What can I do after catching someone else s ball?

After catching the ball, you can choose to pass, shoot, dribble, you can shoot n first, it doesn't matter. Dribble. You can break through, you can let the ball move as much as you want, you can also take a step or two when the ball comes, and if you stop the ball after dribbling, pay attention

I can't dribble anymore, I can only shoot and pass.

I hope I'm satisfied, and if you still don't understand, you can ask me again.

1. Catch a teammate's pass, you can dribble the ball directly with one hand, if you shoot the ball with both hands at the same time, this is a dead ball, you must pass it out or shoot it to the basket;

2. You can dribble with one hand (at this time, whether you shoot two or three times with one hand, a hundred strokes), and then you can break through or go to the basket or shoot.

In this case, as long as you don't have a second dribble violation, it's fine. Good luck on the course.

You can dribble directly, you can shoot, you can also break through, the key is not to shoot when you catch the ball, so you can't dribble and can only shoot.

You can shoot before you start, and if you take a step before you shoot, you can go. You can also make some feints with one foot as the pivot foot and the other foot, but remember to make sure you racket the ground before you start.

You can catch a pass from a teammate and shoot directly, or take two steps to jump to the basket, which is three steps, or you can shoot or double and then dribble with the ball.

OK. As long as you don't take three steps.

Passing, dribbling, layup, shooting, catching or stopping the ball after the ball lands, you can't dribble it, otherwise it's a double time I like Loulou to learn basketball as soon as possible.

Run to the basket and, if blocked, pass the ball to someone close to the basket; If you're sure, shoot straight away.

1 can dribble and 2 shots can be as many as you want, but don't stop.

The "three threats" of holding the ball have been understood, and this problem has basically been solved!!

With or without the ball, you have to pay attention to the opponent's teammates and the situation on the field, and work as a team.

Hold the ball, dribble, pass or shoot. Look for the timing and work as a team.

Before you move on one foot, you need to shoot the ball!

Deliver him safely to his teammates again.

Yes, why not.

3 Threatening Postures... Basic skills.

The first one is not a foul, so many people defend you, your teammates will definitely be empty, jump up and pass, or you can shoot directly and look for fouls.

The second counts as a foul.

The third first thing to see if there are any extra body movements, followed by the timing, when blocking and dismantling, the person who comes up to block and dismantle and the offensive mover collides with the defense, which depends on the judgment of the referee, a free throw belongs to a shooting foul after the ball is scored, and there is a technical foul at the level of defense for three seconds, a free throw, a technical foul is a free throw, two shots are a shooting foul and the ball is not scored, three three-point shooting penalties are two two-point shooting penalties, and a serious technical foul is two free throws and one throw.

When a technical foul is made of a free throw, only the free throw enforcer is allowed to be in the three-point line, and no one else can enter the three-point line, and serious malicious technical fouls will be ejected from the court and banned and fined.

1. As long as it doesn't touch your body, it's not a foul. If you are surrounded by more than three people, it will be difficult to pass the ball, so you can only call a timeout, or smash the ball into the opponent's body out of bounds and continue to control the ball.

2. Clapping is definitely a foul.

3. According to the principle of offensive advantage, the defender and the attacker arrive at the location at the same time and collide, and a defensive foul is generally awarded. If it's in a reasonable collision zone, it's definitely a defensive foul.

4. 1 penalty for technical fouls, and 1 penalty for shooting fouls; Two fouls for malicious fouls and two free throws for shooting fouls. Two fouls were also made after more than two minutes of the game, which is the so-called ...... cutTactics. Wait, it's complicated, and it's recommended that you take a closer look at the books in question.

First: The opponent stretches out his arm and wraps you in the trap, making it difficult for you to pass the ball and causing mistakes, which is not a foul. The method of passing, using your moving feet, stride out as much as possible, this will allow you to have more space.

Second: This is a foul for the beater, but it depends on whether the referee blows it or not, but it is indeed a foul Third: whether the defender is standing firmly, facing the attacking player, if so, it is an offensive foul, if it is a reasonable collision zone and the defender is facing the attacking player or not standing firmly, then it is a defensive foul.

Fourth: The offense causes a foul, and the ball is thrown in a coherent action, and 1 free throw can be added. If it is a 2-pointer, it will be 2 free throws, and 3 3-pointers. Technical foul or 3 seconds inside defense, free throw.

1. According to your description, the opponent does not foul, because there is no physical contact with you, in this case, you can choose to jump up and pass, so that the opponent's hand will inevitably touch your body or head, which is a foul!

2, count, this belongs to the thugs!

3, this is a bit difficult, 4, free throws such as the opponent's technical foul, when the foul ball goes into a wig! Defend for three seconds!

2 free throws are defensive fouls, offensive fouls (after 4 times), fouls while shooting, and physical fouls (two free throws).