Where does the point guard stand? I don t know how to play yet

Speaking of point guards in the CBA, let's take a look at Li Xiaoyong of the Liaoning team. Not only has he maintained his long-range shooting expertise, but he has also moved to the small forward position often this season, making his offensive ability more comprehensive. Of course, Li Xiaoyong's best thing is assists, and his average assists per game are the best in the league.

Now it's time to introduce my best point guard, and I'm sure you've all read his name out loud: Magic Johnson"magic" johnson）。Actually, I thought about it for a long time, because if I wanted to mention a true point guard, Stockton should be the best example, but in the end, Johnson was selected mainly because of his natural leadership skills and his ability to drive morale on the court.

First of all, Johnson's ability to control the ball and pass the ball should be undoubted, although his sideways dribbling action is not very good-looking, but the ball is controlled just right in the palm of his hand, not to mention passing the ball behind his back and pointing to kill the west. In other aspects, whether it is outside or cutting to the basket and destroying, it also makes the opponent nerve-wracking, and the only fly in the ointment is that his shooting percentage is slightly lower, just enough for 50%, and the three-point shot is even worse. But it also has something to do with his strong desire to score.

However, what really makes him a great handler is the aforementioned leadership. A point player who can command the whole team on the court, and even as long as he is on the court, can give all teammates the confidence to win, this kind of psychological help is by no means comparable to a few assists. To put it simply, Johnson is the man who can make his teammates on the court more than 100 percent effective, not any data that can tell him, which is what makes Johnson a magician.

The point guard stands between the three-point line and the center circle. It feels weird.

Stand on the field. I would say it to you in too much detail, that is, to play the harp to the cow.

PG If you look at a couple of John Stockton games, you will know what a PG magic is, he is more famous for his all-around, and the real pure PG is still John

Point guards should stand at the top of the arc and near the free throw line when attacking, as this is an area where they have a good view and can pass the ball to the wings and inside. At the same time, it is not easy to lose the ball by the bag. And it's also easy to get back to defense.

The point guard, also known as the good change organization guard, is a fixed position in the basketball game lineup.

The point guard is often the playmaker of the team's offense, and through his control of the ball, he decides to pass the ball to the right player at the right time, and is the one who has the most opportunities to get the ball on the court. He has to take the ball safely from the back to the front court and pass it to other teammates so that he has a chance to score.

A good point guard must be able to carry the ball across the half court without any problem with only one person defending him. Then, he also has to be able to pass the ball where it should be most of the time: sometimes it's a gap where you can shoot, sometimes it's a better position to guide the ball.

Looking at the situation on the field, regret Lao Yin generally stands near the 3-point line, if the 3-point is accurate, it will be fine, you can stand far away. The main thing is to look at your strain. The main task of a point guard is to pass the ball and dribble the ball. If you run hard without knowing how to stand, it will be useful.

You have to take the ball safely from the back court to the front court, and then pass the ball to other teammates, so that you have a chance to let others score. A good point guard must be able to carry the ball across half court without any problem with only one man defending him. Then, he also has to be able to pass the ball well enough to get where it should be most of the time

Sometimes it's a gap where you can shoot, sometimes it's a better position to guide the ball.

You should stand outside the 3-point line, preferably with the ability to shoot from a distance, you can reduce the pressure on the inside, and you can also disarm and break through at any time.

Stand 3 minutes outside to respond and give space to the inside.

A point guard is the person who has the most opportunities to get the ball on the court, master the game, and organize the offense. He does things to bring the ball safely from the back to the front, and then passes the ball to other teammates to create scoring opportunities for his teammates. Assists are their number one priority, and the point guard plays the role of a director on the court like directing a great show.

A good point guard must first have excellent dribbling ability and be able to carry the ball smoothly across the half court; Secondly, you have to have a good passing ability. Point guards need to keep the ball flowing smoothly, and they need to be able to get the ball to the easiest place to score.

A point guard is often the last scorer on the team, and he doesn't shoot easily unless none of his teammates have a good chance to shoot. Even with a strong scoring ability, the goal of a point guard is to use his scoring ability to disrupt the opponent's defense and create scoring opportunities for his teammates.

The rule of a point guard is that if any teammate on the court has a better chance than him, he must give the ball to the teammate with the better chance. Therefore, unless it is a good shooting opportunity, the point guard will not shoot, so the requirements for the point guard shooting percentage are naturally high, usually above 50% - this shooting percentage is higher than that of small forwards and shooting guards.

In terms of specific scoring methods, perimeter and cutting are two essential tools for point guards.

Organize the offense, stabilize the rhythm, and play the temperament of a core leader.

First of all, the point guard is indispensable for possession, and the offensive tactics of organizing the whole team throughout the team.

Control the rhythm on the field, distribute the ball to teammates in time, and have a broad vision and stable mental quality.

Don't take it away from others, and always observe the changes on the field. It is best to have a three-point Jingshi banquet ball in the bright silver hand, and you can play it when you are empty.

Dribble well! The main thing is to make your teammates believe in you and put the ball in your control!

Passing the ball to teammates to score requires strong insight and the ability to anticipate the opponent's next move.

Responsibilities of a point guard: Mainly responsible for controlling the tempo of the game, controlling the ball, passing the ball, etc. This position requires excellent speed, dribbling, big-picture vision, and even scoring ability.

The average point guard is the smallest player on the roster, but there are many tall point guards like Magic Johnson in the NBA in modern basketball. In basketball, after serving, it is usually the point guard who attacks by dribbling the ball across the half court and passing the ball to his teammates. Therefore, the players who generally serve as point guards are the players with the best ball control ability and the strongest assist ability in the team.

Point guards tend to be leaders on the court, and many teams rely on point guards to decide on their offensive routines. A point guard needs to have a strong ability to control the game, to master the offensive time and game time of both sides of the game, to control the tempo of the game, and to deliver the ball to the best scorer. That's why point guards are often referred to as coaches on the court.

Basic ability: excellent ball control skills (no point guard who doesn't know how to control the ball), excellent passing skills (how hard it can be to throw the ball to another person with two hands), and a certain amount of Na Qiaoqin's breakthrough and shooting ability (no offense is equal to 4 to 5 on the court).

With basic skills, even if one is a little worse, he is already a good guard (such as Rondo of the Celtics, although his shooting ability is not good, he is still a good point guard), but to go to the next level, he also needs to have the following abilities.

1. The ability to read the game, the point guard controls the rhythm of the game, when to be fast, when to be slow, what time to score quickly, when to use up 24 seconds, the point guard needs to master. It is up to the point guard to determine who has the best touch on the court and who has the advantage against the defenders. So point guards need to be cool-headed and can play an important role even if there is a decline or lack of ability in other areas.

2. Is it a vote or a pass. This is what the NBA often calls shooting options. The point guard dribbles to the frontcourt and has a long time to choose whether to break through, split the ball, shoot, or give it to his teammates to play alone.

The right choice needs to be made. For example, the Thunder's Westbrook has all of the above basic qualifications, but he always chooses individual singles at inappropriate times, so he can't be called a really good point guard yet.

3. Good tactical execution ability, in fact, every basketball player should have, but the point guard is especially needed, because the point guard is the initiation point of the tactic and the key to determine whether the tactic can be completed. A point guard who does not execute coaching tactics is by no means a competent point guard.