I m going to join the varsity team, everyone help.

What position do you play? You want to practice ball control and passing, you want to be a playmaker.

Here are three things you can do to understand how you can be a good playmaker.

1.Know yourself well. You have to know that you are going to be an organizational defender.

Kidd, in particular, is inspired by his passes. And inspiration doesn't have to be innate. It takes a lot of experience and trust.

2.Meet the Organizational Defender. I am the organizational defender of the varsity team, and I know what it means to be organized.

I've always believed that teamwork can make basketball more fascinating. But it's not that passing is everything. The point of organization is to make the most effective offensive judgment correctly and quickly, so that the team can score more easily.

This means that first you need to have a good dribble, to be able to fully observe or use experience to feel the position of your teammates without losing the ball, and then you need to have good passing skills to send the ball over as comfortably as possible so that your teammates can score easily. You need to practice all kinds of passes. At the same time, you also need to be able to score at your best.

When you're out of threat, there's no one to defend you and you're out of open teammates you can pass the ball to. At the same time, you are not qualified to make the best choice in the first place. Because you're part of the team, you're part of the offense, and you're going to have to shoot the winning three-pointer at the best time.

3.Practice. 1.Shooting, I don't need to say much at all. If you can't shoot basketball, you don't have to talk about anything. Hit rate is always the last word. There are hits, you can play all the positions, nothing without you. Practice over and over again.

2.Pass. Depending on your requirements, the detailed method is to draw circles on the wall and practice with ground passes, two-handed passes, one-handed passes, back-to-back passes, and no eye passes.

Grasp the intensity. Of course, it is also necessary to continue to practice in confrontation and gain experience. Know the usefulness of each type of pass.

For example, if a defender is very close to you, you need to pass behind him, preferably by hitting the ground. You're strong enough to rebound under the basket, you're defended behind you, your teammates are on the other side of the rim, you need to dummy and then hit your back to your teammates. Wait, to experience in the game.

3.Dribble. Needless to say, you need to control the ball in your hands without any scruples on the field.

Use all reasonable means to control the ball. Keep practicing, keep practicing. Don't get nervous and pass the ball away at every turn.

Don't get excited when you get the ball. Calmly protect and judge the position of your teammates and yourself. Make the most of pick-and-rolls and air cuts to create points.

4.Breakthrough. The key is to keep pushing the envelope. Grasp the rhythm of the dribble and the first step and the last three steps. Take off and choose layups and breakouts.

Search on the Internet, there should be quite a lot.

Sweat. People ask how to get into the school team, not if you can get into the school team...

Son, you're in good health.

It's just that I've lost a little weight, and this one suffers a lot in the fierce confrontation.

But it's okay for you to be a shooting guard in high school.

You're in your third year of junior high school, and it's really not interesting to play on the junior high school team in your final year.

I recommend that you work hard to practice the basic skills in the third year of junior high school, and when you play the whole game in high school, you will find the benefits of solid basic skills. And the fundamentals are what coaches value.

After high school, the general school will select powerful newcomers among the freshmen, and your strength is not a big problem. You can also have a good relationship with the physical education teacher and usually play with the teacher more, so as to improve your ** rate and let everyone see your ability, which is very beneficial to you. If you are not selected, you can negotiate with the teacher and recommend yourself, and you will generally get the opportunity.

Tell the person in charge. If you have talent, you will be wanted.

Basketball is not about individual ability. Our coach asked us what was the hardest thing about basketball. The answer is:

Pass. You are strong though. Singles is great.

But basketball relies on passing. It's not about looking for opportunities on your own. It's about creating opportunities for your teammates.

You don't usually call it basketball. It's called playing with balls. ps.

Do you think those people in the street basket are amazing? It's fancy again, and the action is beautiful. But you can't actually play games.

Because they're playing with a ball. If you only know the individual words, and negative passing. You can't make it to the varsity team.

Let's say you're the heads-up number one in your school! Copy 5 and you fight your varsity team, you may not be able to beat. Passing, tactics.

Coordination is basketball! There are free throw basket doctors in the folk. Shoot accurately.

Why didn't he go to play professionally. At first, I thought basketball was all there was to it. When you really go into the profession, you will know.

Fitting is the hardest !! Basketball isn't just about technique. The most important thing is basketball awareness!!

S-level characters, what's the point of entering the school team, let's go directly to the CBA!!

Then mix it up!

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Not as tall as me, not as fat as me. No future.

Hard work plus hard work There is also SG is not S-class...

You're all S-ranked, and you're afraid that you won't be able to get into the varsity team, and you're in good physical condition, remember, don't just compare yourself to the people in your school, but compare yourself to the people who are better than you, I recommend you play as a shooting guard, and I strongly recommend that you go to college to learn to play with a master, because the level in college is higher, and the physical confrontation is more intense, and if you can adapt to the confrontation in college before you go to college, then you can go back to high school. Bullying.

Invincible alone, S-class character. Enough to be on the school team! Practice hard in the school team and have a great future! And the body is the key, and the game often depends on the body in the end!

It's all S-level, you're invincible!! Let's go to the CBA.

Understand your brother, ask the right person, I'm a little taller than you, I had the same dream as you when I was in high school, and the result was similar, but I directly found the coach of the basketball team, and then pulled him to the basketball court, he smiled and looked at me, a group of people surrounded, I shot 10 three-pointers in a row, unfortunately scored 7, (sometimes I can score 8) he smiled and asked me how high I could jump, I jumped and could only pass the rebound, and he told me to go to two three-step baskets (one left-handed, a right-handed one). Of course, there is no problem with this, he said you dribble a circle of balls and I will see, at that time so many people watched around, I felt a bit like a monkey, but I carried it up, he suddenly said step down, I quickly did a continuous step, he said behind, I followed to do the back, and then it was to turn around, change direction to ......Jumper!!! I took a shot, pressed a little harder, bounced out of the basket, and then he caught the ball and came up, threw the ball at me, and he defended.

Then what am I polite about, attack, three in a row, and then he said it's his turn, it's also three, one is a mid-range shot, one is a confrontation, one is a layup, the mid-range shot didn't go in, I did a close fake fall against me, he said I did it on purpose, I said he hit someone, the layup is the kind of straight arm that is very direct, I directly fouled him and pulled him down.

He laughed again, and then said that he could join the school team to play as a substitute, and asked if he had any opinions, of course I had no opinions. I just went in, and later I learned that the guard of our varsity team was graduating soon, so I took the position. ]

I did the same thing when I was in college and made the varsity team (7-of-10 from 3-point range).

To be honest, there are many teammates with outstanding physical fitness, who are more than two meters tall, and almost most of them can dunk, and I can only take out a 3-point shot.

The above is my personal experience, I hope you can understand something, and I hope you can use it to achieve your dreams. I may not be the best basketball player, but I try to make myself the most consistent three-point player!!

165 You can only play a guard, and the technique must be exquisite, first practice dribbling and passing, and if you practice the above stupid big man, it will not be a problem. Practice your mid-range shooting and hit more than 65% of your free throws, otherwise you won't be able to become the main force no matter how much you practice.

First of all, I think the idea of "at least basket grabbing" is very unreasonable.

The basketball court is not just about bouncing, speed, power, shooting accuracy, awareness, and so on.

You're working out with a good attitude right now, practicing shooting and passing more. Or simply go in one direction, like breaking through the ball. Your strengths should be speed and strength.

A player who can revitalize the whole team is a good player. If you are skilled, even if the school team doesn't pick you, you'll be successful. What's more, what they lost was a hard-working and excellent player, and it was they who should be sorry.

I think you can skip shooting, layups, and passing skills. And practice first to touch the high, advanced school team. After joining the varsity team, I was practicing those skills. I hope you succeed soon.

There is nothing to say, the height requirement of the playmaker is lower than the others.

It's not good to touch the height, grab the bounce and speed.

It's useless, height is fatal defensively.

165 Unless the talent is too good, like someone in the NBA, it's useless to train the day after tomorrow, and I advise you to do something else.

Don't give up, there are 175cm dunks, and if you don't believe it, you can't catch the 165 basket frame.

Height is limited, but you can practice speed.

You can use frog jumps and half-squat jumps to practice bouncing, but I think the most useful is the weight-bearing jump, which has a more obvious effect.

I'm from Yamashina. If you know CUBA, you may know a little bit about our school.

184cm should be a PG in a college team, or it may be SG, and the scoring guards in our school in the past two years have been above 188cm. However, our point guard Zhou Yu is only 175cm, although he is not a starter, but he has been an important role in the team in the past two years, he is indeed very powerful, with skill and speed. He also looks skinny, I guess no more than 67kg.

I don't know how other schools are, our school is mainly the performance of the school when I enter the school trial, at that time, I basically entered the school team in 4 years and was definitely a member of the school team (but whether there is a chance to play during the game is another matter, there are a few people in our school who sit on the bench), and if you don't go in at that time, it will be even more difficult to get in the sophomore and junior years, I have been here for three years, and I have seen two of them selected in the sophomore and junior years.

So you have to behave well as soon as you get in, of course, you don't have to be too anxious to make a mistake during the practice match, and don't stick to the ball, the coach generally doesn't like players who stick to the ball. There is also the need to have a good relationship with the coach. There used to be two pitchers in our school, and when I was a freshman, I saw that they were about the same strength, and then one had a falling out with the coach and rarely played after that, and the other was the top scorer for our varsity team in the past CUBA.

It depends on how you fight and perform, I envy this height, in high school with your height must have played center, but after really entering the school basketball team, you may have to change to play guard or small forward, because of the change of position, you may not be able to play as well as before, but we are all growing, I believe you can definitely get the favor of the coach through your own efforts. come on！

As long as you have a solid foundation and strong skills, there is no problem in entering the school team.

As for playing cuba, that's a later story.,Isn't there still a month.,You can also practice.。

I'm pretty much the same as you.

But I graduated.

You're a little bit underweight, but that's normal at this age, but if you're going to play, you're going to be around 80, and you're supposed to be humble on the court in your freshman year, and you're supposed to do what you're supposed to do.

What position do you often play.

I turned out to be the board king of the school.

About the same height as you. Around 180.

In fact, it's not like jumping high to grab rebounds.

Rather, there must be a desire in your heart.

Whether it's a shot or a break.

If the school attaches great importance to basketball, maybe you still have a play, after all, there are so many universities in China and you play cuba on the point team, you are a basketball specialist and a sports student, first of all, you have a physical advantage, but the height of 184cm I think is still a bit short, you can only develop in point guards, so you have to practice more dribbling and passing, and you have to work harder

There are many netizens who say that the basketball team of the university is above 180?

If you practice the basket well, you can solve it a little.

Of course you can, if you look handsome, you will have something to do, you will definitely be able to, brother, good luck.

It's just a defender, but the competition must be fierce, there is no advantage, the key is technology, you are not too tall, pay attention to power.

You'll find out when you go inside! It's gold that always shines, don't worry! Practice your body and mind!

Are you 184 in college? Or high school??

At the university should be able to play guard pull. It also depends on the competitiveness of your school.

In high school, you're a tall puller. No problem. He is also a sports student.

The first thing to see if your school has a basketball team or not, whether the school attaches importance to it or not.

The second depends on the level of basketball in your school, whether you are the highest level in your position.