If you want NBA stars to emulate, do you need to imitate the way NBA stars pass people?

If you're a pitcher, you're going to be a jumper, and you're going to have a pretty position, but I'm going to learn T-Mac.

The main reason for you to learn T-Mac is to imitate his dry pull, his dry pull jumper is unique, it's not difficult to learn, the posture is impeccable, but the shooting rate is low after learning it, because the arc is too flat, I learned to change to another position in the end, you can see for yourself.

But it seems that you like this type of Sakuragi, the kg is too comprehensive, the jump shooting skills are too good, the body is also good, of course it is impossible to imitate it all, but you can learn from his back singles, shaking, rolling and leaning back, and domineering!! If it's too difficult, don't learn it.

And then there's the little melon, and it's also a jumper, a rebound, a low-post single, a well-rounded, tough!!

Learn his layups (it's not difficult, small pulls in the air), learn his jump shots (it's not difficult for you), and low-post singles (you can imitate it, this is no problem).

Finally, Noski, which matches your requirements very well, but I don't recommend it, so as not to succeed

Check out Peyton's footage.

It is recommended to forget it. The NBA is not something that can be imitated casually, and besides, other people's use may not be easy to use on themselves.

Be yourself.

Scola, Scola is good, you can talk about the same height as you bounce.

Then choose the former wolf king Garnett! The wolf king's skills are quite comprehensive, hard eating, breaking, jump shots, passing, rebounding! Proficient in everything.

If you want a template, kg is the best, which best meets your requirements.

kg can play from the No. 1 position to the No. 5 position, the most well-rounded big man, of course, he basically plays the big front.

Leader, naturally, didn't say anything, whether in the Timberwolves or the Celtics.

kg's mid-range shooting posture is quite chic, and there is a rather handsome shrug stride and a turnaround jumper! Sharp + unsolvable!

Rebounding, do you need to talk about it? Career averages have never dropped below 10 per game, strong!

Although kg is now considered an old man, he can still be heard roaring on the North Shore Garden Court, and the wolf king in the early years often did things like the three-point line with the ball and broke into the interior, and now of course it is not as good as LeBron Kobe Bryant in the realm of no one, and it is not as popular as these two pride of the sky.

I wanted to imitate Kobe's lean, but Kobe's movements were too physically demanding and never succeeded. Later, it became TMAC's dry pulling, hhh

I imitated Nowitzki. I like the golden rooster independent back.

Given that you don't have a lot of ability, you don't have enough height and your weight is your only advantage in the same height class, you should go in the direction of a traditional playmaker, and the template should be Andre Miller of the Denver Nuggets, and you have to improve your overall view on the court. You're not the best at the game, but you can get the most out of your teammates by making the right organization and pouring the ball. But, either way, as a defender, you have to work your open mid-range shots, otherwise the defenders will shrink the defense and cut off your passing path as soon as they know you can't shoot, and then you're really nothing.

This physique....Personally, I think that I practice strong points and break through, and use my body to press the opponent's defender. Because you're only a defender at your height. You don't need to be too strong to break through, there are too many skills, but you must learn to use your body.

The last sentence....Practice a steady mid-range shot that allows you to feint before the breakout and make you more threatening. Suggested template Baron Davis (look).

Big front or small front ro. Practice status techniques. Hook hands or something.

There is also the ability to grab rebounds, which is also important. Although it is not high, the muscles are strong and can still be stuck in the position to grab the board. Try to practice the backframe hitting technique, turn and jump shot in the barrel area is good, the problem is to pull away and give you singles.

It's up to your body to cheat fouls. You can learn from O'Neill and Ade (the opener. And then there's the need to play with your IQ.

It's not high, but you can use your IQ to make up for it. Barria is a technical puller. It is necessary to practice the mid-pitch well.

Landry is okay, learning a little Scola shaking can overcome a bit of dexterity disadvantage.

Big brother, it's not that you're too heavy, but Baryado is light. 168,77Ah! It's time to **.

The template is Davis, the current point guard of the Knicks, you are very similar to him, relatively strong, average speed, medium and long range, but not very consistent. He's too, and his level is at the average level of the league.

Since you can still grow taller, I suggest that you practice more basic skills now, such as dribbling, shooting, etc., according to your conditions, if you want to learn to be a point guard, you can refer to Deron Williams.

It is still recommended that you do not choose basketball anymore and can choose other sports according to your physical condition.

Your speed is average, so it is impossible to emulate Iverson and Wade, but your muscles are strong and tonnage, so you can use your tonnage to make up for the shortcomings in speed and height to grab the opponent, like your body just playing skill balls will not work, practice more shots, raise the shooting rate, usually when you break through, you can turn around and step back to jump, you can also turn around and go to the basket directly, your bounce is not good, then practice a left-handed layup, so it is not easy to be blocked, And Wade's trick around the ball you can learn, it's very effective, right!

Meaty defender Delong, practice dribbling, the ball is stable, break through, the speed is not fast, practice turning, and the combination is enough to fight!

You can't even play a defender.

Lopez of the Suns, it's just that you're a little shorter...

Buckley! Rodman! Big Ben! Choose one of three!

You don't need to know from your words that you're skilled.

You can play your own rhythm and your own style.

If you can really change direction casually, feints.

Then you can lead the rhythm of the whole team.

Remember, only your own is the best.

Which fake move is it talking about, as long as it is easy to use and can be effective, of course it will be imitated, but I hope that there will be fewer fake falls in the NBA league, after all, the means are not clever.

I think Tekoglu's style can be used as a reference for Chinese players, with average physical fitness, average playing skills, but people just have good awareness.

It is true that the physical fitness of our Chinese players is not as good as that of European and American stars, but we might as well emulate Chris Paul, although he is only 183 tall and physically not strong enough, he is the first vacant position in the league.

Point guard (PG) Stockton.

Shooting guard (SG) stun

Small Forward (SF) Bowen? (I can't really think of a 0.)

Power Forward (PF) Wang Zhizhi (Dazhi was very good back then, but later had a conflict with the Basketball Association, so he couldn't get along in the NBA) PS: His character is also an obstacle.

Center (c) Divac Big Z

Practice shooting and learn from players like Hamilton and Reggie Miller who are skinny but shoot accurately.

Nash! You can't dunk at 191cm tall! However, the achievement is really not small.

I think the 90s Jazz double Stockton is worth learning from, it's completely skillful, look at him, he is not outstanding in height, physical strength, and bounce, but he has a pair of skillful hands and a keen sense of smell, and can assist and steal. It's okay if you don't score yourself, you can let the people around you score points because of my help. Or you can use him as a template.

I think in terms of body type, the future of Chinese players will definitely produce a lot of players with better physical fitness than Yi Jianlian, so please pay attention to Yi Jianlian Yi Jianlian is like a pioneer, doing good learning and bad modification. China's Daizen must be the strongest in the world. Words of the defender.

It would be difficult if you could do it like Nash.

Why imitate ???

Be the first yourself.

First of all, you have to recognize the NBA's operating model, the NBA is a huge business league, and it also has restrictions on the salary of players, such as salary caps, such as luxury tax. This way, you can spread out to each team to take a closer look. First of all, sponsorship is an income, secondly, some by-products of the team are also income, such as jerseys, headbands, etc., and finally ticket revenue.

Of course, this is not a big head, do you know the reason why the salary cap is so high this year? That's the new broadcast treaty signed by the NBA with ESPN and TNT, 24 billion in nine years, is it scary? Haha, no, this is the NBA's biggest income**, broadcast rights!

It's the same for the team, and they can get a slice of it! As long as the team's record is good, the general boss is profitable! Also, don't look at the high salary of the player, as mentioned earlier, the salary of the player is linked to the income of the league and the team, the more the team league earns, the higher the salary cap of the player, and the salary of the player will naturally be higher!

It's not just about tickets, but also on TV broadcast revenue, advertising revenue, star merchandise revenue, naming fees, etc., and ticket revenue is simply insignificant.

Sell jerseys for TV broadcast fees.

Money to collect tickets.

and as a partner.

It's a lot, selling jerseys, and TV broadcast fees.