Are there any tricks that are suitable for slower speeds?

Slow speed is not a problem, as long as the physical fitness is okay and the technique is excellent, you can play well. I suggest you practice shooting well, and shoot when you catch the ball, and I'm that type right now. Run out of space, catch the ball and shoot.

However, if the speed is not fast, it is difficult to run out of the empty space, and you can only rely on tactical blocking. Then you can practice dribbling well, find your own rhythm, and don't need to rely on speed to eat opponents, rely on rhythm, and play time difference. Then strengthen your body, you can practice back fighting!

Wow, we're a situation, I'm also slow, I'm playing in our college, and the average game is 20+, hehe, I'll tell you my trick (just a personal opinion) If you're slow, then you have to be very good at your hands, I don't know if the landlord is left-handed or right-handed, I'm right-handed, but I'm not convenient except for left-handed shooting, left-handed dribbling and layup proficiency is no different from right-handed If you can reach this level with your left and right hands, the basic score is like probing. If you can, it's best to go to Youku to see the teaching** There's a Nike boutique teaching series that's very good, I just learned a lot from there, including dribbling, footwork, or something, and in addition to hand kung fu, footwork should be flexible, pure hand play, sincerely answer for you.

I've fallen in love with basketball since junior high school, because of my long legs, I don't have the flexibility and speed of short legs, so I've been practicing crotch and turning, and now I think it's not a master who can't stop me, it's a bit of a brag, but it's no problem to practice more dribbling skills! To be honest, slow speed can only be spent on technology, you can learn some freestyle basketball skills, there are many like this on the Internet!

Yes, you can get rid of your opponents by changing gears, and it should be practical.

You can try to draw circles, and you will definitely have a chance to ,,, two or three circles, which is very easy to master, but it is not so good-looking.

If you have good physical fitness, you can use a turn, but you need to have solid basic skills.

Change of direction, false shaking, playing time difference.

Dry! There are a few changes to be learned

1.After receiving the ball, the opponent is close to you, you have your back to the opponent, the ball is held in front of your chest, any foot is the pivot foot, see which side of the left and right side has a large space and quickly turn to that side, it is easy to shake off the opponent, and you can have a feint when you are proficient. If you shoot well, and then you can be called invincible with shooting, I have suffered a lot from this trick.

2.When the opponent is some distance away from you, this is also everyone's favorite but easy to make mistakes, so be cautious when using it against the master. Lower your center of gravity to the lowest you can control yourself.

Use your dominant hand to break to the side, dribble the ball to the other side when the opponent follows you, dribble past the opponent with the other hand, and go straight to the layup in three steps. Time difference is the most important thing, you have to keep that in mind.

3.When you encounter an opponent who loves steals, when he wants to break you, immediately dribble the ball from the back to the other hand and hurry to the basket. Either the other party is a rookie, just turn around and be gorgeous.

Pull-up jump shots and accurate shots are good for passing. Never let your opponent find your pattern of dribbling.