On the question of the point guard, the master helps,

There is only more + practice and there is no other way.

The most important thing in possession is the mastery of the rhythm of the game and the distribution of the ball, and the attack is initiated by possession.

Getting to know your teammates, knowing where they are used to receiving the ball, where they are scoring, understanding the characteristics of your teammates, and stimulating their abilities are all things you need to learn about ball control.

The most important basic skills are dribbling, passing, and reducing your own unsolicited errors and acquired errors.

Breakouts and shots are executed as needed, such as when your players are choked in the passing lane, or when the defender of you is lax in your defense.

Alternate passing, breaking, and shooting will make the defending team not know how you will end the offense, and you will have a variety of ways to help your team win.

Fancy ball control can be learned, but it requires skilled basic skills, and has higher requirements for ball nature and dribbling, so strengthen the connection in this regard. Then practice the movements yourself first, and then apply them in the competition, which can achieve good results.

The most important thing in possession is to play as a team and bring out everyone's ability to win the game.

Point guards are the soul of the team! The organization of the attack and the movement of the players are all up to you! So your work matters! I used to play in the control position, and I was scolded by the coach almost every day.

A qualified control position with fewer mistakes! The view must be wide! Be sure to watch people when you have the ball!

Don't look down at the ball! You have to wait for someone at half-time and wait until your teammates are in position before you can start organizing! Also, you must be skilled in dribbling, and your left and right hands must be balanced!

Key) If you only know one hand, be sure to step up your practice!

The task of the position is not to score, to pass the ball to the best person in the position, you are the last person on the team to choose to score, but you don't think that as long as you can pass the ball, the control position that can only pass the ball is not a good position! You also need to have a strong scoring ability! (You have to choose to attack yourself when you can't pass the ball) so you have to practice mid to long range shooting!

This must not be ignored) some basic skills must not be ignored.

I used to think I was good at passing, but people don't necessarily think that way, you have to talk to your teammates on and off the pitch! Especially when you're on the field, you have to talk!! You can't say nothing) to tell your teammates what you think!

It's possible that you're not the boss of the team and don't feel qualified to command others, but there's no way around it, it's your job! You have to do this in order to play well in the control position!

You're a good height, you should have good passes, and your vision should be good.

So as long as you practice your running speed and dribbling, you can shoot in the middle.

Don't be afraid of people laughing at you.

Everyone is from rookie to master.

Only if you dare to do feints and dare to shake people can you practice well, don't be afraid of other people's jokes, and when you practice well, no one will dare to laugh at you. The lethality of feints is great, and they laugh at you to show that they can't shake people, can't feint, practice hard.

There is nothing to do, just like reading, practice more and rely on your own efforts.

Whatever you want to change, change that way.

The key to a point guard is to dribble consistently (practice) and have good awareness (the most critical).

Don't worry too much about breakthroughs. Breakthrough is a matter for the quarterback. Point guards are pass-organized. The eyes are yours**.

The most important thing in ball control is the feel, practice slowly! I'm rubbish with the ball! I'm only going to shoot jumpers!

Hit more. There is also a difference between full-court and half-court bullfighting, both of which are practiced.

Don't learn fancy moves, practice left-handed dribbling and shooting.

Practice more practice dribbling, feel is very important, generally now most of them are attacking on one side, like most of us are right-handed, so we usually break through on the right, so we are more conscious of dribbling with the left hand and try to break through, you can first shake to the left side of the basket or jump shot, and find the feeling of the left. There is also your desire to attack is still quite strong, so there is no need to play point guard, and if it is just as a usual hobby, there is no need to be so clear, if you meet a better pass consciousness than you, you let him control the ball, if you are a big man or your dribbling and passing awareness is stronger than others, you can also play point guard, usually we are three against three or four against four, there is no need to divide too clearly, just adjust appropriately according to different teammates or opponents

1. Excellent ball control skills. Playmaker is very demanding on point control skills, and good playmaker is high, fast and consistent in point control. Fancy dribbling is beautiful, but it is really not practical, and can only be used as an exercise to increase the feeling of the ball.

There are two biggest benefits of high dribbling: one is that during the fast break, the person runs after the ball, which makes the dribble speed and fast break faster. The second is to be able to have more space to pass a good ball.

2. The ability to control the ball without looking at the ball. Because the playmaker has the decision-making power on the field, he should not stare at the ball when dribbling, but always pay attention to the movement of his teammates. The standard of organizing defenders is to be able to notice the movement on the field under the defense, so the practice standard should be not to watch the ball.

3. Excellent vacancy shooting skills. Playmaker should have a fast shot speed and shoot with high unguarded shots, because the height of playmaking guards makes it possible to shoot quickly, which should be used in training.

4. Good defensive ability and awareness. Defensive awareness is just as important as defensive technique, and once you're on the field, you have to think about how to defend and concentrate on the whole game. Doing this may be tiring at first, but once you get used to it, you'll find that the benefits are numerous!

A good point guard must have skillful dribbling skills and have a certain ability to dribble and pass others; The field of vision on the field should be broad, be able to accurately read the running position of teammates and the position of defenders, and quickly determine whether to attack or pass the ball to teammates according to the situation on the field.

Point guards tend to be the playmakers of the team's offense and use their control of the ball to decide how to pass the ball to the right player at the right time. He is the one who has the most chances to get the ball 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.

A good point guard must be able to carry the ball across half court without any problem with only one person defending him. Then, he also has to be able to pass the ball where it should be 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 needs to organize his team's offense and make his teammates' offense more fluid.

As a point guard, your first choice is to pass the ball, and passing has to be based on tactical drills.

If you're passing to a centre-forward, wait for the centre-forward to get in position, pass to him at a 45-degree angle, and then you run again.

If it is a breakthrough ball, you must have teammates to cooperate with a single block and move, and the breakthrough is very particular about the position, otherwise if you break in, but you don't know the position of your teammates, then how to pass.

As a point guard, your attack must not be weak, only if your threat is enough, the opponent will strengthen your defense, otherwise, others defend a two-three joint defense, when you can't break in, the middle shot is not allowed, the opponent can completely ignore the outside line, concentrate on the defense to break through the defense of the inside single, so that no matter how good you break through, no matter how strong the center is, it is useless.

In a word, as a point guard, you must have a good brain, have a view of the overall situation, not show personal heroism, be accurate in the middle of the shot, and break through quickly, otherwise only one of them will not be a good point guard.

The NBA's Paul is your best reference, and further on, there is Nash, look at their passing, shooting, sudden, and scoring are all very accurate.

Point guard, plays basketball on a daily basis, and organizes offense.

A big man who can shoot at the free throw line, cross-run players on both sides, and attack from the wing.

In fact, there are only two kinds of guards, namely organizational guards and scoring guards, generally speaking, point guards organize guards are in the same position, responsible for connecting the whole team, offensive guards and scoring guards are in the same position, responsible for scoring and assisting in organizing guards, and core guards are the embodiment of the team's soul and style.

A point guard is the same as a playmaking guard.

An attacking guard is the same as a scoring guard.

What to say about the core guard, Kobe Bryant is the core of the Lakers.

Nash is the heart of the sun.

A point guard and a playmaking guard are the same thing, responsible for controlling the tempo of the game and organizing the offense.

An attacking guard is a scoring guard, and as the name suggests, he is responsible for attacking the opponent's basket and scoring.

A core guard is a player who becomes the core of the team as a guard, whether you are a point guard or a point guard. For example, Paul and Wade.

Point guard = organization guard: English abbreviation PG, control the ball on the court, pass, and organize the offensive tactics of the players on the court, known as the captain on the court. (NBA representatives: Rondo, Billups, Iverson, Alstom, etc.).

Core defender: There is no special meaning, he is a very good defender, and the whole team has him at the core. (NBA representatives: Wade, Kobe, etc.).

Offensive Guard = Scoring Guard: English abbreviation SG, scoring machine, three-point shot, burst into the interior for layup, flexible, high crosshair. (NBA representatives: Wade, Kobe, Ray Allen, etc.).

Point guards, Alston, Nash, Parker.

Playmaking guards, Nash, Wade, Kidd.

Core guards, Nash, Wade.

Attacking guards, Ray Allen, Ginobili, Parker.

Shooting guards, Kobe, Wade, Ray Allen.

A point guard is also a playmaking guard.

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guard), is the person who has the most opportunities to get the ball on the court, master the game, and organize the attack. They have to take the ball safely from the back to the front, 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 a teammate who has a better chance of penetrating the ball. 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, point guards are very accurate from the perimeter of long-range shooting, like the NBA

Far away, don't say Nash, Kidd, them.

All 3 points. 35 or so.

Hit rate. At the far end of the spectrum is Stockton, whose three-point shot can be described in two words: solid.

But he's very good at his shots, he doesn't throw indiscriminately, he will be at the right time.

Cast blue in the case of great grasp.

There's no basis for saying that point guards can't score or that they're inefficient in scoring, and I remember a quote that seemed to say Stockton: if he wants to score, he can always take a 20

Let's talk about the defensive problems of point guards, or Stockton, for example, they all say that he is"Ball oil"Hehe.

It's really an old fritter, anyway, he can defend you without a temper, although the rebounds are not too high (limited by his position and height), but he is 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