What position can I play, what position should I play

I'm more inclined to you to choose defenders, I'm also an athlete before, and now I'm a referee. I feel like you're still playing at the back.

Nowadays, basketball games don't really have a very clear ball control and scoring, basically both have to be present. You have good dribbling ability, you can rush for rebounds, you can shoot accurately, you also have 3 points, and you like to break through and score or divide the ball, which shows that you have the basic conditions of a guard, as for being a key gentleman. I think everybody wants to do it.

It's not about your contribution to the team. Your shortcomings are not tall, not fast, not good bouncing, I think the deadliest speed, you can increase your training, practice explosiveness, I believe you will become a good defender!

Small forward or guard, I have a friend just like you.

Personally, I think point guards are better.

According to you, you are all-rounder, and you are not playing a game, you have a dragon by yourself, and No. 1-5 are all covered

Small front or defender are OK.

I think it's better to play as a defender, but if you play a small front, the height is a bit low! I hope basketball can bring happiness to everyone who loves basketball!

It's not a professional NBA again, right?

One plays 1 5 slot and plays casually.

You can try to play the small front first, because the small front can fly all over the court, you have an outside line, and the body is thin and can not be a coolie under the basket, you can find your place in the slow adaptation, after all, you are still young, hehe!

You might want to think about playing small forward or shooting guard. Practice your shooting moves and your ball nature. It can be seen that your basic skills are not very solid.

You can practice shooting from the free-throw line and three-pointers, and at your age, the division of positions is not very clear. It doesn't have to be an authentic point guard and center style of play. I feel like you're best suited for power forwards, focusing on rebounding and defense, and offensively handing it over to teammates.

Also, the big forward is used as a coolie, and if it is for the sake of being a coach, the focus is on pitching. At your age, there are only a few who are good at pitching, and they will be more popular

Go play playmaking guard first, practice your dribbling and breakthrough ability, and of course, your shooting ability can't be left behind. If your height continues to grow, you can change your position with your height. Don't just focus on one position, the future should be determined by your height.

Personally, I think you can also go to exercise your strength and so on. Playing basketball well is a long way to go, and it is not something that can be done with two taps. If you love it, you'll find the right sky for you.

Defenders, first of all, there is a limit to height, and secondly, playing defenders can also be misplaced.

No matter what position you are, you have to practice ball control and shooting! The most important thing is to get acquainted with the ball.

Small Forward is definitely for you, you can try it or a shooting guard.

Forget about the center, forwards and guards can consider, practice physical strength, first of all, you have to run without dying, basketball must be able to keep moving, fast and standardized, perseverance, frog jump and 100 meters exchange but can not over-train muscle explosiveness, practice reaction and ball ** after the arc instantly judge the contact point and landing point with the basket, according to the opponent's action to judge the position of the ball he holds at the next moment to facilitate steals...

Point guards, don't think about it, because you're dribbling trash. The height of the center is a big front bar!

Where you play basketball depends on your speed, ball control, offensive style, and so on.

According to the NBA, there are five positions on the court: center (C), power forward (PF), small forward (SF), scoring guard (SG), and point guard (PG).

The center needs height. This is the tactical core of the team on the field, both offensively and defensively.

A big forward needs strength. Low-post offense, card position, and blocking people all require strength.

Small forwards need to break through. It's an all-around position, at least on the offensive end.

Quarterbacks need to feel. It has to take on perimeter defense and has to have accurate shooting.

Point guards need a sense of the ball. The commander on the field, who has the ball in hand most of the time, is guaranteed to push the ball through half the court. And, with the quarterback, form the team's perimeter defense.

173cm is just right to play a point guard because of the height advantage. can basically hover between the quarterback and the front line, and the 55kg body is considered a behemoth for his peers. I guess you should have a lot of feet if you have a height, and people with big feet don't need to be as skilled with the ball as a point guard.

Because the big breakthrough of the footsteps is just a matter of two or three steps. If you can play with your back, you can play the position of a big forward, and the rebounding point is judged to be quite accurate, which is also in line with the style of play of a big forward. I suggest that you don't need to play center, because you have a wide field of vision and can hit the back and hook quickly, exactly like the big forwards who are very mobile in the UAE and the driver.

I suggest you play power forward and also learn to pass. As a Swingman of the Guard...

Point Guard! If you don't have control under the basket, it's better to play guard!

Shoot the ball often, improve your dribbling ability, and play any position.

I think you can play small forward or guard.

2, 3 slots. It's more suitable for you.