I m 2.12 meters tall and weigh 100kg, what position can I play in the NBA

Weight is an issue. But it can be compensated. What matters is the fat ratio.

Like the UAE. After returning from the United States, the whole person has grown stronger. But the fat ratio is still very low.

This undoubtedly increases his threat under the basket. As long as you pay attention to a reasonable diet and exercise. The weight can go up.

Depending on your elevation, it's usually a power forward or a center. If it really doesn't. Just practice more skills...

Use reasonable positioning and good coordination to win the race.

Finally, I wish you the best of luck in the NBA sooner rather than later. Make your dreams come true. Win glory for the country!

If it's no longer long, I think the big forward is more suitable, if the physique is suitable for weight gain, I suggest you practice more strength, and increase weight, if you have confidence in shooting, I suggest you play small forward, be a tall fixed-point pitcher, practice this is very useful, after all, the shooting skills are almost the same everywhere, it is difficult for players who practice this position to cover you, and it is very invincible if you shoot accurately.

The weight is too light, and the weight of the main body seems to be about the same as that of Barang Davis.

If you gain weight and strength, you will play in the national team before you play the main team.

Going to the NBA is not about height and weight. The most important thing is technique, but also basketball IQ. Of course, chance is important, and if you're lucky enough to meet a scout who has a crush on you, you can go. With your height, you can hit the big front.

KB is heavier than you, to be honest, there is no such possibility, let's break out of the world in the CBA, don't let those bullshit foreign aid be arrogant. NBA, that's a faraway place.

If you have good bounce, you can play center, the NBA is not so easy to enter, if you play well, play results, naturally someone will invite you, saying, you are only 19, and the future is limitless.

You practice 130kg, and if you become famous in China, think about the NBA.

Anything can happen with effort, look at Boykins, Nate. Robertson, Iverson, and many more.

The center should also be able to play.

But you need to be in good physical condition.

There are only two characteristics of a center forward: strength and size.

You're definitely good enough to play as a center forward in China.

But in the NBA, they are all physically strong.

Let's hit the big front.

Occasional cameo as a center forward.

。。。Both questions are yours ... You want to do it.

You can play center, but it depends on whether you have the technique, like your body, and it's not bad to play power forward.

Ha ha!! Okay, as long as the technology can.

Height is second, and you have to have strength.

Power forward.

The center can also be in shape if it is enough.

Yes, Duncan is only 2.13 meters

Are you imagining it or is it real? How old are you now?

PF is about the same, if it's C, it depends on whether you have more muscle, or more fat...

You're basically playing as a center forward and playing as a striker.

It's true? Scared

But it should be big front or small medium! After all, you're talking about the NBA.

In the CBA just before the big game! The ability to dominate the blue background is strong!

It's one thing to play well, it's more important to be conscious.

Look at the difference between the Chinese team and the foreign strong teams, this is the difference.

Personally, I think you can kill him in seconds if you compare his Chinese typing speed.

Do you play basketball? If you fight, how can you ask such unreliable words!!

You can beat LeBron James.

It's not that I'm hitting you, you ask like this, it means that your skills are a lot worse than Rubio, and any substitute in the NBA is better than the Chinese guards.

It's a boring question, why don't you ask if you're smart enough to overturn the theory of relativity?

Yes, you will be the next Yao Ming.

Basketball isn't just about height, it's about your skills.

What does it feel like to play with a computer at 2.12 meters?

PG is generally 180-195cmsg, generally 190-200cmsf, generally 195-205cmf, generally 200-215cmc, generally 210 or more... But that's just a general rule. A lot of special people, such as the magician 2.06 meter pg, big Ben, 2 meters C...

The point guard's height starts to increase by 5cm in each position.

Tissue Guard (PG): 193cm

Shooting guard (SG): 198cm

Small Forward (SF): 203cm

Power Forward (PF): 208cm

Center (c): 213cm

Nothing too standard height, PG: 185-191 SG: 193-198 SF: 201-206 PF: 205-208

C: 208-216 (too high and poor mobility).

191 point guards, 196 point guards, 201 small forwards, 201 power forwards, 211 centers (converted by size).

193, 203, 215 are guards, small forwards, and centers.

Point guard 193

198 quarterbacks, 203 small forwards

Power Forward 208

Center 213

There is no such thing as a small guard, only a scoring guard (SG), an organizing point guard (PG).

Persuading the landlord to do basketball as an amateur hobby.

There's no hope of getting into the NBA, unless you have amazing jumping and talent.

can only play point guard, short man is more flexible, fast, dribble best, scoring guard is not good, easy to be covered,

It's an organization or a scoring guard, it's a height problem, but if you have Chinese kung fu, hum, just play it.

Well, if you can dunk in the head of a bunch of people over 2 meters, pass more than 30 assists a day in your school, and break faster than AI, you can play playmaking guard in the NBA.

It's all about shooting guard and point guard.

If you go, you can only be a point guard

Seemingly. No! Unless you have a stunt, an AI-like ghostly foot, a potato bounce, and a burgess steal.

If you come home and practice, then you can learn to learn from Bruce Lee But like they say guard, hehe, if you want to go to the NBA, be careful not to be covered by Kobe Bryant in the hospital

You're always lively

Go to the NBA, with a height of 2.14 meters, run 7 seconds in 100 meters with a weight of 500kg, beat Kobe Bryant James is not like playing, or go to track and field to explode Bolt!

Is the landlord a Super Saiyan?

I'm also 170cm tall and weigh 58kg, and I play as a point guard (off the bench) with the occasional small forward. The individual's technique is very rough, so he generally does not take on the main attack task on the field. The offense is generally based on open shooting, and when appropriate, you can break through with the ball or cooperate with teammates to block and then cut to the basket to attack.

When defending, it is common to play against the opponent's ball carrier, break through the main defense and cut from the outside, or pinch the key scorer with teammates.

On the basketball court, a height of 170cm is a disadvantage, although you can play the number position, but generally people of this height will choose to practice the number 1 position, which is the point guard. The point guard is the brain of a team, the engine of the offense. He has to control the tempo of the game and give the ball to the right person, so the person in this position should have excellent ball control skills and a certain ability to break through, a good sense of the big picture, and a brain that will not suddenly short-circuit.

Passing is important, and a point guard should demand more from assists than from scoring, my personal understanding.

Defensively, a 170cm point guard should not expect an opponent who is much taller than you in blocking, unless you are confident in your jumping skills. You should use your relatively low center of gravity and relatively fast pace to prevent the opponent's breakthrough, stick to the person opposite you or be the first choice for outside defense. If you want to increase your defensive stats, of course, you should focus on accumulating steals.

Because the center of gravity is low and the start is fast, as long as the judgment is accurate, whether it is passing the ball or stealing the ball directly from the opponent's hand, it is a good choice.

Rebounding is generally not a point guard's job, but that doesn't mean point guard can sit on the sidelines when scrambling for rebounds. At this time, the point guard can do three things: 1. He can catch the ball from his teammates and grab the rebound or defend the opponent to use this tactic; 2. It can be used to card teammates on the inside line to reduce the burden on teammates; 3. Pick up long rebounds, needless to say.

Unless you have Barang. Davis's beastly stature, and I generally don't approve of point guards holding the ball too much because it would distract point guards from other corners of the court. In addition, more blocking and dismantling with teammates will invisibly create a lot of offensive opportunities.

Last but not least, be positive, even if you have Kobe's personal abilities. Especially for 170cm point guards, in the case of congenital physical disadvantage, it must be compensated for with a positive attitude.

These are some of my lessons as a 170 defender.

From the analysis of height, weight, and speed, the landlord is definitely a genius who plays organizational guards!

A point guard is the one who has the most chances on the court. He has to take the ball safely from the back to the front court and pass it to other teammates so that he has a chance to score. If the small forward is the protagonist of a play, then the point guard is the director of the play.

Again, let's start by talking about what makes a good point guard. First of all, his ability to dribble is absolutely indispensable, and he has to be able to carry the ball through half court without any problem when only one man defends him. Then, he also has to be able to pass the ball well and be able to get the ball where it should be for most of the time

Sometimes it's a gap where you can shoot, sometimes it's a better position to guide the ball. Simply put, he wants the ball to flow smoothly, he needs to be able to get the ball where it's easiest to score. To take it a step further, he also has to organize the team's offensive and make the team's attack more fluid.

So, what else do we need from a point guard? When it comes to scoring, the handler is often the last scorer on the team, which means he doesn't shoot easily unless the rest of his teammates don't have a good chance to shoot. Or to put it another way, he has a strong scoring ability, and with his scoring ability, he destroys the opponent's defense to create opportunities for his teammates.

All in all, the handler has one constant principle: if any teammate on the court has a better chance than him, he must give the ball to the teammate with the better chance. Therefore, if a handler shoots a teammate with a better chance than him, he must give the ball to a teammate with a better chance.

Therefore, the shot of the point guard is often a good time to shoot, and naturally we have higher requirements for his shooting percentage, generally speaking, it should be more than 50%, which is higher than that of small forwards and scoring guards. In terms of scoring ability, outside and cutting are two of his must-have weapons.

The weight is too light, exercise strength, look at the good point guard now, it is very advantageous to have strength.

It is recommended that you play point guard, lay a good foundation, and the action must be standard to have room for development. If you want to be a good point guard, you must have both speed and strength, have good basic skills, and have outside shots.

As you grow taller and gain heavier, as well as the time you spend playing basketball, you will go through the following periods.

1. Beginners, generally center·· are all under the basketball hoop and waiting for rebounds 2, intermediate, advanced, generally three steps to the basket, can also pull to the outside to shoot, it seems to be a small front 3, advanced, generally after more than two years of play, you can play a small front, the characteristic is that you are obsessed with three-point shots, learn to grab rebounds, and pass a ball.

4, senior +, all guards, can shoot suddenly, all Kobe Bryant but you are now... It is recommended to practice ball control, practice shooting hand style against the wall, very improved, don't rush to the court, easy to get injured.

I think you can play the control position, the speed requirements are not very high, the key depends on technique and awareness.

There are not many people who are about the same height as you, and they are generally substitutes in the bench, but there are also a few particularly famous ones who are shorter, such as Iverson, who is 183 tall, fast, flexible, and good at bouncing, but because of his lack of weight, he suffers a lot from confrontation, and he suffers a lot from defense, and he is also prone to injury, Xiaobu, who is 181 tall, is faster than Iverson, but he is not as good as his skills, and it is also the same type, the same problem.

Lowry of the rocket, heavy, 181 tall, fast, very good confrontation, like a cannonball, you should aim for this type of development to continue.

There are a few shorter ones, and they are all very special characters, such as 165 Boykins, 160 Boggs, 175 Dunk Nate Robinson, 170 Potato Webb, they are either very short, but they have very good organizational skills, fast speed and accurate shooting, or they are super strong in jumping, strong in body, and have a skill, otherwise it is difficult for this height to gain a foothold in the NBA.

All of the above, except for Lowry and Iverson, who are the main players of the team, Xiaobu has played the main force for a while, and everyone else can only be a substitute in the NBA, because the height is really too bad to defend, oh, and forget about a 185 Nash, super strong organization, super shooting, but also bad defense, not strong enough. In addition, all of the above, except for Iverson, who is a powerful scoring machine, most of the others are either pure playmaking guards or two-way guards who are middle-of-the-road playmakers.

Therefore, it is recommended that you play the guard position, organization and scoring, depending on your own technical ability and your own will, but if you are not playing professional basketball, if you are finished playing amateur, you can also play small forward, if the opponent has no one inside, you still have a certain advantage in amateur basketball at this weight.