I 168cm dribble smoothly defense can jump vertically 45cm 51 5kg 13 years old Which position should

13 years old... I guess I've just started junior high school. In fact, your body still has a lot of potential for development (height and weight).

But it seems better to play defender because you can change your position on the pitch depending on your own growing height. But the good feel and ball handling skills developed in the guard position will make you a great help in the quarterback, point guard and small forward positions! Especially if you are not particularly tall (above 190cm) when you are around 18 years old, you will find that your height can only play in the 3 positions I mentioned above!

These 3 positions still depend on your personal preferences and the way you focus on attacking. In a nutshell: point guard has to have a certain breakthrough ability and overall view.

Quarterbacks must have good long-range and mid-range shots, and of course, breakthroughs are also indispensable! Small forwards may be more comprehensive! In short, if you don't want to play basketball professionally, but just play in your own school, it is recommended that you choose a point guard!

There was a problem with the second floor.

Playing basketball is useless, and it is divided into majors and unprofessionalism.

You must know that the intensity of professional competition is very high, and you can't resist without a body.

The landlord is not thinking about what position to play, you are still young, and what you need is solid basic skills!

Height basically determines what position you play, and your peers play big front or small front because your height is already very high, if you play point guard with high school students or adults, see how high you can be in the future, play like this now, don't grow extra tall at that time, and you are not used to playing guards, and vice versa, so it is recommended that you play like this now to see the after-effects.

Playing ball control, in a little practice dribbling skills, it is not appropriate to use shaking, it is also very good to use fancy dribbling, practical and good-looking, such as letting the crotch and the back dribble together, it is very powerful. I just, I wish you better and better play.

From my point of view, I'm a 186cm center, and my feeling is that I want to have a point guard I can trust, in fact, you have a tacit understanding with your team's center, and it's good to be a guard.

You can play point guard, and if the breakthrough skills are good, the small front is also OK

The bounce is good.

It depends on your style, but I guess organization is better for you, unless you have a particularly good timing and dodge. The ability to score is outstanding. But I think passing is more knowledgeable than scoring, it's better, so that you can break through and shake to create chances for somebody else and then help your teammates score.

At the age of 16, you can still grow up, and it's hard to say that jumping more will help.

Ball control + scoring + small forward Huh.

If you're less than 185, it's recommended that you play as a defender, and whether you score or open is up to your way of thinking.

If your skills are very comprehensive, if your scoring ability is very strong, you can play as a shooting guard. If you have a good field of vision, you pass the ball quickly, it's unexpected, and you like assists, then you play point guard, of course, if you're confident enough, both positions are fine, the main thing is to look at the situation on the court, pass when you should pass, shoot when you should shoot, don't hesitate!!

If there is a sense of passing, play point guard. Otherwise, let's score.

Touch the height too short, in the high can be small forward.

If there is no board under the basket, the guard will be organized, and if the basket is boarded, the guard and the scoring guard will be organized casually.

How do you calculate your bounce? The vertical jump of rookies in the NBA is only more than 70!

It depends on who you're fighting with, but this elevation can only hit the organization.

If you're fast, try the small forward position.

Height determines that you are basically a point guard, and there is no future in other positions.

You basically belong to the floating outside play, either you score or you dribble to organize, depending on whether you prefer to organize the game, or if you have a strong desire to score offensively...