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Anonymous users2024-02-07You mean the positions in the game, the five positions, point guard, point guard, small forward, power forward, center, theoretically the height should increase in turn, but it still changes according to the individual's style of play.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06In terms of height, the tallest should be the center, followed by the big forward, the small forward can be about the same height as the scoring guard or slightly higher than the scoring guard, and the point guard should be the shortest! In terms of technology, the small forward should be the most comprehensive, such as singles, shooting, breakthroughs, etc., the scoring guard should be the most accurate in the team, the big forward should have a certain mid-range shooting technique and interior skills, and must have a certain ability to grab rebounds, and the center must have a strong rebounding ability and interior singles skills!! Point guards need to dribble the ball safely to the opponent's half, and use means such as breaking through to create good offensive opportunities for their teammates!
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Anonymous users2024-02-05<> number one to organize the defenders.
The person who has the most chances to get the ball on the pitch mobilizes his teammates on the pitch and plays a leading role. To bring the ball safely from the back court to the front court, you need to sacrifice your own scoring opportunities to help other teammates score.
Position Scoring Guard.
On the court, scoring is the main task, and he is the second scorer on the court after the small forward. Mainly responsible for perimeter shooting, it needs to have strong shooting ability and dribbling ability.
No. 1 small forward.
The most fundamental requirement is to be able to score, and it is a long-distance score. Good at incourt shooting and dribbling, with strong technical comprehensiveness; To a certain extent, it can play the role of the other four people. The average player is of average height.
Position power forward.
The duty of the power forward is to grab the board, defend, and defend the basket with the center, and when the center is responsible for the internal scoring game, the forward must follow up; It also plays a pivotal role with others.
Center Forward. Responsible for scoring in the penalty area. Generally speaking, the main responsibility of a center is to score, followed by rebounding, defense, etc.
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Anonymous users2024-02-041. Center: offensive hub, grabbing rebounds, firefighting (supplemental defense) players in the three-second zone, quick turning and shooting when facing the basket are basic skills.
Requirements: There is height, there is weight, and the pace cannot be too slow.
Typical players: O'Neal, Yao Ming.
2. Good forward: The most important task is to grab rebounds and assist the center in defense.
Requirements: Strong, explosive, if you have height, you may also play center, in fact, this position is also known as the second center.
Typical player: Rodman.
3. Small forward: Mainly the players who attack from the bottom of the town line to the area where the rebound is 45 degrees.
Requirements: Flexible and fast.
Typical Player: Garnett.
4. Scoring guard: also known as offensive guard, is a player who initiates an attack at 45 degrees from the rebound.
Requirements: players with strong breakthrough ability and relatively stable shooting. This position is not much different from a small forward, like Maddie, who can play both small forward and shooting guard.
Typical player: Kobe Bryant (sometimes a small forward).
5. Group lead weaver guard: also known as point guard, as the name suggests, is the initiator of the organization.
Requirements: good basic skills, good ball control, wide vision, able to pass and shoot.
Typical players: Kidd, Nash.
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Offense and defense are a pair of contradictions, but they can both be said to be the key The so-called playing by offense and winning by defense This is a truth that the NBA has always recognized There are two theories that have been dominating basketball That is: 1. Even if the opponent scores 99 points, as long as he scores 100 points, he still wins. 2. Even if I only score 1 point, as long as the opponent scores 0 points, then I win, so there are many, many keys to winning the game, such as the player's play when the game is deadlocked, such as the avoidance and creation of fouls, and rebounding protection, the team's tacit understanding, and the understanding of tactics It's really not a sentence that can be said clearly, but my advice is to play more, watch more ball, and a lot of doorways, which can be understood slowly.