What position can I play with my physicality

Your bounce is similar to mine, but my height is only, you're an endurance player, a point guard, you can't be a point guard, the speed of the explosion is too slow, you practice running, if you can be faster, you can take on the small forward. I am 16 years old and am also ...... junior high school

With your current conditions, it's better to play power forward, if you dribble well, if you don't dribble well, then big center, grab rebounds, protect rebounds.

The body is on the thin side, and it is suitable to play defenders.

What position you play depends on what your technique prefers.

If you have good dribbling control skills and good passing, you can play playmaking guard, and if you are good at scoring and have certain dribble control skills, you can play shooting guard.

I think I should start with a quarterback.,Because I also started from a quarterback.,Slowly became a small front.。 Quarterbacks need good dribbling skills, and as you get used to them, you'll move forward to the front.

Guard, I only play small forward for 185.

The quality should be the quality of a guard, and whether you are a scoring guard or a point guard depends on your level.

Small front. Or a cameo score or Omae!

The basket is only 305! You don't have to jump shorter too.

Always playing center? Then your ability to grab the board and attack inside is at least a little basic, plus your breakthrough and jump shot, it means that your scoring means are quite comprehensive, I don't know what height your teammates are, if you are in middle school, everyone is not very tall, because your dribbling speed is generally recommended that you still play as a forward, just 3 or 4 positions.

The landlord 97 years of this height and weight to play center should be no problem, if you want to play better, strengthen shooting practice, if the height of the body does not improve too much in the future, you can switch to play small forward, shooting accuracy is always the last word. Training method: Correct the shooting posture and practice as planned.

Score or small front can be

No strength, no height, no speed, poor dribbling, let's shoot. Learn from the god in Slam Dunk.

Defenders, if they dribble well, if they have the big picture, they can play open positions, and I think that's a good thing, just be a useful person for the team.

Your physical fitness is similar to mine... It's just that I'm 2 centimeters taller than you...

If you're on a basketball team, I think you'd better be a guard or a small forward, after all, you have a limited height in the team...

If you're an amateur like me, I think it's better to play big, you don't need to dribble too much to practice mid-range shots and layups, and it's best to practice strength every day, because if you don't have a good body, you'll suffer a lot...

Defenders, you're not the right height for a striker.

Too little information is given...Physical, impactful, small forward, cameo power forward when needed, James and Anthony.

Small forward, type like Pippen.

Want to see playing in **, varsity? Provincial team? National? nba？The requirements are all different.

I think it's better for you to play the guard swing man, which is to organize the guard to the middle of the scoring guard, and how to play?

Look at your shooting well, that's your advantage, it's better to have three points. But you don't have to practice three-point shooting, you must practice the mid-range shooting, so that every shot jumps to the best point and then shoots, so that your height disadvantage will be reduced.

Your strength is also good, and this can also be your advantage The key depends on how you use it, and good power is not called you.

Go to the basket and play judo with them. Instead, when you can't fall off someone, you can use your body to lean on the defender and create enough space for yourself to attack.

When appropriate, you can try to eat alone on the inside line, and Atai is not high, right? But he will eat alone.

Be sure to pass the basic skills, you can try to participate in track and field training, look at the tactics more, and use your brain.

There is no choice, that is, to organize the guard, and to play the guard, your weight is considered light, the weight is too light, and the strength cannot keep up with the strength is too important, whether it is defense or breakthrough, since there is a speed advantage, try to improve the strength, first increase the weight to about 135 in strength training, so that the body is thick and strong.

If you want to play well, the most important thing is basic skills.

The body is quite important.

I'm 185cm and you're the same weight, but I'm too thin, and the bounce is very good, and I can almost buckle (regular).

I played the big front and played more flexibly.

Let's play defender. You're a little short in height. You can hone your skills a little more.

Because anyway, the limitations of everyone's physical conditions are too great now. Like my high school alma mater, the inner line in each class is about 185cm. The small front should be 178cm

Not to mention when I got to college, my height (184) was a little bit of a loss before I was a child.

You can go to the side of Lowry on the Rockets.

Hone it more.

According to what you said, you can only play guard, small forward, your height and bounce and score as you said it is unlikely, even if you play guard, you can only play organizational guard, scoring guard requires strong scoring ability, that is, excellent shooting and scoring ability, all things considered, I suggest you play organizational guard! However, I still need to practice my ball control skills.

No matter what position, you have to practice all kinds of techniques, I have a classmate, play small front, back body singles will also be, nine is very strong!

It is recommended that you play as a defender, your height is not very dominant, I think the bearded Davis is a template for you to learn, he is not high, the bounce can only be said to be okay, but it is very strong, the technique is comprehensive, and the experience is rich, and you can practice how to use your body to play.

As for whether you control the ball or score, it mainly depends on how you train yourself, if you have good vision, good awareness, dribbling and then practice, you can become a good point guard, if you take the time to develop your own shooting, pay attention to the shot, because your height is honestly not dominant, but if you shoot fast, it is not a problem.

Personally, I think that breakthroughs must be practiced, and those with strong bodies have the advantage of breaking through, so it's better to decide for yourself.

I think it's better for you to play a scoring guard, shoot when you have a vacancy, you can practice your shooting percentage, pay more attention to your hand shape, see what shape those balls are in the NBA after they are shot, which is very important, as well as mental quality and so on. My brother is about the same height as you, he can catch circles on the spot, and he is the one who scores.

We're about the same size, I'm 175cm, but I'm slightly better than you. I've been playing guard all the time, playing as the main guard in our school, and to be honest, although we are a bit low, we still have an advantage, on average one or two steals and a dozen assists per game. Defenders are the soul of the field, the driving force that makes the team spin, and it is highly recommended that you play as a defender.

I suggest you practice your three-point shot, the guard can't just steal and assist, stand on the three-point line to give the opponent a psychological threat. If there's no one to defend, you can easily shoot threes. When the opponent is close to the defense, you can choose to break through, if someone helps you to break through, there is time for you to learn, good luck.

You weigh too little I 172 75kg bench press 90kg squat 110kg

You're better suited to play possession, so develop your passing.

Score put a little short before hitting small. The body is okay, and more practice shooting and breaking. It has nothing to do with 1000 meters. What you want is a short burst and speed.

Basketball, it's about rebounding! With physical strength, a strong person is invincible, like a shark. No one can stop it.

SG's body should be stronger.

Playing the offensive playmaker's back position! Just like Paul and Nash. As long as it helps the team, I feel that assists are much cooler than scoring, but don't learn from the Rockets' Xiaobu, it's okay to play, game, don't rely on Pu!

You don't shoot very accurately, but listen to your introduction to control the ball well, not too high, the ball control should suit you... You can't score accurately, it's generally 3 doubles before playing, it is recommended to play possession...

Point guard plus playmaking guard, I'm 174, it's similar to you, occasionally playing point guard, mid-range shooting is okay, and there is speed in breaking through.

With a height of more than 1.7 meters, I think it's better to play point guard, so practice ball control well!

It seems that your scoring method is very powerful, you can make the opponent unguardable, 1.8 meters is not short, the average scoring guard is more than enough, but it is not a professional game.

It is recommended that you play point guard if you pass the ball okay. The height conditions, speed, and bounce are average, and if you play a point guard, your attack power is insufficient, so you should give ammo to others! In addition, you have good shooting skills from open positions, which is important for a point guard, an advantage!

If you can, it's okay to play a shooting guard, run more off the ball, pull open space to shoot, just like Hamilton.

By the standards of street basketball in our country, it is appropriate to play center.

Point guard gets back to the court quickly and looks for opportunities to break through or assist.

You can't score big guards, and if you do, you're going to be blind.

Depending on the situation on the field, you are the tallest c, you are medium f, and the shortest is g.

Hehe, in fact, it depends on yourself, and you can practice that position easily.

If you want to join the professional team or the varsity team, I personally think it is more suitable for small forwards and defenders.

What's wrong with the 2nd floor.

It is recommended to play before the big In terms of height, it is still okay to play before the big one.

And good physical strength is a necessary condition for a striker, and secondly, within the 2-point line and 3 points are compulsory courses before the big one, and hard work should be successful.

Playing a guard is generally a role player

Small forward, all aspects of the quality are very suitable.

Personally, I think small forwards are more suitable

I suggest you play small forward or scoring guard, first, you have average speed, now excellent point guards are generally faster, such as Nash, Parker, etc., although your brain is fast, and your judgment is good, but your speed disadvantage will hinder you to a certain extent; Second, if you can't play inside and bounce, then you are definitely not suitable for centers and power forwards who play their strength on the inside; Thirdly, you have a good hand, and you have good physical strength, and you have good judgment to help you decide when to shoot, how to shoot, whether to shoot or pass, you are more suitable to be a shooting guard, and if you have good skills, you can also play small forward.

You can play a two-way guard, you can control the ball and score, but it's better to play point guard, because your speed and bounce are not very good according to you, so your breakthrough at equal point guard may have an impact, you are only 15 years old, and you can grow to about meters when you are an adult.

What you need to strengthen is:

1.the ability to see the big picture and read the game;

2.Good ball control skills, which are essential techniques that all players must practice;

3.The best way to shoot accurately from the middle and long distances is through a lot of practice, from setting point to receiving the ball;

4.For point guards, the passing ability should be good, throwing passes, hitting the ground, back passes, etc.;

A qualified all-rounder requires not only good talent, but also perseverance through hard practice.

You're definitely playing defender now.

You can be a point guard or a shooting guard

SF or PF Your height is not short, you can't play anything else, but you can't do it inside, so the function is small front or big front.

Organizing defenders requires a good view of the overall situation, a broad vision, strong judgment, and a good ability to read the game.

You can only play small forward or point back, but the focus should be on defense. Sean Battier is your role model.

Be a passing guard

It would be nice to practice more 100-meter sprints

Let's hit the small front. It's a bit low to play big front (although you have a lot of room to grow taller again, and big front is very fierce under the basket) If you play guard, you don't have three points, and you're slow, it's not suitable at all. You're physically strong and you're not afraid of physical confrontation when you break through to the inside, and if you practice shooting again, that's great.

You can look at the style of play of James, Anthony, and Artey, and it feels like it suits you well (but I just don't know if you like to rely on your body to charge on the inside. Haha)

Play small forward and score in the 2nd position. More practice on shooting, three-pointers, and bounce off are the strengths of small forwards and shooting guards.

It's not a regular team, you should adapt to any position. It's appropriate to play any position at your age. This will also help you in the future.

I'm also 14 years old, 46kg bounce is okay, I play power forward, but I don't usually shoot.

You can also play this, if it's not a basketball team, you can play anything.

It's up to you to see your ability and your friends working with you!

You're short enough, you better play organization, I'm 14 years old 183 cm, just played shooting guard. It's all short.

Can you touch the basket? Small front shots, breakthroughs have to be very fierce.

If you dare to break through, you can play point guard! It's too standard, you have to be tall before you hit a big game, and you have to have the ability to score before you play a small one! Shoot well!

The speed should be fast, too! You have to have the strength to grab rebounds, and Artest can also learn to play small front, no problem, but the key is to practice more 1 But you are quite suitable for a point guard You think about it.