Which do you think is better on the dribble, Paul Irving or Curry?

As the league's top point guards, these people are very top dribbling skills, and these people also have their own characteristics, Paul's dribbling is more stable, Irving's dribbling is more gorgeous, Curry's dribbling is more imaginative, if I have to say who is better, I choose Irving After all, Irving has killed his opponent with a breakthrough on the stage of the Finals. <>

Curry dodged the confrontation and dribbled with a relatively high center of gravity, which made people feel that he was standing up straight and dribbling the ball far away from his body, and it felt like someone was chasing the ball, rather than Irving's ball following him. Curry's hands are more on top of the ball than on the side. This will give you better control of the tempo and allow you to react quickly to the actions of the defenders.

I'm a Curry fan, and it's also objectively said that Curry's dribbling is slightly weaker, and Curry's dribbling is more creative.

Owen is the little prince of singles, and his dribbling is very appreciative and aesthetically pleasing, comparing the type of street ball.

Paul is the best, more traditional defender.

Compared to dribbling, I think Irving is a little more powerful, because Irving is called, ankle finisher, but it is also Irving's boots, and they are also called the boots that change direction and do not slow down. From the very beginning of the draft, Irving was discovered for his coordination of dribbling through his special ball skills.

If you don't consider other factors, of course, it must be Irving in terms of ball control alone, although Paul is also a master of ball control, but Irving's dribbling can be said to be historic, after all, Iverson has also praised Irving's ball control himself.

Paul, Irving, and Curry are all top air handlers in the NBA, and their dribbling ability is very good. Paul is relatively solid on the dribble and more experienced in his play. Curry, on the other hand, is more dexterous on the dribble, but he basically shoots more three-pointers.

And Irving's dribbling has skill, speed, and flexibility, and his dribbling ability is stronger than the two of them.

Owen. Irving's dribbling is particularly gorgeous, his breakthrough success rate is also high, and he is good-looking, and everyone likes to watch him dribble. However, his dribbling also has shortcomings, the consumption of physical strength is relatively large, the efficiency is not the highest, and it will give people the feeling that it takes a long time to dribble before barely shooting.

In contrast, Paul and Curry have a greater tendency to dribble and have a particularly high success rate in getting rid of defenders.

No matter how flat they are, these three can be called the three strongest control positions in the league, with excellent personal skills, all of them have good points, breakthrough ability, of course, Irving, the most imaginative and like a stroke of genius, that is Curry, if it is about comprehensive technology or Paul, Paul can shoot suddenly, comb in tandem and take the ball steadily, and always find teammates in the most comfortable position to give delivery.

I think each has its own merits. Paul is a traditional point guard, which is reflected in the control of the rhythm of the court, Irving is very stylish in controlling the ball, and it is very easy to break through and score, which is very similar to Iverson, while Curry is good at blocking and shooting three-pointers, and he and Thompson form the "Splash Brothers", using three-point methods to bring the league closer to the small-ball era!

If you want to dribble, it's definitely Irving.

Irving has the title of "the best scoring guard", and it is not necessary for Irving's dribbling proficiency.

In particular, Irving's fancy layup is particularly cool, and when a person shuttles through the crowd, it feels like a dragon rushing straight to the basket.

The main point of a scoring guard is the ability to break through or the ability to pitch, and the biggest feature for Irving is the dribble.

Paul is the best and does not explain.

Paul's style of play is relatively solid, and when he wants to shoot, you think he can score. Irving's style of play is more flashy, and he is a visual feast when he dribbles on the front court. Curry's style of play is more agile and shuttles through the crowd.

The three have different styles, Curry is good at long-range shooting and has a good crosshair; Irving's breakthrough ability is the best in the league, and he is an absolute top player under the basket; Paul has a good sense of the big picture and is better than the other two in the tandem team, so it's hard to compare which one is better.

In terms of individual items, the scoring naturally belongs to Curry, and the assist must be Paul, although Irving is not as good as the two in scoring and assisting, he can cause great damage to the opponent, so if you want to compare the abilities of the three of them, you should analyze them from their characteristics.

First of all, Curry, Paul and Irving are both popular stars and No. 5 positions. However, their style and technique are different.

Paul, who is older than Curry and Irving, became famous as the Hornets (now the New Orleans Pelicans) back then. For a point guard, Paul is a specimen (there are many point guards who have achieved great things in history), he has a strong ability to assist, he has a good control of the tempo, and he can shoot suddenly. There is also a strong sense of the big picture.

Curry, the first thing that comes to mind is his shooting ability, the unsolvable three-point shot, in addition to the extremely fast shot, there is no dead end, and his three-point range is also very long. In addition, his breakthrough is also his strength (perhaps overlooked), such as this year's strong point of his sudden change of direction to single out James, and the G3 at the end of the fourth quarter, a strong burst into the chase score. It was also the key score of the G3 reversal.

Then there is Owen, who has no black spots in the finals, and his scoring ability is also super strong. It can be seen in the playoffs and the regular season that the biggest feature should be that Irving's dribble change direction is really chic. (It is said that people have been wearing gloves to contact the dribble since childhood) In addition to passing people, that is, the shooting ability, the most profound is last year's G7 Irving's last three-point killing game, and the Cavaliers won the championship.

To sum up, all three are strong, personal opinions, shooting ability plus range, Curry Irving Paul.

Assist ability, Paul Irving equals Curry.

Passing ability, plus dribbling ability, Irving Paul equals Curry.

In the end, they have their own characteristics, they are indistinguishable, they all have a lot of fans, and they are also very awesome.

In my opinion, it's Curry.

Layups, breaks, transfer the ball, can play with and without the ball, mid-range shots, and a super long shot.

What's the reason not to choose him?

As for Irving, he is inconsistent in three-point range, can't play without the ball, and is not as good at moving the ball as Curry.

I think Owen. Comprehensive technology.

If it's just about dribbling, maybe Irving's level is higher. Because Owen is a player who is very particular about ball control. And he also has a very good ability to control basketball.

It's fair to say that if you only talk about ball handling, Irving is probably the top level in the NBA. Curry, on the other hand, is also very good on his dribbling, but he doesn't focus too much on dribbling. His dribbling is more about passing the ball to players who are easier to score.

Irving, who joined the NBA as the top pick, did not perform well in the early days with the Cavaliers. Therefore, Owen's leadership ability has also been greatly questioned。Then James returned to the Cavaliers and helped Irving grow quickly.

and teamed up to win an NBA championship ring, which also made Irving enjoy the joy of the championship. Although we left the Cavaliers and James and came to the Celtics, he didn't do very well with the Celtics.

And Curry's achievements are obviously much higher, although Curry's draft pick is not very high, but he relies on his ability and hard work to win the NBA championship many times. And the Warriors' style of basketball has also influenced the style of team building on other teams. At one time, there were a lot of teams that would learn from the Warriors' style of play.

However, only the Warriors succeeded, and the other teams simply did not learn the essence.

Of course, if you only talk about dribbling skills, Owen's level can be said to be unique, mainly because Owen has polished his dribbling skills very well since he was a child。Of course, we also hope that Curry and Irving will play even better next season.

Curry, unanimous MVP in the regular season.

And Owen in the previous game.

It's just a rare thing to be amazed.

But in the subsequent series, Irving once hit 30+ games in three consecutive games, and in the roster where gorgeous heads-up dribbling was shaken off again and again, there was no shortage of first-guard masters like Green and Thompson, the Golden State outside shield, and Curry at least 5 times in the entire 7 games - at least 5 times he was almost knocked down by Irving and made a pull-up jump shot, and he was disgraced.

Now you will find more and more that there is Iverson's loneliness and Kobe's paranoia in Irving, which may be the true meaning of Irving's existence and an ultimate way for him to recognize himself.

He doesn't need to look up to anyone.

It's about always running.

In fact, in terms of individual ability, it is difficult to evaluate who is better - Irving has solid basic skills and strong breakthrough ability, while Curry is a thief. After all, basketball is a team sport, so it is the contribution and role of the individual to the team that is the most important.

If you just look at the dribbling level, I think Curry's dribbling level is stronger. After all, he has a very good handle of the ball.

If you just look at the dribbling ability, Irving's level is higher than Curry's, because Curry is better at assists and shooting.

In terms of dribbling level, it should be that Irving is better, Irving's dribbling skills are also among the best, and Curry is more powerful at pitching, each with his own strengths.

Curry and Irving both have good dribbling skills, both have their own characteristics, and they are different styles, so they can't be simply compared.

Compared with Curry's ability and Irving's ability, I think if it is only compared to dribbling ability, Irving's level should be a little higher.

Irving dribbles better because Irving is a point guard and Curry is a shooting guard.

If you only talk about the ability to dribble, in fact, Irving's level may be a little higher than Curry's.

Curry! It's just that Owen has scored a lot! You can take a look at the highlights of the two! Personally, I think Curry is better.

It is said that the dribble is unstable, and the old man will lose the orange book.

Today, I will teach you.

How to dribble the ball!

There are usually two problems with unsteady dribbling.

One is that the ball sense is too poor.

It's that the basic skills are too poor.

Just put the two problems overcome.

If you don't dribble well, you're no longer going to be your label.

The Passing Man prepared seven dribbling moves.

Whether it's basic power or ball sense.

can all benefit from it.

Just learn these movements.

Practiced. Then your dribble feels like it belongs"Awesome"Level.

Action 1: Dribble vigorously on the spot.

This is the most basic and easiest action.

But the basics and simplicity don't mean you can do it well.

Movement essentials: Step on the spot, lower your center of gravity, look straight ahead with both eyes (you must not look at the ball), and continue to dribble vigorously with your right or left hand.

Action 2: Dribble quickly on the spot.

After practicing the basic dribbling, the next step is to improve the speed of the dribble.

This is a difficult move for beginners, but you still need to try to do your best.

Action essentials: step on the spot, lower the center of gravity, look straight ahead with both eyes (must not look at the ball), and quickly shoot the ball with the right or left hand to improve the dribbling speed.

Action 3: Dribble quickly in place in a figure of 8.

Fixed slapping gives limited ball sensation.

The figure 8 fast dribble is an exercise of basic skills + ball sense, and the practice is more difficult.

Movement essentials: Step in place, lower your center of gravity, stand with your legs wider than shoulder-width apart, and look straight ahead with your eyes (you must not look at the ball).

Take the crotch dribble as a prototype and perform a quick figure-8 dribbling exercise.

Action 4: Dribble left and right quickly with one hand.

Left and right dribbling is a basic dribbling action.

When you increase your speed, it's a great way to help you build up your technique and improve your ball feel.

Movement essentials: Stride in place, lower your center of gravity, and stand with your legs wider than shoulder-width apart.

Place the ball in front of you and use your left or right hand to perform quick left and right dribbling.

Action 5: Dribble quickly behind your back.

You have to practice in front of you, and you have to practice behind you.

The back dribble is very useful in actual combat, whether it is a change of direction or as a starting action for a pass.

Movement essentials: Stride in place, lower your center of gravity, and stand with your legs wider than shoulder-width apart. Perform a quick rate of back-dribbling exercises.

Action 6: Rapid dribbling under the crotch.

The crotch dribble is also a basic dribbling movement.

Action essentials: Stagger the front and rear feet, lower the center of gravity, and try to ensure that the distance between the front and rear feet is slightly wider than the width of the shoulders.

One thing you also need to pay attention to when dribbling under the crotch quickly, that is, to make the rebound height of the ball as high as possible, so as to avoid the center of gravity of the dribble being too low, and the effect is not strong.

Movement 7: Dribble the ball under the crotch with one leg around the fast.

Action essentials: Stagger the front and rear feet, lower the center of gravity, and try to ensure that the distance between the front and rear feet is slightly wider than the width of the shoulders.

When the ball changes hands, it is important to ensure that you only hit the ground once, and look straight ahead with both eyes when dribbling to avoid watching the ball.

Seven moves are here.

It's hard to say. It's easy to say.

It's up to you to become a true master dribbling.

Just keep practicing.

I have practiced these basic moves thoroughly.

Naturally, you'll be on the field.

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