Is it necessary to be a master of ball control, at least to practice these things every day!!

Well. I'm the point guard.

We also have to fight more battles.

Increase experience. Then it's about improving your passing vision.

Try not to look at the ball when practicing dribbling.

How to pass the ball when the point guard dribbles and watches the ball.

Stupid, do you play professionally or varsity? If it is, the coach will naturally arrange it for you, if not. As long as you play more, these will come naturally.

Absolutely, I'm dribbling while I'm eating.

I think there are two things that are most important in possession.

1.Dribbling the ball.

2.Pass the ball in place.

So the actual combat is the most important.

Just practice more.

Of course it has to be, absolutly, but it's not that hard if you think about it, I'm not doing much to practice it.

It depends on how you practice, you have to have a regular method, this is not a matter of time, you practice more, slowly, you will find that the ball will be like one with you, it will go with your rhythm. When this feeling becomes more and more intense, your skills must not be generic.

In addition to ball control practice, it is also important to study the dribbling in coordination and dribbling and awareness in different situations.

Dribbling practice is best to develop a good sense of the ball and proficiency in the left hand.

My personal experience is that it takes about half a year to persevere.

If you're an amateur, you're going to be great in 3 months. Pay attention to both the left and right hands.

Dribbling is generally the most difficult technique to practice, you have to have a good sense of the ball, so that you can control the ball well, so you should practice the ball first, and then practice dribbling, the length of this practice dribbling, you have to look at the talent, you have to practice consistently, you have to keep improving, you have to remember that there is always the best, so I think this time will be longer, but you have to dribble the ball steadily, good ball sense, 1 month, almost 4 or 5 months, according to the intensity of your practice.

a year, two years, watching the ball, anyway, a week must not be enough, or what is your hard practice,

To dribble well, you need a good ball sense and coordination!

Ball sense requires a lot of racket practice! Start with one hand and shoot the racket left and right, the lower and faster, the longer the better! If you don't have the strength to shoot, change your hand, and then use one hand to do a pull ball exercise, just like two hands to change rows!

Keep it like this for one to 2 months, and your ball feeling will be good! Then practice moves like turning with the ball, and so on!

Then it's the actual battle, the actual combat starts with the ball more, others will definitely say that you are alone, but if you want to practice ball control, this stage is inevitable!

If you still have questions, you can ask me!

You should know the basics, that is, the center of gravity is pressed, and when you dribble the ball, you have to lean against the defender with your back, so that as long as you have speed, even if the opponent is tough, stealing you is a foul. The easiest way to practice the basic skills is: people lower the center of gravity, eyes can never look at the ball, hand slap the ball (practice your favorite moves), when I was in the school team before, the teacher taught you like this, I hope to help you.

When I first played, I volleyed at night when there was no light, and I tried not to go to the game, and every night for 20 minutes and then I started to practice something else. It's no problem to stick to you, my qualifications are estimated to be worse than yours.

If you want to become a master of ball control, you must first practice these dribbling moves!

Crotch dribbling, back dribbling, left and right hand dribbling, disguised dribbling, blind dribbling.

As long as you get the hang of these, you're good to go!

One of the most important is to practice certain movements repeatedly. Only time and number of times are the last resort to increase possession of the ball. Plus some of your own talents. And then there's some video footage.

It should be noted that the basic skills: make sure that the finger dribble is with the tip of the finger (the finger is generally divided into 3 sections, except for the thumb, with the top 1 3 places), not with the palm and fingers, remember that it is the tip of the finger. The arm movements should be very small, preferably not moving, and the wrists should not be moved.

Fingertips go to hit the ball. Finger strength is crucial, as is rhythm.

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The point guard is the person who has the most opportunities to get the ball on the court, master the game, and organize the offense. They have to take the ball safely from the back to the front court, and then pass the ball to other teammates to create scoring opportunities for their teammates. Assists are their number one priority, and the point guard plays the role of a director on the court like directing a great show.

A good point guard must first have excellent dribbling ability and be able to carry the ball smoothly across the half court; Secondly, you have to have a good passing ability. Point guards need to keep the ball flowing, and they need to be able to get the ball where it's easiest to score.

A point guard is often the last scorer on the team, and he doesn't shoot easily unless none of his teammates have a good chance to shoot. Even with a strong scoring ability, the goal of a point guard is to use his scoring ability to disrupt the opponent's defense and create scoring opportunities for his teammates.

The rule of a point guard is that if any teammate on the court has a better chance than him, he must give the ball to the teammate with the better chance. So, unless it's a good shot, a point guard won't shoot.

In terms of specific scoring methods, perimeter and cutting are two essential tools for point guards.

In reality, the point guard's perimeter long-range shooting is very accurate, like the NBA far away to say Nash, Kee has all 3 points. The shooting percentage of about 35 is Stockton, and his 3-point shooting can be described in two words, that is: steady

But his shot is very well chosen, he doesn't shoot randomly, he will shoot blue at the right time, when he has a big grasp, and there is no basis for saying that point guards can't score or that scoring is inefficient, I remember a sentence that seems to say Stockton: if he wants to score, he can always take 20, 30 or even moreIt used to be Stockton, but now it's Nash, and friends who have watched Nash's games will definitely agree.

Let's talk about the defensive problems of point guards, or Stockton, for example, they all say that he is"Ball oil",Hehe is indeed an old fritter.,Anyway, you don't have a temper to defend yourself.,Although the rebounds are not too tall (limited by their position and height),But he's the steal king of all time.。 Therefore, as a point guard, while ensuring an effective organization of the offense, the defense must also be surprising and disrupt the opponent's tactical deployment to win the initiative

Studies have shown that practicing football for up to 10,000 hours can reach a professional level. Of course, it is also limited by factors such as talent and physical fitness. If you want to be a ball handler, you have to have a very good sense of the ball, which means you have to have a very high football IQ.

Football may seem like manual labor, but it's actually an art. The difference between a star and a player is whether you play smart. However, football is a game of 11 players, and the quality of individual possession cannot determine the outcome of the game, you have to have a sense of teamwork.

Most of the world's most famous ball handlers are in the midfield position, which is the pivot of the team's offensive and defensive transitions. People like Argentina's Riquelme, retired Zidane and so on are all like this. Remember that in order to become a ball handler, you must have a good sense of the ball, you must also practice a lot, you must also be able to make assists for your teammates, and you must also find ways to turn the opponent's sharp attacks into dangers, so as to reflect the value of a ball handler.

First of all, don't practice blindly on your own, it's dangerous for people who don't have a coach, and once you form a habit, it's not easy to do. Method: Watch more basketball games, especially domestic leagues (we can't learn in the NBA, you don't have that quality) so that with more practice and standardized movements, you can reach the level of holding the ball and not losing the ball (no one looks at you).

Secondly, you need to play more games, and the experience is very important, especially when playing against high-level opponents, pay attention to their reactions, their movements when you hold the ball, and how your opponents react when you have the ball. Gaining experience is the main thing.

Finally, if you want to be point guard, I'm supportive, but don't say something that is so vague.

Train!

Practice is the last word!

It is recommended to have more than 10,000 balls per day.

And each non-stop dribble is no less than 500 times.

Don't blame me if my arm hurts?!

That's right.

Feel is the most important thing, and practice is the only way to exercise hand feel.

What the gentleman above said makes a lot of sense.

Everything is practiced.

If you don't practice, you're a fart.

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You guys. It's talking.

Basketball. Sweat. I said yes.

It's basketball. I can't help you with that.

I play football.

10 hours a day for three years.

All kinds of scales should be practiced until they are well acquainted.

All kinds of fingering should be practiced until they are mastered.

First, C key 3 fingering. 1 month. Type 5, 1 month. Type 6, 1 month. Type 7, 1 month, type 1, 1 month. Type 2, 1 month.

That's six months on. Your fingering in C is already pretty good.

When practicing, you should deliberately train your sense of tone. It's just what you hear and you know how to play**. Conversely, where to play, to know what sound comes out.

This is followed by the blues fingering in the key of E. It is also practiced according to the position for 2 months.

Practice chords. 20 chords related to C chords. Close to 100 presses (different positions). Just practice 1 (3 to 5 positions) a day.

1 month. Continue to practice chords in other keys. At least 12 of them are transferred once. Rest assured, with the foundation of C key, it's still very fast.

3 months. For the above exercises, it is best to watch the 5-line music practice. The point is to form the sound and the fingering that pops out and the score to form the conditioned reflex.

Also remember to use a metronome.

This 1 year has passed. I remember it was 10 hours a day for a year.

At this time, chords and melodies are easy and happy for you.

Year 2. Bounce Carkashi's. There are 75 songs in total. Basically, with the previous foundation. 1 capital per day is not a problem.

At this time, it is necessary to strengthen the learning of 5-line staff again. Try to conditioned the chords and the 5-line staff.

Then, you can play any song you want. Basically classical, fingerstyle, popular. As long as it's good, it's hard to play. Find them all and play them all over again.

In the third year, students learn electronic piano and jazz drums. In turn, promote the guitar.

Basically. You're already a master.

I think it's good to practice a few songs, practice and then change, basically you have to practice every day, about an hour is appropriate, if you are a novice, you can consider practicing classical guitar first, and then switch to folk songs.

The guitar must have the ability to write songs and lyrics, be able to create by itself, and be attentive to the **.

Classical, don't you generally play Min Yao.

Is it playing defender?

A If yes: 1 Play to the advantage of a defender, don't jump or strength with tall people.

Focus on stealing the floor ball When attacking, feed the tall man more, respond to the tall man more, have the opportunity to shoot more, and break through when the opponent defends the shot.

Don't think that you won't attack if you always pass the ball to a tall man, a tall attack will attract defenders, and at this time, you have to intersperse the inside line, which is to pick up leaks.

2. Rhythm is important. Rhythm is especially important for defenders and forwards, because playing basketball is not more than 100 meters, and you can't get rid of defenders just by being fast. (By the way, it's okay to have a strong cut, but this is generally only used for the center, and the short one is easy to be risked).

Changing the rhythm generally relies on shaking or sudden acceleration, and do not change the rhythm more than three times in an attack, otherwise it will appear very lonely and make teammates lose patience even if it is not 24 seconds.

Summary: Be a good playmaker, as a ball handler, basically every attack has to pass your own hands.

b If you are not a defender, ignore 1 and look at 2.

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1. Use five fingers to stick to the racket, do not touch the palms, 2, dribble the ball when you can't see at night, 3, the lower the center of gravity when dribbling, the better, you must be low to make a move. It's okay to practice spinning the ball or something to increase the feel, and shoot the ball quickly close to the ground. When the ball is dribbled, the most important thing is to combine the body.

That's all, if you want to practice your deputy, just brush your teeth with your non-dominant hand, you can't get used to it at first, and when you get used to it, you can practice your deputy. The most important thing is to dribble when you can't see at night, change direction and speed, and this improves the fastest.