High School Basketball 3vs3 Tactical Issues

Simple, since your centers and forwards have 3-point ability and shooting ability, and the guard has the ability to play alone in the back position! Defenders and center forwards! Hit the opponent's defender with a defender and eat the inside!

Just pay attention to the outside points! Hehe! Actually, I still agree with the opinion upstairs, there are no tactics in high school!

People don't know much about it! It's not a professional practice every day, and you can't play any tactics! Let's have fun!

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1. SF kicks off in the middle circle to PG, C occupies a position in the three-point line, PG dribbles to the three-point line on the same side as C and stops for a while, and at the same time, SF slowly walks to the three-point line on the side different from C and PG after sending the ball.

2. When SF just arrives or is about to reach the three-point line, PG passes the ball to C to the backrest single feint to attract attention (opponent C is weak and can play directly alone).

3. SF suddenly accelerates to throw off the defender and inserts it for a layup, and if he can throw off one or two steps away, C passes the ball directly to SF for a layup.

If SF can't get rid of the defense at this time, C doesn't stop the ball first, and when SF bypasses C and the opponent's C defender's position, he comes to the same side as C, SF's winding method is to use your side C and opponent C as the axis, stick to the opponent's C around, and come to your side C, at this time, C hands the ball to SF and is SF gear (mainly to block the opponent's SF's defense), SF has a vacancy to catch the ball and shoot directly.

If opponent C inserts forward to defend SF, SF can choose to pull outside the three-point line to attract opponent C, and then wait for your C to occupy the position and hit the opponent's SF (provided that the difference between your C and the opponent's SF is strong enough).

If none of the above conditions are met, then don't forget that our PG is empty outside, PG can take advantage of the opponent's PG defense is not paying attention, and wait for SF to accelerate to the other side of the three-second zone at the moment when it goes around the same side as C, or quietly follow the three-point line to SF insertion position, at this time, PG and SF are reversed, and PG continues to cut around people in the air after learning the steps of SF just now.

The above is the standard three-person basketball routine, nothing new, care about the tacit understanding of the three, and the grasp of the timing, this requires all three people to have a certain personal ability, and have the means of scoring the empty jump shot, the tactics have to change with the change of the opponent, can not blindly fight to the death, sometimes the easiest way is the most applicable, that is to block and dismantle, directly block and dismantle your strong hand to hit the opponent's weakness

Addendum: Your description, your C should be average, athleticism should be good, I don't know how about the vacant jumper, if you can, cover more to block the vacant jumper, because C's figure may not have any advantage over some tall C, so remember to occupy the position on the top, such as the free throw line, so that it is convenient If you really can't get out of the vacancy, C can directly play frontal singles, and if the body is fine, the back play will be a bit of a loss, so you can choose frontal singles, And as you said, if your C has SF technology, then it is preferable.

In fact, the tactics mentioned above can't be said to be clever, but the victory is practical, a slight change is a five-person full-court tactic, adding a PF and an SG, SG slips the bottom line to the PF side to borrow the PF block to directly jump and shoot an additional offensive point.

The key is the degree of tacit understanding between the three of you, and high school basketball doesn't talk about what tactics to use ......

3v3 is the easiest, the block, the break, the split, the ball is simple and straightforward.

It's the eternal tactic and the only tactic.

When attacking, the players should all pull away, and the defenders should be pulled out of the three-second zone, so that there is more offensive space under the basket, of course, all teammates should run more, you must know that only in the run will there be vacancy, no team players should do more off-ball blocking and dismantling, it will be a good way, the point guard should have a wide field of vision, do not attack blindly, your duty is to launch an attack rather than end the attack, if there is a tall center in the team, play more positions, if you play too many fast break teammates will be dragged down by you, and pay attention to the rhythm;

Put a breakthrough defender to pay attention to the defensive posture, to defend sideways, vacate the direction he is not good at attacking, if you break through your defense, there will be other players behind you may as well, if not, he is not good at attacking the direction is also difficult, remember, the most taboo blind ball, if not broken, the opponent will easily break through.

According to what you said, if the center is not in good health, it is not the best choice to play the inside line, if SF and G have a shooting rate, play blocking and dismantling, give him the center to go online to block and dismantle, if you can't get the ball, let your teammates do the off-ball blocking and dismantling for the shooter, let him take the ball first, and break through the pass at the interspersed point.

Usually, you can do more blocking and dismantling, running without the ball, reverse running, C high position strategy and other exercises, if the basket is accurate, 3v3 is very easy to play.

The center grabs the board, and the guard and the forward can play blocking and dismantling.

First of all, let's take a look at the people to be equipped with basketball 3v3 is a center, a forward, and a guard! And the usual 3v3 is a man-to-man tactic!

There is 1 leakage in the tactics of man-to-man: the most basic blocking and dismantling!

The center pulls the basket and the forward mentions the three-point line at the top of the arc to help the guard block and dismantle! Let the defender pass, and then the striker will cut down for the center to block and dismantle, and let the center position be promoted to block the defender! Guards can make layups!

It is possible to pass the ball! Of course, this blocking and dismantling tactic has to be practiced, and the general blocking and dismantling tactics are one block, one pass, one shot, and the whole thing is over! It's not that complicated!

There are 2 leaks in the man-to-man tactic: the center pulls the weak side of the basket, the forward pulls the three-point outside the bottom line, and the guard is ready to break through in a single shot at the top of the arc! (This is a common tactic used when encountering a team of guards who have a fast breakaway: if the guard attacks at the top of the left arc, the center pulls to the bottom of the basket on the right, and the forward pulls outside the three-point line behind the center and lets the guard break through from the left!)

When the defender breaks through, the center and the striker need to have one person start at the same time! The forward or slips the base, the center or helps the striker block and let the striker lift up).

Generally speaking, the loopholes of man-marking are blocking and one-on-one breakthroughs! Because there are few 3v3 people, the position of running at will is relatively relaxed! Therefore, you can't play a big joint defense, and you can generally only use the tactics of 2 people to deal with man-marking!

3v3: When defending, you must pay attention to the opponent and treat your shortest player as a breakthrough in height!

Be sure to make the most of your pick-and-rolls to complete every attack!

In fact, the most difficult thing to defend 3v3 is the team that combines inside and outside, he doesn't need to break through, but the strong play on the inside and the mid-range shot on the outside will suffocate your defense! At this point, all you can do is pinch one of their points, and if he's strong inside, then defend the inside with a shrink or a co-defense!

You have to remember one thing: anyone who can play basketball knows that the closer you get to the basket, the higher your shooting percentage! So if you come across a team that combines inside and outside, you can only try to defend the inside as much as possible, and try to defend the outside as much as possible!

3v3 is arguably the best game to play two-player tactics! As long as your other teammates are going to open the space, and when you're on the left side with another swingman ready to do a tactical pick-and-roll, he's going to run to the right side and wait for the ball to open up and let you guys do the tactical coordination!

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The defense still chooses joint defense, the speed of the whole team is not fast, the center has strong defensive ability, and the interior firepower is strong to strengthen the outside defense, 2-3 or 3-2 is a good choice. The offense is still based on breakthroughs, and it is better to be supplemented by center strikers. You can also choose to break through the pass, play the center, and then the center will play the inside.

According to what you said, then your team will fight back quickly! Defend.

Take 23 joint defense, because the opponent is not capable of long-range shooting!!

Offense, mainly off-ball blocking and pick-and-roll with the ball!

The blocking and demolition of the players is to ensure that the players also run and pull away the defenders who can cause the players to have the players! At the same time, you have to create opportunities for yourself to pass the ball to you!!

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In 3x3 basketball, the main use of group cooperation, and the most effective group cooperation is the blocking and dismantling tactics, let me briefly introduce it below:

Blocking and dismantling is definitely a weapon to break through defense! Look at Malone and Stockton, who reached the finals twice with their pick-and-roll!

Nowadays, when some people play the ball to block and dismantle, they can generally only do the block, but not dismantle. In this way, the power of blocking and dismantling is basically only about 3%.

Pick-and-rolls are usually done by a big inside player and a player with good outside ball control.

The correct way to block and dismantle is to keep the ball as far forward as possible so that the defender can retreat to the 3-point line, so that the inside player can quickly come and block. The inside player uses the method of facing the outside defender to block and dismantle, and the ball handler must decisively stick to the back of the inside player to break in. As soon as the ball handler passes behind the post player, the post player should immediately turn around with the foot that is close to the rebound, jam the defender who is staring at the ball defender behind him, and move to the rebound, ready to receive the pass.

At this time, if the defender who is staring at the inside player at the beginning runs to make up for the player, the player who chooses the player should immediately pass the ball back to the inside player, because the player has already moved against the blue frame, and the nearest defender is already behind him, you can easily score a layup, and if the defender does not step forward to make up the defense. The ball handler can choose to shoot or go to the basket himself.

I'm talking about the most basic off-ball screens.

It was an off-ball screen between 3 people. If the three of them can use it fluently, they will have a big advantage when playing. Especially in 3

When fighting bulls in VS3, you'll find that their defense is nothing but a nullity.

The method is for a handler to dribble outside the three-point line and two offensive players on either side of the three-second zone. The three defenders will generally be close defenders. At this point, the post offensive player on the same side as the ball handler bypasses the defender and runs between the player defending the other post player and the player in possession, and stays close to the defender.

When the attacking player is in position. Another offensive player next to him went to block the ball handler. The next way of attacking depends on the defensive players to make changes and realize the mystery.

Offensive tactics: The offense is mainly organized around A, C is only responsible for covering and responding, B is responsible for air cutting and counterrunning, and catches the ball and lays up.

Tactic 1 (Back Screen): Three people on the same side, the intersection of the three-point line and the free throw line extension line at Station A, the low post in the restricted area of Station C, the top of the three-point line arc at Station B, the offense is initiated by B, B holds the ball and passes the ball to A, C lifts up from the low post (moves to player B), makes a back cover for B, B uses C's cover to run to the basket, A passes the ball to B at the right time and B lays up, C covers and turns to the basket in order to rush for rebounds.

Tactic 2 (anti-screen): Three people are outside the three-point line, A and B stand at the intersection of the three-point line and the free throw line extension line respectively (one on the left and one on the left) to stand at the top of the three-point line arc, the offense is initiated by C, C passes the ball to A or B, and then runs in the opposite direction, covers B or A, B or A uses the cover to run to the free throw line, receives A or B passes and lays a layup or mid-range shot, C covers and turns to the basket in order to rush for a rebound.

Tactic 3 (Positioning Cover): A stands at the top of the three-point arc, C stands low in the restricted area, B and C are on the same side, B is at the intersection of the three-point line and the free throw line extension, A passes the ball to B, runs to the basket and suddenly runs to C, C gives A a positioning cover, A uses the cover to cut out and then receives B's pass and shoots in the middle, C covers and turns to the basket in order to rush for the rebound.

Tactic 4 (strategy): C stands on the left (right) side of the free throw line, A and B stand outside the three-point line respectively, pass the ball to C, use feints to get rid of the backward C run, C passes the ball to A or B for a mid-range shot or dribble and then breaks through to the basket, and C responds and turns to the basket in order to rush for the rebound.

Tactic 5 (Cover the person with the ball): A holds the ball, B approaches A and makes a back (side, front) screen, and A takes the cover and throws a mid-range shot. C is responsible for rushing for rebounds.

There are many such tactics, basically the 4 major tactics of basketball, passing and cutting, strategizing, covering, and breaking points. Here are just a few of the very simple.

Defensive tactics: the use of man-to-man defense, to prevent the opponent's d first to prevent the opponent from receiving the ball, find a relatively fast person to always close to the opponent, the opponent receives the ball and defends its shot, immediately after receiving the ball, open your hands, if it is broken, the person who defends E makes up the defense, so that it passes the ball to E. When defending the opponent's e, it is necessary to prevent the opponent from breaking through, one and a half steps away from the opponent, reduce the focus, be sure not to lose position, you can put it in the shot, and we should pay attention to protecting the rebound.

The opponent's F can use the way to go around the front to prevent him from receiving the ball and attacking.

Three-on-three matches require a lot of individual ability, and if there is a particularly good ball skill, you basically can't play.

But there are still opportunities, for the situation you mentioned, first of all, defensively, you must follow their d, close defense.

You still have an advantage on the inside, and it makes a lot of difference if you have guaranteed rebounds.

In view of the average skill of your center forward, you should take him as the side, give the ball to him first in the attack, use him as the axis, and the two of you run actively to let him share the ball and create opportunities! You can go and see Gasol's side response!

Good luck. As long as you have a strong desire to win and hard work, you will definitely win!