Does anyone know the rules for technical fouls in basketball?

At a glance, you know that you are afraid of fouls, and when the summer comes, you can go to a basketball camp, and you will quickly improve your basketball skills, and the rules are not a problem!

Foul Condition.

1. A player's technical foul refers to all player fouls that do not include contact with the opposing player.

2. Players shall not ignore the referee's advice or use improper behavior, such as:

1. It is not polite to speak or contact with referees, technical representatives, recorders, assistant recorders, timekeepers, 30-second timekeepers or opposing players;

2. Use words or actions that are likely to offend or incite the audience;

3. Tease the other person or shake his hand near the other person's eyes to obstruct his vision;

4. Hindering the swift throw-in to delay the game;

5. After being judged to have committed a foul, raise your hand improperly when the referee asks to raise your hand;

6. Failure to report that the recorder and referee changed the game number without authorization;

7. Substitutes who did not report to the recorder and were not greeted by the referee entered the field;

8. Leave the venue to obtain improper benefits;

9. Violation of Article 60, Paragraph 4, Penalty 3, Paragraph 2 (Note): "Interference with the last or only one penalty throw";

10. The player grabs the hoop and hangs the weight of the whole body on the hoop. At the referee's discretion, it is OK for a player to grab the hoop while trying to prevent injury to himself or another player.

(iii) technical offences that are manifestly unintentional and have no effect on the game, or which are of a managerial nature, are not considered technical fouls; Unless there is a repeat offense after the referee has given a warning.

4. Technical offenses that are intentional, immoral, or bring undue benefits to the offender shall be punished immediately for technical offenses. Follow-up question: How to punish technical fouls.

1. To register a technical foul against the violator.

2. Two free throws and one throw-in (the so-called two penalties and one throw-in) are awarded to the opposing player.

3. The captain designates the penalty team. At the same time, off-court personnel, such as coaches, etc., can get technical fouls or even direct evictions, like the Spurs vs. Nets a few days ago, Popovich was blasted out by the referee at the last moment* I hope to help the landlord.

Technical fouls. Refers to a foul caused by a technical error. For example, ignoring the referee's advice, being rude to the referee or contacting, or using disrespectful language and behavior to tease the opponent and deliberately delaying the game, etc., will be judged as a "technical foul".

Common foul: refers to a foul caused by physical contact between two players in a match. These include pushing, bumping, pulling, tripping, and obstruction.

A technical foul is defined as any foul committed by a player that does not include contact with an opposing player. Players are not allowed to ignore the referee's advice or engage in improper behavior.

The penalty is: 1. To register a technical foul against the violator.

2. Two free throws are awarded to the opposing player.

3. The captain designates the penalty team.

Common fouls are what we often see, such as defenders, hitters, blockers, pullers, and so on.

Technical fouls usually refer to some violations of professional ethics (such as dissatisfaction with the referee, insulting opponents, etc.), NBA technical fouls are more extensive, and individuals will be sent off the court after 2 technical fouls; And fouls are just some fouls such as beaters, hitting people and other ordinary actions, the NBA is 6 fouls to leave the court, and the FIBA is 5 fouls to leave the court!

A technical foul is a foul that violates morality. For example, disobeying the referee, scolding the player, and using the hand will all get a technical foul.

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There are many types of [newbie] fouls, and you'd better check out the Rules of the Basketball Game to understand them all. Including intrusive fouls (blocking. Bumping people.

Illegal defense behind the back. Pull people. Illegal cover-up.

Illegal use of hands. pushing, etc.), fouls on both sides, unsportsmanlike fouls, disqualifying fouls, technical fouls, fights, etc.; You said double belt. Running is a violation

This includes players out of bounds and out of bounds, dribbling, dribbling, 3 seconds, players who are heavily defended, 8 seconds, 24 seconds, ball returning to the backcourt, interfering with scoring and interfering with the ball, etc. The batter is when the opponent is in control of the ball, and you hit the opponent's hand when you take the ball, and it seems that there is no breakup. A double belt is two times to catch the ball with both hands, and when you dribble the ball once, it's a double belt

Walking with the ball is walking (running) three steps without the ball hitting the ground. Technical fouls, blocking, bumping, pulling, unsportsmanlike violations, etc.

Hitting someone with the ball, three-second violation, walking, pulling, foul without the ball Technical foul, beating, 24-second violation, 8 seconds not passing half court, 5 seconds not serving, Free throw violation, hitting man (direct off-the-court, it should be counted) Interference Ball Fouls There are: defensive fouls and offensive fouls, the main fouls are judged based on the degree of invading the reasonable space of the players on both sides, as well as the sequence of physical contact, such as blocking fouls, pulling, pushing, bumping, hugging, hitting, covering fouls, etc., and fouls behind them should be heavily punished. The offences are:

Out of bounds, 3 seconds, 28 seconds, walking, returning, two dribbles, etc. Penalties are awarded when one team loses possession and the other team takes the ball out of bounds, takes a penalty kick, and is sent off.

Penalty for simultaneous fouls committed by both sides, etc. Main Rules of Basketball (1) - Carrying the Ball Main Rules of Basketball (2) - Illegal Dribbling Main Rules of Basketball (3) - Boxing and Kicking Violations Main Rules of Basketball (4) - Ball Return to Backcourt Violation Main Rules of Basketball (5) - Ball Out of Bounds Violation Main Rules of Basketball (6) - Throw-in Violation Main Rules of Basketball (7) - Interference with the Ball Violation Main Rules of Basketball (8) - Jump Ball Violation Main Rules of Basketball (9) - Free Throw Violations Main Rules of Basketball (10) - Violations of the Time Rule Main Rules of Basketball (11) - Technical Fouls Main Rules of Basketball (11) - Technical Fouls Main Rules of Basketball (12) - Offensive Fouls 1 Main Rules of Basketball (13) - Offensive Fouls 2 Main Rules of Basketball (14) - Offensive Fouls 3 Main Rules of Basketball (15) - Offensive Fouls 4 Main Rules of Basketball (16) - Offensive Fouls 5 Main Rules of Basketball (17) - Other Fouls and Penalties1 Main Rules of Basketball (18) - Other Fouls and Penalties 2 Main Rules of Basketball (19) - Fighting Fight, Dribbling Twice, Returning, Pushing, Foul in the 3 Second Zone, Walking, 5 Seconds Free Throws 3 Seconds, Pushing, Hitting, 24 Seconds, Walking, Returning, Stepping on the Line.

The 30-second rule – The offensive team must shoot within 30 seconds of possession of the ball on the court (24 seconds for NBA games and 35 seconds for NCA games).The 10 Second Rule – The team starts with control of the ball from the back court and must get the ball into the front court (the opponent's half) within 10 seconds5 Seconds Rule – After possessing the ball, the player must take the throw-in within 5 seconds.

FIBA rules stipulate that free throws must also be made within 5 seconds (10 seconds in NBA rules).The 3-second rule - a foul caused by physical contact with an opponent, such as an altercation with a referee. Offensive foul - a foul that results from physical contact with another person.

Technical foul - A player or coach is awarded a foul for poor performance, such as an altercation with the referee. Foul Cancellation Knowledge - A foul made by a player that does not reflect the spirit of the athlete, such as hitting someone. Upon such occurrence, the player shall be immediately sent off the field.

5 Fouls – Whether intrusive fouls or technical fouls, a player who commits a total of 5 fouls (6 in the NBA) must leave the court and not be allowed to play again. Violation – a violation of the rules that is neither an intrusion foul nor a technical foul. The main offences were:

illegal dribbling; dribble away; 3-second violation; Get the ball out of bounds. Player out of touch - A player is out of touch when the player dribbles the ball or the ball itself touches an area beyond the boundary line or cocoon line. The ball is not counted out of bounds in the air until it touches the line or the area outside the line.

Interference Ball - When the shot ball falls towards the basket, neither player can touch the ball. When the ball is in the basket, the defender must not touch the ball. Closely Marked Player – A player who is closely marked by a defender must pass, dribble or shoot within 5 seconds or his team will lose possession (which is not stipulated in NBA rules).

Return of the ball to the backcourt – Once a team has moved the ball from the backcourt to the frontcourt, the player of that team can no longer move the ball across the halfway line and back to the backcourt.

There are many different kinds of basketball rules around the world, but the more well-known ones are the rules of the FIBA (International Basketball Federation), the NBA (United States), and the NCAA (United States). Basketball in our country adopts FIBA basketball rules. At present, it is the 2004 rules, and the basketball rules will come into effect on October 1, 2006, but the official translation of the Chinese Basketball Association has not been issued.

Types of foul play gestures: 1. Illegal use of the hand (commonly known as "beater") - the left hand into a palm, the right hand into a fist, and the right fist to hit the left wrist. Rule Diagram 37 2, Blocking (Defensive Team is Blocking Foul, Offensive Team is Illegal Cover) - Place both palms on the hips (i.e., on both sides of the waist above the hips).

Rule Diagram 38 3, excessive elbow swing - one hand bent arm horizontal swing back elbow. Rule Diagram 39 4, pull - grab the wrist downward, make the action of pulling people. Rule Diagram 40 5, Push or Hit Without the Ball (The defending team is a push foul, and the offensive team is a foul without a player) - Imitate the action of pushing with both palms in front of the chest.

Rule Diagram 41 6, Hitting a Person with the Ball - Hitting the Left Palm with the Right Fist. Rule Diagram 42 7, Control the team's foul - Make a fist (straight arm level) and point it in the direction of the fouling team's basket. Rule Diagram 43 8, Foul on both sides - raise both fists above the head, wave the clenched fists several times, and the fists form a cross.

Rule Diagram 44 9, Technical Foul - Raise the palms of both hands above the top, represented in the shape of a "T"; With one palm facing down, the palm of the other hand facing straight in front of you when the other palm is placed in a "T" shape. Rule Diagram 45 10, unsportsmanlike fouls (the so-called "intentional fouls" often said by so-called experts on some TV stations are hehe) - the right hand is raised high above the head (the straight arm can be slightly bent), and the left hand grabs the wrist part of the right hand into a fist. Rule Diagram 46 11 Disqualification Foul (commonly known as "Power Seizure Foul") – Hands clenched into fists and arms stretched out (perpendicular to the ground) raised above the head.

Rule Diagram 47 – Foul-related gestures: Foul stop clock (simultaneous whistle) – Straighten your arm with your right hand into a fist and raise it high above the ground (perpendicular to the ground), and straighten your arm with your left hand and point horizontally towards the offender's waist (palm down). Rule Diagram 7 - In addition, there are types of violations, types of management, types of scores, etc., all gestures for a total of 58 diagrams.