Big Brother If I block my view when I m defending a player off the ball, 5

It's not a foul, how can it be fouled without physical contact. However, the move of the center forward that you want to block in place is very easy to break, and he can completely block your hand with his arm, so I think the effect is limited.

If that's the case, you try half-rounding, standing sideways on the side of the player he asks for the ball and spreading your hands out, and the ball won't come over because it's easy for you to knock it off. This gives full play to your height and arm length.

If you put your arm around the other person's neck from the side of their shoulder, it is easy to get blown because of the movement around the other person's body.

If you're obstructing your view by going around the front, that's fine.

However, since you have already used the front wind, it means that the other party is stronger than you.

Then it's normal for the other party to squeeze you to your side.

You won't be able to reach out that way.

Raise your hands and raise them to the highest level to interfere with the no-player team, which is not a foul, but you can't slap someone in the face, if you don't know much about the card position, or cooperation, I suggest you can play it when you are fine, street basketball, this basically has all the movements you need.

...You've accidentally bumped into each other like this.

You're in the back, your hand is in front of him to block someone's eyes, like the person holding him, and the referee may blow you for a foul.

Interfere with offense Technical foul!!

No fouls, no physical contact!

Didn't touch him for any fouls! Wouldn't it be a foul for Battier's blindfolding! But you don't have to take it so seriously when you exercise yourself.

In this case, normal close defense is irrelevant, but there can be no other superfluous actions. Generally, close defense will be adopted in fierce games, especially for some key players of the opponent, and try not to let them hold the ball, which is a tactical arrangement.

No fouls, as long as there is no violation of the cylinder.

I think that the tactics of fighting Yao Ming back then were all kinds of bypassing, so it didn't count as what you said.

This depends on how the off-ball offensive player blocks, if it is a disturbance of the defender's intrusion into the blocker's cylinder, the uproar hall is regarded as a normal block, and if there is a corresponding action, it will be judged as a defensive foul; If an offensive player invades a defender's cylinder (moving a pick-and-roll), it is considered an offensive foul. To put it bluntly, it is to see who settles first, and the party that comes later suffers from the rules.

Defending without players:

1. The anti-ball person must first clearly observe the ball in **, whether the ball is at 45 degrees, in the front, at a zero degree angle, or under the basket, and on the premise of observing where the ball is to defend against the ballless person.

2. When the man and the ball are more than 4 meters, we have to take an open defense. The posture of open defense is to lower the center of gravity, one hand to the person, the other hand to the ball, the head can be often swinging, observe the person and the ball, and use the residual light to take care of the person and the ball.

3. Seize the advantageous defensive position and pay attention to both people and balls. It is important to defend opponents who are close to the ball and basket, and to relax opponents who are far away from the ball and basket.

4. Prevent the opponent from getting rid of it, and when the opponent cuts to the basket, it is necessary to actively block its movement route and cut off its receiving route.

5. When necessary, it should be timely and decisively carried out to assist in defense, supplement defense, or organize flanking and "closing the door" with adjacent companions, and actively interfere with and intercept the opponent's attack.

6. The distance and position of the defense should take a step back in the passing route of the offensive players, and the strong ones can get closer to the ball more, and the weak ones can get closer to the people more, forming a triangle, and the defender is at the apex of the triangle.

Run, so that he can't comfortably receive the ball, and then it's the route, don't let him run out of space through the cover easily.

Dry goods collection! Off-ball defensive posture combination training.

Push-pull movements that are not obvious are generally not awarded a foul.

In the beginning, physical contact was not allowed in basketball, but now it seems that in order to increase the spectacle and confrontation of basketball, reasonable physical contact is allowed, and under normal circumstances, the defender will not blow a foul with his body (upper body) against the offensive player, unless he blocks it with his arms, trips under his legs, and violates your cylinder.

It is recommended to exercise more When you are not holding the ball, you don't have to earn a position with anyone, run more, actively seek to block and dismantle, and wrestling with others will consume most of your physical strength and affect other offensive or defensive actions.

This is the NBA's official defensive rulebook, which has a very detailed explanation of the rules, everything.

Small movements generally don't blow, then you practice strength, who will ask for trouble to get you if your strength is good.

It's not a foul, it's not a knock-down.

There is no elbow lifting. If there is no obvious push, it does not constitute a foul.

The action is not obvious enough to make you fall or hang red, it is generally normal, and it will not blow on the court.

Running is very technical, you must not run there alone, it is tiring and you can't run the empty position.

If you have a coach and there is a lot of cover in the tactics, you don't have to worry about it.

If you're playing by yourself, you can only rely on your own experience to grasp it:

1. Take the initiative to use teammates and even opponents to get rid of defenders.

2. It is called running, some people are just running, that is wrong, the real running position should be static braking, and start suddenly, so as to get rid of the opponent.

3. There is also a false shaking action to make a posture of moving to the left, but suddenly running to the right .........

If there is no obvious pushing motion, it will not be a foul.

It's normal to be stuck in the slot, and if there's a referee, you can perform a cheat foul trick I used to do this before, hehe.

Defensive Approach: (Basketball Regulations).

Action method: When defending, the defenders should reasonably use the footsteps such as stepping, retreating, sliding, crossing, breaking and running according to the movement of the ball and people, and cooperate with the body movements to seize the advantageous defensive position and block it to get rid of the moving route. In the confrontation with the opponent, the center of gravity is lowered, the legs are exerted, the arms are bent and the elbows are abducted, the standing area is expanded, the upper body maintains an appropriate tension, and the body is exposed to the moment of physical contact.

Proper use of arm movements can not only expand the defensive space and scratch the opponent's line of sight, but also help maintain body balance, move quickly, and seize advantageous positions.

Of course, the action should not be too big or too violent. If you are a regular game, the opponent's small actions secretly force the referee is generally not known, of course, through your description, it should be normal physical contact, if you usually play outside, people are stuck in your course of action, according to the regulations, there is no problem, anti-you are also normal body contact, there is no problem without violating the body. If the movement is too big, you remind him.

If you're an introvert, it's okay to treat others the way you want them to be.

If it's just a close body, it's not a foul, and if there's a body movement that can clearly hinder your movement, there is a foul, but the referee focuses on the ball handler during the game, and as long as people don't make obvious moves to you, they generally won't blow it.

It doesn't count as a foul, it's a stuck position, and if the defender puts his elbow against his neck or has some other elbow strike, it is a foul.

If it's just sticking to you, it's definitely not a foul, but if you push it with both hands, it's a foul.

Yes. When defending without players, there are time and distance restrictions.

Pull without hand.

Similar card slots. It's normal...

As long as you don't move, as long as you don't tilt your body, it's not a foul.

If you fall, sometimes you will blow, but generally it is a normal situation, and when you play, there is no physical confrontation

When running without the ball, if the opponent is really blocking, it must be a foul, but in any situation, the referee must be flexible, first of all, it is a matter of advantage or disadvantage, the attacking side is about to score, and it is a crucial two or three points, at this time, I will "turn a blind eye". If it's a foul blocked by a player on the offensive side, the whistle will blow without hesitation.

Bumping and blocking is an offensive foul caused by the wrong physical contact caused by the player and the defensive player taking an unreasonable position, incorrect body posture, improper starting method and illegal action when attacking and defending.

By definition, the act you are talking about should be an illegal cover, not a block, although the basic nature is the same.

There are several points to consider when judging whether the opponent has committed a foul:

One, does it leave you a step to make adjustments before physical contact occurs.

Second, how the contact occurs, whether it is side contact or frontal contact, and whether there are some irregular actions such as pulling, pulling, tripping, etc.

Count, as long as the referee says it's the final word!

It depends on the situation, and the running route!

That's up to the referee.

He said that if he fouled, he would foul, and if he said that he didn't commit it, he wouldn't commit it.

Count, every time the referee sees it, it doesn't count.

The white whistle counts, the black whistle counts, and some counts!

It depends on whether you hit him or he rushes over and blocks you.

You say it, we don't count

It's a foul, but you can change direction and get rid of his defense.

This counts as a foul on a person without the ball, counts.

Cover foul without the ball, if the action is bigger, there is a suspicion of hurting you is a malicious foul!

He has to use the restraint of the forearm below, which should be considered a foul, train his body, and resist him!! It should be okay to use your elbow, it doesn't count as a foul.