I m 157CM, what is the best position to play?

Point guard. The field of vision is wide, the dribble is low, and the breakthrough depends on the footsteps,!

Defender bar. You are shorter and have a low center of gravity, so you should have an advantage over others in possession.

Give up basketball, volleyball, and if you have to play, play point guard.

If you have better ball skills.

Play point guard or point guard.

You're supposed to be in high school by now, aren't you. Strikers are required to be tall. At least between 175-185cm.

If you're not very good at it, practice it.

Center, haha. I don't need to say it.

If the technique is good, play the back position. If the technique is not good, just be a referee.

If you are still growing taller, any position is good, it is more important to cultivate interests and practice basic skills, and it doesn't matter if you have a seat.

Playing as a defender, I'm in college now, and there is a guard in the next class who is less than 160 centimeters and plays very well. Your main technical moves should be dribbling, breaking, and shooting. Layups are not recommended because of height restrictions, because if you are always covered, you will lose your confidence in playing basketball.

You didn't say if you are a man or a woman How old are you Will you grow taller My friend is SG He is fast speed shooting accuracy Technique is not bad But the rate of being predued is a bit high Like you can only choose in G If you like to pass the ball on the PG If you like to score on SG It depends on your own interests Anyway, it's too difficult to be C I C (center).

If you're over 18 years old, you'd better give up basketball.

It depends on how old you are, and if you're over 14, play point guard.

Otherwise, see if you still have room to grow taller.

Why do you all know it's basketball upstairs?

What about volleyball? Free man.

What about football? Instructor.

What about rugby? Cheerleading.

I would suggest you play as a midfielder or as a defender, because playing as a striker requires speed, skill and height, and playing as a defender requires the ability to dominate the air and be able to grab. The midfielder and the avant-garde have high technical requirements, and they don't pay attention to height, how is your technique? I think it's not bad.

As long as you play well, you don't have to worry about any position. Playing as a midfielder or as a defender, that's just my opinion. I wish you a good time, a good time and a lot of success.

The landlord should go to play full-back or full-back, and it is better to be physically flexible. Be fast, and passing is important

Anything, Carlos is not tall, the best defender in the world, Messi is not tall, the best striker... Kick well, I'm not high. Just like to be in front.

Practice the basic skills to play the guard!

Doubt it!

Work on your body and speed first, then you can play as a full-back.

Full-backs, wingers and shadow strikers.

You must practice basic skills in any position, and after practicing basic skills, you must first play defender.

Wingbacks, wingers, but good speed!

Nande saw someone shorter than me :d

It's nothing, it's all amateurish. As long as you are happy to play in any position, it's the same.

Learn from Messi and play center. But you have to have first-class skills.

I think you are suitable for playing G, and the biggest feature of G is that it largely reflects the quality of strength, especially the level of development of explosiveness. The various differences in the jumping movements in the competition show different requirements for the technical structure of the jumping. When determining the content of bounce training, selecting the content of training and selecting training methods, the bounce characteristics of G must be fully considered.

According to incomplete statistics of the game, in each basketball game, G needs to jump 120 140 times and run 4000 5000 meters. G mainly embodies two characteristics in terms of bouncing, namely randomness and diversity.

Arbitrariness: Basketball competition conditions require athletes to jump high, jump fast, jump continuously, stay in the air for a long time, and have many changes in aerial action in various situations.

Diversity: Diversity of take-off and jumping methods, including single-footed take-off and double-foot jump-off between marching, and two-foot jumping in situ, including almost all take-off methods.

According to these characteristics, I think you are suitable for playing G, and you should practice more preparatory posture before jumping, in addition to trying to maintain the proper bending of the knee joint, because the ankle joint dorsiflexion is larger, that is, the calf is leaning forward so that the angle of the ankle joint is smaller, and the muscles of the back of the calf are elongated.

I hope to see you in the NBA in the future.

Striker, to be able to show your bouncing charm.

Shooting guards are certainly outstanding.

Center (premise is at least half a head taller than others), guard (generally assisted, when teammates don't have a chance, they go on their own), small forward (need to practice hard to break through).

Shooting guard feels good. I am, as long as you score a lot of goals, everyone will trust you, of course, don't be alone with the ball, otherwise everyone will hate it. If you score, you should dribble less and run more open spaces.

You can also play point guard, which requires you to be selfless, passing is the key, as long as you give the past well when others are vacant, then others will definitely recognize you with the ball, and being a point guard is to shoot less.

The number swing man is in full play.

If you are tall and shoot steadily in the future, you will play 2

Otherwise 1

Play point guard, I'm curious, how do you calculate this 40 percent shooting percentage?

Hit point guards. Forehead. You 157 and who is grabbing the board. Grow tall first.

Okay, yes, but to strengthen the breakthrough ability, it is recommended to catch the ball feint and then cross step to break through and start practicing, to create opportunities for yourself and, the ability to pass the ball to teammates after the breakthrough will be very good, I hope you can come on, I am 175cm 81 kg, the former university team striker, I hope it can help you.

Point guards aren't very good, and the swing men at the forward are shooting guards and small forward swings, and the scoring guards need sharp penetrations, which you are not good at, like Kobe.

Practice dribbling and breaking, it will be a good space in the future.

Position 1.

In our domestic amateur game, 173 height is the best guard to play, you can pass the ball, and the middle and long distance has a basket and can defend. It is recommended to play organizational defender.

Then play playmaking guard, reverse the ball on the outside, and scare people with a three-point if you have the chance.

A two-way guard is a good fit for you, a player like Harden of the Thunder, it's very good.

Practice more breakouts and play at back.

If you're all-round, you can do anything.

Point guard prefers it.

It doesn't matter what position you are in when you play in school. Just keep an eye on the opponent who is about the same size as you, and try to counterattack and break fast when attacking, but if it is interrupted, you can run everywhere, run out of space to play your shooting accuracy, or single out to bully someone thinner than you.

Quantile、、、 just find an open spot to score.

Defenders, people who run all over the court to defend the opponent's ball control, wander on the outside, don't listen to the run to find gaps, have a good view of the overall situation, and have good ball control skills

Shooting guard finds open space on the court to shoot.

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