Can anyone tell me what position I can play and how hopeful I am in the future

Let's not talk about a problem first, you have to give full play to your speed advantage, breakthrough and fast movement in the organization is what you should practice at the moment, reach a certain strength, and the teacher will agree to your progress. The truth of one inch long and one inch short in basketball is the most obvious, one inch higher is one step slower, one inch shorter is one step faster, now your model among NBA stars is Paul and Parker, NBA veteran players are the Jazz's Stockton, especially the latter two, the body is not in line with the NBA game intensity, but through their own efforts and location, they still become stars, you must have confidence in yourself!

A word question, you are only 14 years old, early, I was 141 in the first year of junior high school, and now I am 25 years old, 177, anyway, if you exercise more, it will be good for you to be tall

Your vertical bounce should not be one meter, people can be in the NBA for one meter and six, and it is not impossible to enter the school team, with your height you can play guard, if you are organized, you can play the control position. The most important thing is to play to your strengths and learn from each other's strengths.

My CAO Jordan's vertical bounce is about meters. The touch high is 380 ...You? Ay. Fundamentals are the most important. Don't think about it anymore.

Again, that's the same sentence. Once you've practiced the basics, you can play wherever you want.

Chang Chang is talking. It is better to play defenders under 2 meters.

Let's play point guard. I played in the back position at 1.8 meters.

It's good to play small forward, and it's good to be responsible for breaking through.

It should be growing taller in the future.

It depends on how you get 100cm.

It's hard to say if you stand on a table and jump 100cm.

I'm not convinced. A 14-year-old with 100 bounces is superior among black players, and Asians' Achilles tendons generally don't support such superhuman bounces. Yi Jianlian's running and jumping height is about 80cm, which is already very good for international players.

If that's the case, you should still start at guard and focus on passing, dribbling and shooting. Bounce doesn't always make up for the lack of height, you see Nate Robinson dunk so well, but in the real arena where he grows up, he basically doesn't have a chance to break through the dunk. Although the success rate of breakthrough is high, if you are not strong enough, it is easy to get injured, so it is more realistic to practice shooting.

Basketball is not a sport that belongs to any level of people, you can play it at any height, and everyone has to choose the style of play according to their own physical characteristics.

In fact, if you are a fan of basketball for the first time, it doesn't matter what position you play, you don't need other people's advice to know what position you should be in, and most of the time you play is mostly half court, and the position requirements are not very strict.

Of course, for those who want to play basketball well, not just as a game, it is natural to have a clear position. You're not short, but you're not very tall, and you're flexible, you're fast, you're shooting accurately, but you don't say anything about how well you handle the ball, so I think you can definitely play as a shooting guard. A shooting guard is the second scorer after a small forward, but he doesn't need a strong ball-handling ability to score on his own, and most of his teammates help him block and shoot.

If you have good ball control and a lot of power, then a small forward is also a very good option.

To enhance the ability to fight, it is to increase muscle strength or weight, but simply increasing weight will inevitably affect your flexibility and running speed, so the establishment is still mainly to strengthen muscles. Strengthen the leg muscles and biceps in the gym, and choose the following squats and push-ups without the gym to make the lower disc and arm strength strong, which is very advantageous in the confrontation.

Shooting guard, I'm in the same physical condition as you said, I'm a shooting guard.

According to the situation you said, if you are not very good at dribbling, it is recommended that you play a score, in the country your height is fine, and you don't need to dribble for a long time, compared to the point guard is more free, as long as you can break through a short distance and can shoot, you should have no problem playing a score!

There is nothing that is not positional, practice what you need, dribble, shoot, turn these basic skills, what position you are not in position now, but according to the height around you now, and also, physical confrontation is always relative, so, you still have to practice the basics, if you play center in your classmates, don't you become a guard when you play outside with adults? Personal skills are always based on basic skills, so do a good job on the court, blocking, rebounding, and defending actively, and naturally follow your comfortable style of play. Naturally, you will understand your position, the basketball position actually has no essential boundaries, only expertise, such as which big and tall man in the NBA is not better than you on the dribble?

Why don't people play point guards? Because the point guard on the team is better at it, the style of play should be defined according to the situation on the court, teammates, and opponents. It's back to the basics, so don't worry about the position, practice the basics.

The most important thing is to practice dribbling well, and playing the point guard position is very promising.

Small forward or power forward, how.

Defender, it is recommended that you start from the organization of the defender. Practice passing and playmaking more. You're only 14 years old, you're very young, and your body is still going to grow. Playing from the back will make you more well-rounded, and like Gasol, you started as a teenager from the back guard.

First of all, look at the basketball goals you set for yourself, such as entering the high school team, professional league, pure hobby, if you have a long-term goal to add points to college or play professionally, first look at your height, it is recommended that you play point guard and point point, Mi Mi recommends that you play scoring guard and small forward, and the above can play center and power forward. If it's just a hobby, playing on a basketball court near your home, you can play center with a meter. Offense, defense, speed, three-pointers don't determine where you play, they only determine what tactics you're better suited for.

Kyle Love is the rebounding king, should he stay inside? In fact, he was a three-point contest winner, and he often shot three-pointers in games. So your technique determines your tactics, and your height and weight determine your position.

Play point guard, this is not only the ball for a lot of time, but also the team's offensive core, the initiator of the offense, every time the offense is effective, it is the most fulfilling, and this position will become more and more comprehensive after playing for a long time, whether it is awareness or skill improvement, personal experience.

And it's easy to change the back to a small front.

Be sure to adopt it.

Scoring guard, compared to small forward, the physical requirements of the guard are not so high, and shooting and ball control are the most important abilities, for the guard, therefore, the scoring guard should be your best choice, hope to adopt.

How much is the height of the medium、、、 to play the swing man.。。 If you defend well, pick someone else's good defense. But generally play regardless of position. On the inside and outside lines...

All right!!! You should be thin and not good at physical confrontation, the scoring guard is suitable for you, and you have a little height advantage opposite you, you can also be an outside defensive lock, so that the opponent's outside shooting will affect your block, and you will dribble properly on the offense Most of the runs will be taken Catch the ball and shoot Offensive reference Ray Allen The most dazzling sentence for you Swing man !! Ha ha.

If you are of average height, a point guard should actually be competent, but you must have court awareness. Take control.

You can play both small forward and shooting guard...

If you're playing half-time, you can play two positions, one as a defender and the other as a striker. If you play a game of 10 people, I recommend that you play guard I don't know how you dribble the ball, I am 175 tall, I make our school varsity team, I play guard.

It depends on the personnel of your team! Amateur three-on-three doesn't matter!

Small forward, look at your description, it's quite suitable.

Shooting guard, it's very similar to Wade, of course, if it's so comprehensive, you can play a lot of positions, and small forwards can too. If you're going to play, you still have to work well with your teammates to get the most out of it, so I wish you success.

Judging by your description, isn't this the standard for the No. 2 position? With such an advantage, you can use your feet to drive the opponent's defense in attack, and in defense you can show that you are good at stealing, putting pressure on the opponent, so that the opponent cannot organize a normal offensive rhythm.

I think you should play guard, because the basic requirements of a guard are speed, mid-range shooting, three-point shooting and steals, you have them, and you also have a block, go to the main defense of the opponent's point guard, you will definitely be able to blow up others, come on!

It seems that you are more well-rounded, have a good defense and are suitable for small forwards.

The height of the main center is about the same as you--

You can engage in PF, cameo SF (poor physical fitness is a masochistic life) and SG (7 into a good shot, shooting is easily limited, can be matched with the front).

PF can be pulled out to shoot, and the small hook hand on the inside line is completely useful (resist the back hook, even if the gap is large, you don't have to worry about being covered, unless the gap is huge.) ）。Passing ability requires a complete understanding of the abilities of teammates in order to give the ball comfortably.

It is recommended to practice 100 meters, as long as the strength of the lower limbs, the speed of movement, and the movement of feet.

Take a look at the early races of KG.

Needless to say, you're a reserve defender.

Small forwards, or guards, can sometimes play as center with a height advantage.

Personally, I think it's better to play a big front or center. After all, you're only 12 years old, and your height will grow. And the weight of 60 kg is not much of a problem in your age, and as you get older, your body and other aspects will improve.

So it's up to the big forward or center.

It's not a matter of position, it's a matter of technique, practice technique directly, fight more bulls, don't play, take your time.

Don't focus on your position just yet. Because your current abilities are only suitable for blocking and dismantling. Train more on bouncing, dribbling and attacking. Your position will naturally improve in the future.

Omae! You should be a lot taller than your age.

Yes, just have a mid-range shot, and practice dribbling more in the future! I think a small forward is for you.

Wow, 12-year-old has 165, envy. You have to make every jump shot under the basket, so that the ball feels a lot better and the dribble is better than before.

12 years old, good height, play center, practice more jumping.

The big forward, specializing in blocking and pinning down the opposing team.

This, let's wait until 185 to play center.