Masters who know basketball tactics please come in, please give advice to our team

Hehe. It's very detailed.

I also love basketball, I like to play, I like tactics, I like to watch.

I recommend using: First of all: look at your list, No. 4 (point guard): You don't have a good point guard, this is the only point guard. And when attacking, you must pass the front court quickly and safely, and you must start.

The number (center, big front) can be paired with twin towers. In this way, the body, bounce, and rebounding can complement each other, and one is high, and the other is fast in the offense. Rebounds are a guarantee of the outcome of a basketball game, for example: I can't shoot accurately, but if I rebound well, I can increase the number of offenses by 2.

No. 3 (Score): First there is speed and awareness, there is a breakthrough. Shooting more than 70% from the field is the standard for a shooting guard, and with speed and awareness, a breakthrough can create opportunities for both teammates and themselves.

He should be the soul of your team. It's best to go through his hands on every ball. Eventually, the other teammates score.

No. 7: You can guarantee rebounds more and use him to defend against the opponent's arrows. He is the equivalent of the "best defender".

After the starter chatted, I suggest that No. 6 and other sixth people, who have scores, are in good health, or swing people, can make up for any needs on the field, and can replace the number, which replaces the No. 1 center, let No. 2 play the center (the reason: the body is super good (tank), the bounce is very strong, plus the hand is not short, so there are boards and risks.

The number 5 can play when the situation is not open and can improve the attack very well. 100% hits, huh? But defense can be a hole. It may be beaten and forcibly eaten.

When attacking, block and dismantle more, it is recommended to number and run more. Be sure to run more, for example: 1or 2 runs down from both ribs. The No. 3 bottom line runs upwards with 1or 2 to help block, and 3 to complete the jumper.

Defense: I recommend using 23 defense, because if the opponent is 3 points accurate, people will shoot you. You can only admit it, but it should be 100% impossible. Hehe.

The joint defense is mainly to prevent breakthroughs, once someone breaks through, no matter what breaks through in what position, there must be at least two people near him, understand???

Suggestion: Defensive formation 2 1 7

I'm tired. Don't forget to give extra points.

Slept.

In fact, it is very simple to assign tasks 1 and 7 are mainly responsible for rebounding, 2 are responsible for shooting and assisting defense 4 to break through, go to the basket if you can get on the basket, divide the ball and give 3 shots if you can't get on, 3 and 4 play guards, you must know how to block and dismantle, bounce good to protect the inside line, shoot accurately 1 and 3 to know how to run the vacancy, get rid of the defense 7 play to be selfless rebounds to rely on him The whole team must cooperate, take the whole team score as the top, don't be a hero

Generally, after the 3 and 4 blocks are dismantled, the rebounds on the inside line will be a second offense, and a team with such a height is good

Grass,The shooting percentage is so high, and you'll lose.。。 The NBA doesn't have you either, 70???

I can see that except for the people in your class, the other indices are basically at the professional level, which can't be beaten, and it is estimated that the champion of your university is Mengba, and there is no way to play any tactics.

Look at the height of your players. None of them are very high. But being able to win two runners-up in a row shows that you have the strength.

In fact, the basketball game when I was a student was very simple. It doesn't include professional college games. You can name a whole bunch of tactics.

But when it comes to the actual competition, many people will forget how to use it. This is the truth. Because students are not professional footballers and do not know how to control themselves.

It's hard to master tactics.

Your team members are generally smaller. Good for fast breaks. As long as you have enough backcourt rebounds.

When an opposing player is about to shoot. There was a fast defender who immediately ran to the front. It doesn't matter if the opposing player scores or not.

Then your interior grabs the rebound and throws the ball to the frontcourt. Try to score as fast as you can. The fast break is the easiest way to score.

Falling into a position is difficult to play and does not guarantee a hit. We use this trick a lot. It's easy to use (provided you have some guarantee of backcourt rebounding).

There is also the need for guards to practice 3-point shooting.

First Quarter: Offense: Outside Shooting Defense:

32 joint defense main attack SG main defense opponent sf second quarter: offense: center side defense:

Full court pressing, main offense c main defense, opponent's pg third quarter: offense: strong inside defense:

Marking defense main offense pf main defense opponent c fourth quarter: offense: overall coordination defense:

It should be okay to mark the outside line and focus on the attack PG to defend the opponent's SG.

Basketball team tactics are as follows:

1. Triangle Tactics: Triangle offense is composed of three players on one side who form a triangle and a "two-person game" on the other side. It's not like those fixed routines, which are full of free movement in the attack.

Depending on the defense, the triangle offense will have a variety of responses;

2. Blocking and dismantling tactics: Blocking and dismantling is a basketball tactic, dismantling or blocking and dismantling is a very basic tactic in basketball tactics, mainly through the transfer of the position of the ball between the attacking players, and the position of the players to find opportunities in the movement, resulting in a blank cut without the ball or a player on the offensive side to get rid of the defense for a short time to complete the series of behaviors of shooting the basket action model game;

3. Fast attack tactics: Fast attack refers to fast attack tactics in ball sports. The outstanding performance of the players in the NBA arena in the United States, which is popular all over the world, has made countless people excited, laughing, and even crazy.

In every successful tactical match, it's the beautiful fast-break coordination that fascinates people.

1. Offensive tactics.

1) Transfer and cut coordination.

A pass-cut is a simple combination of a player using a pass and a cut.

Coordination method] After passing the ball to , immediately get rid of the opponent and cut to the basket, and then shoot the ball back to the basket. (Figure 1).

Key points of cooperation] The cut-in team members should grasp the timing of the cut-in and make good use of the feints and speed; Passers should pay attention to using feints to attract and contain opponents.

Prone to mistakes] The suddenness of the action when cutting in is not enough, and there is no obvious change in movement, direction and speed when cutting; The pass to the player who holds the ball to the player is not timely and not in place, and the concealment is not strong.

2) Long pass fast attack.

The long pass fast attack only has the launch and end stages, and its biggest feature is that it has a simple structure, fast speed, a small number of participants and a high success rate. However, due to the long distance between passing and receiving, the accuracy of the pass is difficult to control.

Coordination method] Take the long pass fast break of grabbing the backcourt rebound as an example, after grabbing the backcourt rebound, first observe the situation on the court and look for long pass fast break opportunities. and judging that when it is possible to grab a rebound, he immediately starts to shoot quickly and try to overtake the defender's long ball shot.

3) Man-to-man defense in the offensive half.

The man-to-man defensive tactics in the offensive half are team-wide offensive tactics composed of various basic combinations such as passing, cutting, breaking, covering, and strategy.

Offensive Essentials].

After switching from defense to offense to the front court, the offensive team should be reasonably organized and quickly settled.

Make full use of the basic coordination and extreme changes to create attack opportunities, expand the attack surface, increase the attack points, and strengthen the offensive nature of the attack.

According to the opponent's defensive situation, attack the weak link, create a hole in the defense, pay attention to the position and timing of the cooperation, and strengthen the pertinence and flexibility of the attack.

Organize scramble to grab rebounds, pay attention to the balance of offense and defense, and ensure the speed of offensive and defensive transitions.

Coordination method] single center offensive method:

Pass the ball to , cover the ball between the moves, pass the ball to the shot, and after the cover, if the opponent makes a substitution, you should turn around and cut the ball to continue the attack. At this time, follow up to grab the rebound, and after passing, you should also rush to grab the rebound. Move to the middle, ready to retreat at any time.

There is a big difference between today's basketball and the basketball of the past!! It's not just a matter of personal skills!! It is also necessary to have a tacit understanding between friends!!

The most practical tactics are pick-and-roll and cut-in. Blocking and demolishing all markings, cutting into and breaking all joint defenses, it depends on the opponent's tactics.

Let's talk about offense first: the big forward mentions the free throw line, and the center does a double tower cooperation, the two guards are ambushed near the top of the arc 45 degrees to prepare to receive the ball and shoot, and the small forward is ambushed in the two bottom corners, if the two guards don't have a good shooting opportunity to break through the bottom corner, the shot is okay.

Defense: It depends on the opponent, if the opponent's breakthrough ability is strong, then 23 joint defense, narrow the defensive range to within the three-point line, and pay attention to each position at any time to help defend the opponent's breakthrough. If the opponent has strong projection ability, it is necessary to expand the scope of defense, basketball sometimes fights physical strength, and defense is the most physical consumption, the way to defend the team with strong projection ability is not to give the opponent space to shoot, which requires the defender to defend closely, forcing the opponent to not shoot and choose to break through, so that the opponent chooses the offensive method that he is not good at, and the success rate will naturally decrease.

If the opponent is good in both aspects, use the 32 defense, that is, the center puts the position near the free throw line, which can take into account defensive breakthroughs and shooting, but this requires the center to have strong court insight and defensive awareness, and the center's ability to move is high. If there is a player with outstanding personal ability in the opposing team, it is recommended that the landlord send a player with strong defensive ability to be responsible for marking, as long as the player crosses the midfield line, immediately take close defense, try to make the opponent unable to borrow the ball, even if he receives the ball, do not let him receive it very comfortably, even if he receives the ball and is ready to attack, do not let him attack very comfortably, and the defender closest to him should be ready to assist in defense at any time. Look at the landlord's lineup as a whole, the landlord can adjust the position of the players on the field at any time depending on the opponent's situation, and sometimes it will work wonders.

The defense should play 1211 depending on the physical strength. Suitable for the first half, save physical strength to play 23 joint defense with * consciousness is always the best means of attack... Do more anti-running, plus bottom-line awareness.

Know yourself and know your opponent, fight a hundred battles, use your strengths to deal with their many points, have faith.

Main attack: small ones can break through and big forward blocking, the first choice is to go inside or take the ball and then break through (the success rate will be higher); 2. Split the subdivision or CIC. (Is the point guard lacking confidence on the court?) Encourage him to operate more self-operatively and avoid blame, both good and bad).

Secondary offense: The long pass of the point guard in the defense and counter is all over the court, and the fast one front and one back parallel fast attack (the premise is that the point guard has a long pass, and the second pass must be in place). When encountering a fast team, it should be used with caution when targeted.

Defense is the hardest to say. The second and third joint defense is easy to use and saves physical strength, but effective and rapid complementarity requires more practice. It is best to set up a targeted arrangement before the match.

Then, according to the Dallas Mavericks' tactics, change a big forward to break through and shoot blue from the outside.

The center is incapable of basically losing the capital to become a strong team, which means that when you encounter a powerful c, you basically declare that you are done playing The big forward is very fierce, I used to play the big front, and then I switched to the small front Mainly back play and misalignment, if he can play back to attack the inside If it is average, you will open up to give him space to break through SG PG SF2 (just the one who can shoot) A bottom corner Two 45 degrees Waiting to fly a kite C Give the PF grade PF break C Grab the board and go Obviously, inside rush Outside projection type SF1 as a rotation for PF They're called to score points or foul shots, and everybody else's job is to run for position and shoot.

The second is to use PF back to play to form an inside line to contain the two more accurate outside line running position and the other empty cut Looking for opportunities C Just cover it C No, it's a real headache Anyway, your offense is able to shoot Run the empty position PF SF back to play containment or break through the ball C Be a blue-collar In other words, your position is SG+SG+SG+SF+C We used it in junior high school At that time, it was a three-guard lineup I played SF C is a projection type We won the second place in the whole school because the opponent has two super centers I used to calculate the data The three quantiles are basically about 11 points, I can get about 30+10+5 C20+5+10 or so, your PF is the core, you must have 30+0+10 ability, rebounding depends on C or you rush the version.

Let go must be your chicken ribs Single defense I see PF SF1 has good athletic talent and can't suffer a loss It's better to scatter the two defenses and let PF and C be the last barrier in it But I'm not optimistic because they are the core of the offense C is okay If PF continues to build you're really hiccups If you don't understand it You're asking carefully Let's study and study it.

I'll tell you, boy, basketball tactics are very important, but once you get on the court, you don't have tactics when you start playing, and you're not a professional player, and it's hard to hold on to your physical strength, and I've been playing basketball for 8 years, and now I'm starting to compete between units, and to put it bluntly, it's about fighting for stamina, endurance and speed, and whoever has good physical strength is the winner, and if you have good physical strength, then fight for rebounds and shots, and you must stabilize the rhythm As for the tactics, I don't think it matters, if you have to play tactics, I'll teach you a simple one, isn't the center very fierce, the center grabs the rebound, the outside passes, and then shoots outside, and the center stands inside to grab the board Then create a fast attack.