Girls, playing a class basketball game, which position is appropriate?

Amateur games don't need to be so meticulously divided into professional ones, if you have a shot, try your best to run the open shot; If you have a good physical confrontation, try to let your teammates open up for you to form a singles scene, so that the success rate is high, and you have to discover the characteristics of your play and technique. In amateur games, it is not recommended to practice tactics too much, and if you have time to practice free throws, you can score while causing the opponent to foul?

If the landlord has to find his position on the court, then small forward, since you are relatively thin, try not to go to the 3-second zone, not to mention that you can't score points, it will cause mistakes to your inside. When facing an opponent who is thinner than you, you can try to use your physical advantages (including height and weight, and arm span) to force your opponent to put pressure on your opponent. Since it is a girl, the intensity of the competition will not be very high, so run more positions, run more when you are not on the ball, and it will be much easier to play if you have a position.

Basketball is that as long as you are willing to run, you have a lot of opportunities to score, and when the opportunity comes out but the ball doesn't go in, it's okay. With the first chance, afraid that there will be no second and third time? In the end, don't put too much pressure on yourself, friendship comes first, even if you lose, you can face it with your teammates, and enjoy it.

Inside, be a center, but to grab rebounds, the center also needs skills, so practice while you still have time. Wish.

Inside. Mainly grab rebounds and rebounds.

In fact, it's similar to the way men practice, shooting, dribbling, passing, etc., these are very simple.

The most important thing is awareness, the awareness of playing must be good, this can not be taught by others. You have to understand it yourself, read the game.

So be it. If you meet a shrew, you will be a shrew, and you will make small movements.

Find more thugs who can't fight, big point. Seeing the red palm, she was forced to be furious and committed.

3vs3, it's true that you can only play inside, but because of your skill with bounce and shooting, you should play flexible center. Meet a tall opponent and use your feet and shots against him, with your speed! If you encounter someone who is more flexible than you (should be thinner than you), insist on playing with your back to the basket, one by one, and pass the ball when you are trapped.

Also, remember, the center is not only on the inside, but can be pulled out to the outside to pull the block, provide opportunities for teammates, and also bring out the defense of the opposing center, reducing the pressure on your teammates when they break through. If you have any questions, we'll talk about it when we have time.

Your 200-pound buddy will retire to the power forward when he plays, and he will be finished next time you will go to the center, but in the lineup of your class, you have nothing to show for sure.

If there's a center available, you can play power forward. Can shoot, grab the board and defend. Try to dribble as little as possible.

33 What else can you play if you don't play center?

It is indeed suitable for playing center, if the upper limb strength is not enough, strengthen the training, do more push-ups, pull-ups and the like, and strengthen the upper limb strength.

Forward position, biased towards the big forward.

Kids, let me tell you, if you have a center, you can play small forward, if the team is the tallest and strongest, then you can only play center and big forward, grab rebounds.

Location is not key ... The key is how to fight...

If it's full-court, dribble steadily across the half-court, pass, and wait for others to share the ball at your own most accurate mid-range shot.

The key is to grasp the opportunity, discuss the route before the game, and cooperate tacitly.

You play small forward and contribute to your class with your speed and shooting!

It's okay to be a center, your strength is a key factor!!

Now playing ball mainly depends on what position you like to play, and you can play whatever position you like.

In the half, you can choose that each team must have one girl, the girl must play for no less than three to five minutes, and it is stipulated that at a certain time, you can play at the beginning of the second half, or at the beginning of the game, and they will play after a while, so that they can have a sense of participation.

Boys can arrange for girls to go to cheerleading exercises, or have girls organize a cheerleading team.

You can give up the center position and play a small lineup.

Double big front (the center is promoted to the big front), or the big front and the center switch positions are generally this kind of class game, there is no specific position, and the 162 can not stand on the inside line, come out to help respond, block and dismantle, and let the 172 go in, with the bounce and the height advantage.

Using the 165 shooter to pull the space out can make the 172 best defensive in the defense, and the height disadvantage is obvious.

You and 165 stations at the top of the arc, 162 and 151 stations on both sides of the free throw line, and 172 stations in the middle of the joint defense require enough tacit understanding between the players, the main thing is to close the door and make up the defense, if the opposite side is not very strong, it should be easy to play with this method.

I hope you win.

The center should be tall.

Captain: 172cm (center) bounce is good.

Player: 151cm (small forward).

Player: 162cm (power forward).

Me: 169cm (point guard) Left and right hand point player: 165cm (point guard) Hit high.

Is it a schoolboy?? Small forwards and centers are too short and you can swing forward guards captain centers.

I feel like to us ordinary basketball lovers, 1.75 meters can play small front and point back!

If you look at the height, it should be the defender.

If you dribble, break through, have a good sense of passing, play playmaking.

If you can't dribble and shoot accurately, play point guard.

If everyone is not high,. Just go to the big front.。。 I'm 182 all hit C...

It depends on where you specialize.

LZ, let's talk about your main strengths and height in the class.

As long as you participate in the game, no matter what position you are in, I believe you will take it seriously, otherwise you would not ask these questions, take the game seriously, do your best, I believe you will do it'.

Unless you can dominate the whole field alone, you still don't want to imagine the part outside of your ability, and discuss the allocation of positions with your teammates, pig teammates can't take it. Tactics won't work either.

I recommend playing point guard, I don't know how fast you are, but I heard you say that you have a good shot, which is more like a point guard. Weight needs to be strengthened, point guards need good body, speed, weight, bounce, these three points are indispensable, for top point guards. Go for it!

1.In terms of height, it must be a point guard, especially if you want to vigorously develop basketball in the future. It's time to play point guard.

2.If you don't want to play professionally, the hit rate is so high, Kozen is very good. Shooting guards can also be considered.

Well,Now I rarely talk about what position to play.,If you just learn to the inside.,You'll play point guard.,Or small forward.,But your physical fitness is a little worse.,The height is not enough.,So I still play guard.,I'm 176 weight 70kg I play guard in.。。。

I think I'll be a pitcher, and I'll shoot when I have the ball.