Playing the whole court is like sleepwalking, what does it mean to sleepwalk in LOL? And what does i

If you want the easiest way to solve the problem, then it's easy to do.

It's up to you to organize the offensive dribble over the half court, to be a playmaker, and if you say you can do it all, it means that you have no problem dribbling at all.

Of course, you have to pass the ball unselfishly. But seeing that you care so much about the honor of the class, it seems that there is nothing to worry about) This solves the problem that you can't catch the ball well, you can't do a good running position, and your own running position is also very simple, that is, you have to be within the sight of the ball holder when you don't have the ball, so that you can easily receive the ball and attack.

It would be easier to keep the position on the top arc (facing the rebound) by the ball carrier (that's you), then ambush a knife and axe player (inside type) on the left and right sides of the three-second zone, and then near the three-point line, two people run freely. (This can be a simple organization of offensive routines, someone on the inside can attack, if not, you can be divided into outside shots.) Similarly, if you take the ball on the outside and attack, you can also play the inside when you pass in.

The offense starts with you, and then you pull out the offensive position with a breakthrough and other people's running positions to form an offense.

What's more to say is that you are actually caused by nervousness, maybe you are distracted by the audience? Or do you want to prove yourself too much? In short, basketball is an interesting sport, we have to enjoy it, don't bring too much utilitarian motivation, just play with this mentality, okay?

Take your time, it's all like this at first. If you have strong tactical literacy, this problem will be easier to solve. Practice more physical fitness, practice more basic skills, practice more tactics, play more games, and sum up more experience.

Hehe, just like I was at the time, I just played too few regular games. Organize and fight more, and it will be fine in the future.

The No. 1 position should be in good shape.

There may be only 13 of the sun in the whole world worthy of the brain of the rg.

It's a fitness problem.

The most important thing about playing basketball is.

Body, you're too weak.

If you weigh too little, you will normally weigh 60kg, so practice well in the future, it will not be so easy to improve in a short time.

But do you have a replacement?

It is possible to shorten your playing time.

If you're not the absolute workhorse, you're not physically fit.

Hurry up and get someone to replace you

1. I don't get used to it at first.

Play a few more practice sessions.

Be calm.

I'm afraid I don't usually play full-court games, right? I used to be like that, and there was only one way, which was to play as many games as possible, especially as many point guards, to get the feel of the game. Once you're familiar with the feeling of the game.

I thought too much, so I didn't play well, and I just thought about the ball.

That may be too stressful and cause you to not shine normally too.

Try chewing gum later, but it may be a little distracting.

Take it easy provided that you are nervous?

The audience sleepwalks even if the audience plays soy sauce and will not help, which is basically a sarcasm of Ohno, and the team tumor refers to garbage, which is specially given to people's heads.

Sleepwalking refers to the kind that does not join the group, does not tear down the tower, and does not fight the dragon. The team's cancer is to send the group to extinguish, spray teammates, and drag the rhythm...

The whole audience sleepwalking just didn't grasp the rhythm of the game, didn't play a good team battle, and the team tumor should be someone who was particularly pitted, and the fight was not good.

If you are not in good shape, go to white.

The silver bronze abused a few more to find a feeling, and the state came back.

I haven't played for a long time, that's how I warmed up