Recommend a basketball position that suits me

I'm a coach. It is recommended that you practice your strength and explosiveness by yourself before playing small, and then strengthen your shooting ability.

The center is better, because you are slower, if you dribble well, you can do the footsteps under the basket, shaking, 180 pounds of weight in junior high school students can definitely rely on the body to play, learn to play a reasonable position, and the block difference, it will be very strong.

90kg？This weight is not suitable for playing small forwards, and it is good to play big forward-center. Take advantage of the advantages you have.

However, it is recommended that you also make a cameo appearance in Kozen if you have time, after all, if you can lose weight, you have a very promising future.

By the way, if you just like it, if you don't play regular games, it may not matter much about the position, and many times it depends on your teammates and the opponent's situation to decide how you play.

It is recommended that you go**.

** Let's see which location is right for you.

90kg？？？It's a bit heavy, if you don't want to lose it, just play center, learn more feints, you will definitely be able to eat under the basket, there should be room for improvement in the bounce, work hard.

I like to play center when I play, I like to play big forward when I like to attack with a frame, and I like to play small forward when I stand a little outside.

Big forward, right? Or a small forward.

You can also be a point guard sometimes.

Let's just swing the guard.

You should still be able to play power forward if you lose **... Ha ha.

...It's not that I'm talking about you, you're too fat, you're only in junior high school, you're 176 tall and weigh 180 pounds. I'm now in junior high 2 with a height of 181 and a weight of only 65kg, you should be 1 2 in junior high school, do you have the weight to play before and center?

Either the others are big deals, and the others must be flexible. You get more fat and hit the back with a little back, but be careful with the balance.

See which position you fit into. I can give you an overview of what each position does.

PG: The brains of the team, the commander, who is responsible for sorting out the team's offense and tactical execution. You need to be cool-headed, and you don't need to be too good at scoring.

SG: Scoring guard, as the name suggests, is a position-based for scoring, scoring ability must be passed, and the stronger the mid-range shooting ability, the better.

SF: Small forward, generally the team's first scorer, good at breaking, generally small forward is also the team's most well-rounded player.

PF: Power forward, a lot of times the power forward is a thankless position, and he needs to be responsible for the team's dirty work. Cover for teammates, protect rebounds, and help defend under the basket. The best is the ability to score, C: the center, the team's interior pillar, the last barrier of defense. Because they are closer to the basket, they require a higher shooting percentage from the center. It requires excellent physical fitness, as well as the ability to protect the frame and grab the board.