What height person has the strongest ball control? The tallest player in the top five leagues

Not necessarily! It mainly depends on personal skills, and it has nothing to do with height!

When you are in possession of the ball and facing the defense, you are most afraid of being shot, and when you have your back to the defense, you are most afraid of being plucked.

When facing defense, the opponent has two ways to make tackles:

1.Take a big step while you are in control of the ball with your right hand and its body on your right side with your arm extended between your body and the ball, knocking the ball off.

2.Take a small step as you switch from right hand to left, with your arm on your line, waiting for you to get the ball into his hands.

To deal with the first method, you only need to slam your right side when the opponent rushes up, and use your left shoulder to block the opponent's forward path, and the opponent will either slow down; Either the head hits you on the shoulder, and you can't say the bitterness, knowing that you are not easy to mess with.

To deal with the second type of break, just remember to keep the ball low.

In fact, the best way to deal with the opponent forcing you to dig you is to take the initiative to squeeze him, once he squeezes him, he is inconvenient, and naturally can't break your ball. This is especially effective when playing a fast break one-on-one, where you don't have to rush very fast, just hold the opponent and make a layup while controlling the ball. At the same time, you must also play the role of your left hand, control the ball with your right hand, and your left hand must be stretched long, preferably on the opponent's waist, so that the opponent's movement is clear to you, and this move is especially suitable for turning around.

I feel that the time has come! Jordan, Kobe, Maddie! The trio confirmed this!

That's not how to say it.

There are also masters who are strong in ball control.

No, Paul was 1m83 hungry. And you have a look at Magic Johnson

Demba Thiam 2.03m SPAL 22-year-old Senegalese goalkeeper Demba Thiam may only be the fourth goalkeeper for SPAL FC, but in terms of height, he is the tallest player in the entire Serie A league.

Demba Thiam is 2.03 meters tall, which is similar to the height of most small forwards in the NBA, and interestingly, the only player in Serie A who is close to Demba Thiam is also at SPAL Club, he is Carlo Letica, the Croatian goalkeeper is 2.01 meters tall, maybe these two will not be able to become the club's first goalkeeper in a short time, but there is definitely some connection between them and SPAL.

Lovre Kalinic 2.01m FC Toulouse FC Although he is on loan from Aston Villa in the Premier League, the 30-year-old 2.01m tall Lovre Kalinic is currently the tallest footballer in Ligue 1.

Don't listen to their nonsense, 176 point guards are enough. 180 does sound like it's a bit of a threshold, but it's just a psychological sense of the threshold. There is actually no difference between 176 and 180 in the world of basketball.

If you don't feel tall enough, make up for it with bounces, which are made up of on the flower stands every day. When you touch the hoop and grab it with your height of 176, you're physically qualified.

What a point guard needs:

Physical conditions: agile skills, speed, explosive power, electric flint general steal ability, bounce power, these can be practiced.

And then most importantly: point guards need extremely high basketball IQs. That's the basics of basics.

As a point guard, it is the most basic condition to dribble the ball safely to the front court and organize the offense, which requires the ability to control the ball, what kua, turn, feint, that's just the most basic thing, you lie on the ground and shoot the ball.

Then, you need to be able to read the game, and the dumbest point guard is to dribble the ball to the front court with his head buried and then look up and give it to his teammates ....... The point guard is the organizer of a game, the controller of the rhythm of the game, the initiator of the offense of the game, and the first to return to his own position to organize the defender when the game is defended. In other words, the elders in front are all under your command, and you are the combat commander.

As a point guard, you don't have to bury your head in dribbling, but to keep your head up and make sure you don't lose the ball, observe the whole court, read the game, and then use your other hand or language code to deploy your teammates in the front court to achieve the offensive situation you want, and then pass the ball to the right person in the right position.

Or, in the moment when your teammates create the best chance by running and interspersing, you need to have the focus, the ability to take the opportunity, the technical ability to get the ball to your team-mate.

That's the point guard.

You don't have to be tall to be a good point guard, a point guard with low height has a lower center of gravity, faster speed, faster turning ability, and better interspersed ability.

It's not that you can dribble beautifully, pass a few people, and do a few difficult dribble moves to be a point guard, and there aren't so many opportunities for you to perform in the game.

The most basic thing is to raise your head and observe the game, to read the situation on the field at every moment, to arrange and deploy teammates, and to make the most correct judgment when the opportunity arises.

As for growing tall, measure your bone age, and then take high-calcium tablets + vitamin D. When you get old, you can't help it.

Professionalism is preferred. Amateur games are good as long as the ball is passed in place, no mistakes and play with the ball, but the basic speed and ball control skills should be proficient, and the occasional fancy passing is also good. Height is not an issue, a solid technical level is good.

You 176 is actually enough to play an ordinary small game, and Xiaobu is only 183 when he plays the NBA! It mainly depends on your skills, buddy, practice well! I'm also a defender, I'm only 174, but I have good ball control!

The best height for possession should be 178. If you play in the NBA, it's at least 185. If you want to go long.

Premise: Under 18 years old. It is difficult to grow taller over the age of 18. If you really like basketball, you have to jump 1,000 times a day with your left and right hands.

Running and shooting, practice the movements when appropriate, run a run, 500 skipping ropes a day, and ensure that you grow to 185 in less than two months

This looks like it involves that field, about 185 in China. Compared with the Chinese, it is too high, and the speed is gone.

Personally, I think it's left and right.

If you play well, height is not a problem.

If you want to grow up, drink more milk.

The most important thing in a point guard is technique.

It's good, a small point is good for ball protection, low dribbling, don't look at the NBA, 176 If the vision is good, all the passing actions can be practiced.

Look at Nash, he's the standard!

Playing as a defender, height is not key....As long as the technology is good!

NBA requirements for other digit search codes:

1. Center, more than 210 cm;

2. Before the big one, the 205 cm left spike leaks as the right;

3. Small front, about 200 cm;

4. Scoring guard, between 195 and 205 cm;

5. Point guard, between 185 and 195 cm.

Some guards in the NBA are point guards and point guards, so point guards are between 185 and 195 centimeters tall.