How do small people win basketball games

I'm not big!!

I thought it was fun to watch Iverson play small and big one, but then I learned that it was difficult...

I think that when you play small, you have to have skills, and only if you are familiar with the ball can you have a chance to pass the big one (in the past, but there is also the risk of being taken); If you are not tall, you can practice strength, not that you want to fight with the big one, but that you should not deform the technical movements when you have physical contact (for example, when you have contact with the big one when you go to the basket, you fly, the big one is fine, and you haven't fouled yet), while practicing strength, your explosiveness should also be practiced, and you must have speed; The three most important things are that you have to be able to jump shots, preferably stop-and-go jump shots...

To put it simply, I'm typing slowly, if you really love basketball, you can ask the physical education teacher (the teacher must say to practice more), what the teacher said is very real, I hope you can understand yourself, you can ask if it's good to play basketball together, it should be more helpful...

The key to the combination of throwing and sudden movements, and the need for more feints is to practice more at ordinary times, and diligence can make up for clumsiness.

If it is a heads-up, or a small half-game, the small individual must have a basket, which is the most important, and the long-range shot must be accurate.

Use speed to break through, provided you train well; When facing big men, it is also important to score with throws and train shots well; If you really can't do it, you can only practice the basic skills in a solid manner, and use long-range shooting to solve the problem after practicing shooting!!

Pass the ball more often, disrupt the opponent's rhythm, and defend closely when defending, so that the opponent's shooting rate is reduced.

Small fights are big, and if you fight a bull, you have to pull the opponent outside, and through dribbling skills, what cross step feints will shake him. Generally, the big guy will definitely stand under the basket and not come out, then you have to try to pull him out, if he still doesn't come out, you will shoot at a fixed point, and after shooting two or three balls, he will follow you! As soon as he follows you, you can easily pass him with a small nimble dribble.

If a few people play a game, the small and big ones will be through the cooperation of teammates, teammates cover you to shoot or break through the big man, the basic small man is constantly running on the court, especially the reverse run to open up the space, get rid of the big man who defends you, and then you shoot or break through diagonally.

You first practice the speed, then practice dribbling, run with the ball, you must be fast, and then practice the technique of dribbling, changing direction, shaking, cross-step, crotch, back, practice the technique, plus that speed, you are basically invincible, and most importantly, you have to shoot the ball. Practice layups, and shooting.

Of course, the direction that small players should master and develop is only the outside, flexible footwork, fast speed, and accurate shooting are the three major elements, and breakthroughs are of course essential. There is nothing wrong with moving towards flexibility. Of course, a heart that loves basketball is the most important thing.

It's no fun to rely on breakthroughs.

When you really use the small man to play the big man, you have to have the basket, that is, you have to shoot accurately, otherwise it will be no fun.

Do you break through? People don't know how to fight under the basket, don't think that the little man can take advantage of the big man with a breakthrough, as long as the big man has experience and masters the distance between the two, you have no chance to solve him by breaking through, the big man has a longer arm span than you, and you are too ordinary.

As long as you watch a lot of videos, in the face of experienced big men, small men generally use pull-up jumpers (Nash hits Duncan like that), so relying on pull-up jumpers is king. After all, the big man is a cut below the small man in terms of reflexes, so you can rely on this to score, of course, provided that you can shoot enough. However, a variety of offensive means is a master, a breakthrough, a jump shot to really solve the problem, the offensive method is too simple, anyone can defend you, especially the small man.