I added a team, what kind of tactics are suitable for us junior version .

The most practical tactics - blocking and dismantling, junior high school students don't need to play too complex tactics, you may not be proficient, blocking and dismantling can be used well is very good, when Malone and Stockton relied on blocking and dismantling to eat the world, since you PF can score in vacancies, then mention to the guard to block and dismantle, the guard can choose to break through, if the opposition PF to help defend the guard, then your PF can pull a high jumper, or quickly cut into the basket to respond (or receive a pass, or scramble for a rebound), everything has to be improvised, And you can also pull out C to play double block dismantling, and practice more often.

The most suitable tactic for junior high school students is "full-court pressing".

The rest of the fighters are unrealistic and require a long period of practice.

Only the whole audience is pressing, simple to understand, easy to learn.

For junior high school students, as long as you press a little tighter, the opponent will generally be nervous, and you will be cut off when you are nervous.

And you are all about 1.7 meters tall, the speed must be fast, only the physical strength goes up, and you can tell the winner by pressing the opponent for more than 10 minutes, and the junior high school students who are about 20 points ahead will lose the confidence to continue fighting.

Full Court Pressing", the most suitable tactic for junior high school students.

Block and dismantle, find a center with a more accurate mid-distance, let the center empty the inside, the guard can go to the basket by himself, can pass to the person who follows up after the block, if the interior defender does not defend the center, pass the ball to the center to shoot.

Center, find a strong body in your class, there must be one who has played, resist the inside line, tell him to hold the ball tightly, and wait for the opponent to violate the three-second rule in the three-second zone, and then you will respond to the ball.

Striker A is in good shape and can play center, just jam the opponent's center.

The big forward is the invincible hook you said, as long as he can catch the ball and hold it steadily, he needs to play inside, and if he can get stuck in the position, he can score goals or make fouls. Defending is according to his own defense, and it is difficult to play tactics without training.

Subs: The big forward is your striker A, as long as you are in good health, the rules.

He knew that it was okay to hit someone. Defend others, if you don't know the rules, just hold the ball and pass it to the guard, the small forward needs to score, and it is destined to not be able to play the small forward.

Small forward: If you play by yourself, it is estimated that no one will pass the ball to you, so you give up, which guard C is good to use to play small forward, you can be on time, there is no such thing as very accurate.

There will be no substitutes left.

Scoring guard: You will undoubtedly play organizational scoring guard, it's all up to you, you can play on the outside with three-point accuracy, and your height on the inside is easy to get into the three-second zone, so you can jump shot, and then you can't get in too many people inside.

Organizing the defender: That defender B bar, you can attack with the ball, but you have to get the ball in the front court, so he doesn't shoot, and it's a waste to shoot.

You and guard B can play interchangeably, that is, the warrior of the Cavaliers, you have to get the ball in the frontcourt, defend well inside, and have a chance to give the hook invincible person (he must be able to get stuck and use himself to get close to the basket, or it's useless to hold the ball), just play a few. You can't be all threes on time, so you will also be very tired, the ball must be converted, remember that the last one is when you hold the ball, you can pass or shoot yourself.

Let me give you my opinion (a: for your class; b: for opponents).

Comparison of conditions: a:1, the last guard b height and strength advantage player 2, a mid-range shooting percentage is guaranteed.

Tournament format: 3v3

Match characteristics: In the 3v3 game, the advantage of dribbling is basically minimized, because of the half-court factor, six players are within the half, so the body and defense are particularly important. Pick-and-rolls within half court are easy to be defended, but the only thing that doesn't affect or even extend the advantage is --- mid-range shot.

This is also the focus of training that I admire the most.

Questions to confirm: 1. What is the mid-range shooting ability of the guards in your class? 2. How is mutual understanding? 3. How long is the competition?

Strategy as well as tactics:

1. The game in the school will not be too formal, that is to say, the so-called foul will not produce 2+1 or 3+1 consequences, so these can be ignored.

2. Rebounds in the half court are particularly important, and it is impossible to win by picking up rebounds on the periphery, so the tall man in your class must use it.

3. If there is still a period of time before the game, it is best to train the center of your class, nothing else, just learn to grab rebounds and learn to smash the board.

4. A offense: Be sure to pull people away, that is to say, don't rush the offense, pull people away a little, reduce the burden of the center under the rebound, rely on the dribbling advantage to break through the periphery one-person defense, or pass or pitch can increase your rebounding rate.

5. After the guard throws the ball, no matter whether he scores or not, he must remember to block and dismantle for the center, which is to block the opponent's tall man who has not entered the 3-second zone to increase the probability of his center's rebound.

6. A defense: The opponent's general poor dribbling also leads to a high probability of their passing, and only one-on-one marking is needed here. But it's very physically demanding, so remember your physical workout.

7. Guards can cooperate with each other, and the legendary two dragons play beads are very useful in 3v3, which is often said to be poured in and out. Relying on the advantage of dribbling can break through the perimeter defense, then reverse the ball out of the perimeter, and then it is reversed by another defender, with the previous defender taking care of the pick-and-roll and assisting.

8. No matter what the physical fitness of the game is the key, don't fight with the opponent in front, pay attention to the rhythm of your own offense and defense, you only have one center, so don't play back-to-back as much as possible in front, pay attention to decompress the center.

9. Pay attention to your advantages, there must be a tacit understanding between the two guards, for example, one person is marked by the other party with the ball, and the other guard must learn to run.

10. Of the two centers on the other side, one of them must be on the periphery, so the guard must pull this center away from the 3-second zone.

This gang of devils who want to score, don't take the plagiarism in there, 3vs3 is a point, hold the ball in the middle of the unilateral pull, a person comes up to cover to cause a breakthrough, and the person who pulls away at the bottom is responsible for the reverse run, which mainly depends on the strength of the control attack ability, you just say that you can dribble, what is the use of the perfect ball dribbling? How's the offensive ability? Fat people running back are the most incomprehensible.,It depends on whether there is an offensive consciousness.,Basically invincible in running the bottom line and longitudinal line anti-cut.,If you cooperate with a solid shot.,Anyway, I like it.。。。

If it is not very difficult to cooperate with a fat man with a good offense and a good rebounding master, under the premise of rebounding and covering formation, the ball can run inward and outward, and it should be very smooth.

I don't know if you're in high school or college, three to three generally prepare 5 people, since your class has a good dribble, then you can play more blocking and cutting, your class has a fat one can rely on him to block and dismantle, and if there is a strong body on the opposite side, stick to prevent them, squeeze them, let them not enter the three-second zone, hang on them so that they can't jump, you can also use a little action, provoke them, let them act big fouls, as long as you cooperate more and don't fight alone, it's good, and pay attention not to get injured, basketball is a sport, Not a profession.