I m 1 75m, I can catch the basket, should I learn from that NBA star?

Don't say that 1.75 meters can catch the basket, generally as long as you have been trained in your youth, basically 1.65 meters can be caught in the basket. Although you can't catch a basket even 1.7 meters, you can touch the board. Even my classmate gave me a little shorter, but in the second year of junior high school, I watched him catch the basket, and even I could only sweat.

Now it's not about learning from that star first, it's about adjusting your direction according to your physical condition, technical characteristics and age. To play basketball, you must first practice ball control, passing, and pitching. While you practice this basic skill, you can go to actual combat, and you can also run out of some consciousness (running consciousness) in actual combat.

Of course, you need the cooperation of some friends and classmates, and the effect will be better. If you are good at controlling the ball, of course, you must learn to be a point guard, and point guards must strengthen their passing skills and awareness. Of course, after the breakthrough is the scorer, it will be better to practice the pace and adjust the rhythm.

With your current height, if you are agile, you must be the best defender. I almost considered strengthening my three-point and mid-range shooting ability before going under. It's better to have time to look at the highlights of each NBA star, and whoever you have porridge can learn his tricks, and if it doesn't work, change it again.

Nate Robinson and Potato Webb, he's the gods.

What does it have to do with which star you can catch the basket? Nate Robinson can compete in the slam dunk contest and win the championship. You can just feel the box.

Paul, the defender, does not explain.

Bounce has talent, but don't rely too much on talent, I saw 175cm can dunk with both hands in college, and as a result, he broke through and scored two points in a game, and the rebounds were not even 5, the ball control was not good, the overall situation was not strong, the projection had not been practiced, and even the confrontation was not good. His role is to go up and dunk at halftime to earn some applause.

Of course, it's good to have talent, but don't use your talent too much when you usually play, there are not many people who can really defend, and it will hurt you.

You practice ball control and shooting and defense, which is very useful.

If you are in the second year of junior high school, see if it will grow in the future, practice these basic skills first, and you will not be afraid of any position in the future.

Grab the frame is not the goal, exercise your awareness, go and cover those who are much taller than you. Blocking is sometimes more powerful than a slam dunk.

Nate Robinson you learn from him.

Judging from your height, you should be a guard, and from the bounce, you are very talented, so I suggest learning more from Rose, who is now in full swing with the Bulls, it will be very powerful.