When playing basketball with the ball, can the opponent touch your arm with their hands?

It depends on the situation, for example, if you don't shoot and someone else breaks your ball, you don't foul.

The rules are as follows: A batter foul mainly refers to a basketball player who plays a defender when he dribbles or lays up or shoots, so that the referee will blow his batter foul. According to FIBA's 2004 basketball rules, the official name is "illegal hand-to-hand".

According to the principle of basketball to protect the offense, if the pass touches the hand, it is not a foul, if you break the dribble, the ball touches the hand, and if the opponent shoots, it is considered a foul if you go to the front and break the ball and touch any part of the opponent, including after the opponent's shot lands. If the opponent breaks the ball head-on and touches the hand while making a shooting feint, it is not a foul.

If it's pulled, it's definitely a foul. If it's just a bump and it blocks your progress, that's a different story, and in my opinion it's a gray area, and it doesn't generally count as a foul. Of course, when you play, it depends on the referee's first feeling.

When you carry the basket, the other person can put their hands or arms on your body (waist), but they can't actively exert force; When you face the basket, the other person cannot have physical contact with you. So if you dribble past him, it doesn't matter if he pulls you or not, as long as there's physical contact, it's a foul. Of course, if the referee doesn't blow it, it doesn't count as a foul.

If he grabs your arm, then he's going to be fouled, but a lot of the action on the court isn't obvious, and if it's not big, it's fine

It mainly depends on whether the referee sees and enforces the scale, if it is his friends and classmates playing! It's hard to say!

It's normal to have physical contact, you can shout it out or complain to the referee and get the referee to pay attention, hehe.

The above is very good, I add that when you play, you have to look at the referee's scale.

And whether the referee can see some of the movements is really useful.

Summary. It can be counted or not, if you hit it when the ball is not out of his hand when he throws the ball, it must be a hitter, if the ball has been thrown, you just touched it, it is not a hitter, unless they want to cheat the foul and fool you, and the defense focuses on the ball when shooting, which can reduce the chance of the hitter.

It can be counted or not, if you hit it when the ball didn't leave his hand when he threw the ball, then it must be a hitter, Sun Zaoming If Qiu Yanmin has already thrown it, you just touched it, it is not a hitter, unless they want to cheat the foul and fool you, focus on the ball when defending and shooting, which can reduce the chance of a hitter.

The ball had formed a scrum.

It doesn't matter if the hand touches the arm when the ball is scrambling, if the mu digs the hand is touched, it is a problem, and it is normal for the body to fight and contact the world in basketball.

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Summary. Hello, glad to have your question. When the arms touch the arms when the basketball scrambles, it is strictly a foul action, but because the body is becoming more and more intense in basketball now, many times the referee will not blow it.

Hello, glad to have your question. When the arms touch the arms when the basketball scrambles, Yan Shixinge is a move to commit the old rules, but because the body of the basketball player is getting more and more intense now, so many times the referee will not blow it.

The arm touched slightly, not very hard, very hard.

Dear, after all, this situation happened at the time of solicitation, and the referee generally does not blow fouls in this case, don't worry.

There is a narrow and broad sense of thugs. The narrow sense of batter refers only to when the offensive ball carrier is touched and collided by the defender below the elbow, while the broad sense of the batter can be further extended to the offensive ball carrier any part above the waist is touched or collided by the defender, and the contact part extends to the head, shoulders, and arms above the elbow. (Abnormal contact or abnormal collision from the waist down can be broadly defined as defensive blocking or offensive collision).

1.If any defender of the offensive team before completing the shot and returning to the off-ball state on the ground can blow a penalty for the contact of his upper arm and his upper arm and below the upper arm (wrist, hand, or even fingers), the specific operation can generally be ignored before the ball is shot without affecting the shooting, if the intensity and nature of the violation affect the offensive player's shot, even if the ball has been shot after the more serious contact can still blow the defensive violation.

2.A malicious attack by a defender, regardless of whether it occurs at any time (including dribbling or shooting or passing), can be called a foul by a hitter, or even a malicious foul.

3.If a block or steal occurs with a hitter's blow: Theoretically, the block or steal should not have any physical contact, and if the hitter does so after the block or steal, it can be ignored (e.g.

If the defender shoots to block the offensive player's shot, the arm of the same series of actions can be ignored when it touches the attacker's arm when it falls, and the same is true for steals), if the physical contact behavior occurs at the same time as the blocking or stealing, the beater can be blown for fouling, but in practice, whether there is physical contact when blocking or stealing all depends on the referee's eyes, so there are often not very obvious beaters who are not blown off, and the offensive players hammer their chests. The defenders are complacent.

It's okay not to disrupt his movements, especially when shooting, as long as it affects the coherence of the movements, it is a crime.

This rule is also a foul if you rub your hand against your hair, then it depends on whether the person who holds the ball cares, the problem you encounter is very simple, you really don't need to break up unhappily. This rule is considered a foul if you rub your hair, it is better to have a referee, and what the referee says is what it is. It's not a big deal, take a step back, and besides, we don't have rules for playing this kind of ordinary basketball game, so let's go and tell them to make peace!!

I'm optimistic about you!!

If you break the ball, it doesn't count, if it's just touched, it doesn't count.