What does it take to be a great point guard in a ball game?

Method: One, dribble.

Dribbling is the most basic skill of a point guard, the dribble of a really good point guard does not necessarily need to be gorgeous, nor does it necessarily need to have many outstanding skills, but can ensure that there are no mistakes in the ball control, which requires the point guard to have a solid dribbling foundation, when everyone practices dribbling, we must be able to dribble with both left and right hands, followed by dribbling, we must pay attention to looking up at people when dribbling, so as to better observe the situation on the court and pass a comfortable ball for teammates.

2. Passing.

Passing and dribbling are equally important for a point guard, a good point guard needs to have a good sense of passing, and the success rate of passing, or that sentence, do not pursue how fancy the back pass, do not look at the pass, but strive to make every ball passed can safely reach the hands of teammates, so as to connect a team's offense, practice passing is not an overnight effort, first of all, you must have the awareness of passing first and scoring second; Secondly, you must have a good view of the overall situation, and be able to observe the running position and blocking situation of each teammate on the court, so as to be able to give teammates the most comfortable assists at the most suitable time; Third, we must practice more actual battles, organize the organizational ability of the defenders, and more real combat embodiment, so only by constantly observing and reading the situation on the field in the game can we cultivate the best passing awareness, and with the above foundation, strengthen the breakthrough in the game and use the breakthrough to create opportunities for teammates, which is a necessary skill for a star PG.

Three, scoring. When it comes to scoring, the handler is often the last scorer on the team, which means he doesn't shoot easily unless the rest of his teammates don't have a good chance to shoot. Or to put it another way, he has a strong scoring ability, and with his scoring ability, he destroys the opponent's defense to create opportunities for his teammates.

All in all, the handler has one constant principle: if any teammate on the court has a better chance than him, he must give the ball to the teammate with the better chance. Therefore, if a handler shoots a teammate with a better chance than him, he must give the ball to a teammate with a better chance.

Therefore, the shot of the handler is often a good shooting time, and naturally we have higher requirements for his shooting rate, generally speaking, it should be more than fifty percent, which is higher than that of small forwards and scoring guards, so in the usual practice, we must first practice the shooting ability of the outside, which can ensure that you can score easily when your teammates are trapped, and then the empty cut layup, which is as important as the empty shot.

Fourth, defense. Point guards are often limited by height and size, and are relatively weak in defensive requirements, but a playmaking guard with both offense and defense can cause great trouble to the opponent, the "glove" Gary in NBA history. Payton is known for his excellent defense, so the playmaker must be good at using the power of team defense to cooperate with his own defense, and on his own side, having a good ability to intercept and interfere with the shooting is the basic course that the playmaker must practice.

A point guard, also known as a point guard, is a fixed position in a basketball lineup. The average point guard is the smallest player on a team's lineup, and tends to have more specificity than other positions.

Point guards tend to be the playmakers of the team's offense and use their control of the ball to decide how to pass the ball to the right player at the right time. The typical offensive pattern of a point guard is to start a new round of offense after the opponent scores, and the point guard serves the ball on the baseline. This position requires players to have good passing skills and keen game observation.

The success of a point guard is often measured by the number of assists rather than the number of points. At the same time, top-notch point guards tend to be able to shoot effectively and threaten opponents with outside shots.

A point guard (PG) on the court must take on the role of an offensive engine that directs his teammates' offense. It is not uncommon to hear point guards called"Commander on the basketball court"That's it. Therefore, point guards are always not greedy for merit and do not aim to score for themselves, but use accurate and fast passes to create scoring opportunities for teammates as the primary task; When the point guard is attacking, he often breaks through the opponent's defensive camp with brilliant dribbling skills, and when defending, he needs to intercept the opponent's ball with fast action and accurate judgment to block the opponent's offensive momentum, especially almost all the offense is launched from the hands of the point guard, so the point guard is nicknamed"Commando Captain", which is why the PG (point guard) is always referred to as the No. 1 player in tactical use.

Practice dribbling, running, and shooting.

It's OK to add your own talent.

I have been training as a center forward for 5 years.

Now I have made small achievements, and the competition in the department has been a long time The key is to insist on training, and the sports are not taken in and fed

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You are the ball and the ball is you, how to better control yourself.

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It is to practice dribbling, passing, shooting, and passing, which must be the foundation to start practice, and only after the basic practice can you consider what position to play.

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