I m good at playing 3v3 and 5v5 basketball in that position

Friend, I think you're thinking too much, 13 years old? Or the age of the first or second year of junior high school, right? I started to think about what position I played, it was too early.

Now you belong to the time when your body is not yet finalized and your future is bright, you should practice all techniques and learn all movements, otherwise it is not worth limiting yourself so early. When you enter high school and sophomore high school, when you have a certain age and skills, and your body and height are slowly set, you will naturally find your own position. If I set a place for you, it will definitely hurt you!

Start with the basics: mid-cast, bounce, strength, breakthrough, etc., step by step.

Of course, the organization of the defenders. Dribble well.

Organize an offensive . It's very good, even if you grow taller in the future, if you play inside, you will be very flexible.

It's better to play as a defender because you're not very tall, and it's up to you to decide what position you want to play, and I think it's better to pass the ball more.

Basketball is not just about shooting, there are many other things, just play and be happy with yourself.

Obviously, it's a shooting guard, with shooting speed, but the field of vision is not very wide, so it's better to be a shooting guard.

I don't think there is a suitable position for you at the moment, your physical skills are in the development stage, and there is no stereotype, I personally suggest that you can practice more shooting in the case of being defended, and you say that the dribble is better, but the vision is not broad, should you dribble with your head down to see the ball, if so, practice more, and let yourself raise your head to see the situation on the court, which requires a lot of practice.

It's hard to say first, but it's currently a scorer.

Shooting guard, point guard is not for you, playing small front wastes your dribbling ability.

Playing the captain, see if you dribble steadily, fast?

Personally, I feel that the big forward in 3v3 is actually the small forward in the whole court, and I think that in 3v3, the big forward should play a little outside, and the defensive pressure on the center is less.

It's more flexible to run a position, and it's better to rush to grab rebounds from the outside than to wait for rebounds from standing, and the mobility of the defense is also good.

The 5v5 power forward is mainly to assist the center to grab rebounds and defend, card rebounds, one-on-one mid-position offense, and is mobility.

It would be better if the offensive range was large, and the big forward with solid technology inside and out was a headache, and whether it was 3v3 or 5v5, it should be good physical fitness, and physical confrontation was the first element of basketball.

There is also solid technology, or it will become a stupid big man who makes people brush their hats.

You're too much like me, I'm as big as you.

Just as tall. However, I am more than 160 pounds, and I often go to the gym, so the confrontation should be much stronger than your slow ants.

But I'm 13 seconds more than 100 meters.

I can touch the basket. I'm usually sent to defend the opposition's core inside.

So others think I'm a PF

But generally I attack from the outside, and sometimes I eat the inside, and my body, adults generally suffer, so it's a bit similar to that Atai.

Got it? The big forward is the role of Hu Nali who can defend the opponent's core interior line, and can also shoot his own position and cut in the air to cooperate with the defender's attack. I can also jump shots, and I can enrich my offensive tools, and this kind of power forward is very good.

However, if you want to play a good power forward, you must guard the opponent's core inside, which is the premise. Others, take your time. But I don't advocate that you don't play strikers at first, but practice the basic skills before you go in and play forwards.