173 as a guard or a small forward? I m 173 and I want to play guard, how can I be a good point guard

In the state you described, if you are playing, you can be in any position, if you are participating in a competition. $%&See the weather, ah, ha, oh.

Amateur basketball height (height, bounce) is not the most important, the most important thing is to have its own characteristics, such as accurate shooting (accurate shooting, 3-point or mid-range shot, half volley, jump shot, turn shot. Fast (fast attack, fast steal, fast steal, fast retreat.) Good ball control (dribbling, passing, passing, breaking.

Wait, you don't have to pursue comprehensiveness (that's a professional requirement), find a way that suits you, and practice a characteristic well.

In terms of height, you're only good at playing as a defender, unless you're not too short in the team and you're above average, and the same goes for opponents.

The shot is not accurate, the shooting guard is almost there, I don't know how you break through to the basket, judging by your weight, you should be very strong when you break through and the same height is not easy to defend.

It is recommended to practice more dribbling and ball control skills, play organizational guards, shoot more on time when you are in good shape, and pass and assist more when you are not on time.

I think you have that much power, play big forward.

The front guard swings people.,Hehe.,Small front and back guard.。。 Look at how you practice, if you have the ability, you can do everything!

It is recommended that before playing big, your height is a little shorter to play the center, and you can't grab the ball under the basket. You're not shooting very accurately, I don't know how you control the ball? Komae is actually very technically demanding.

You weigh more, your strength is also good, you have an advantage with the same height, you can practice back play, your weight should be good, directly push people in and then hook your hand or turn around to shoot is good.

Look at your data, playing guard is slow, playing small front is heavy, playing big front is short, and playing center is directly gone. It is recommended to chop firewood indiscriminately, and what position to divide.

You can play as a defender if you are familiar with the ball, and if you are well organized, you can still be a pure playmaker.

Defenders, because you're not shooting very accurately, you have to pass the ball.

Pick a playmaker defender. Although SG has a strong scoring ability, it has too little effect in playing 3v3. Not to mention that QE passing does not have the effect of PG, including the value of dribbling and passing is significantly weaker than PG, although PG is not so accurate, but at least it is not as obvious as SG's advantages and disadvantages.

Let's switch to PG.

Mika's character is designed to turn pf, and Francis is to turn sf. Mika's bounce stats determine that she is the most suitable for PF.

Mika's character design is to turn pf's your G pg is good.。。。

Organize it, the short ones should be shaken over and beaten, and they won't be scolded.

Theoretically, it is possible, but you have to work hard, now you have to strengthen practice, what Chinese basketball lacks now is guards, hard work, and sharing the heavy responsibility for Yao Ming is your goal. Learn never to say never!

There is no problem with playing well, Chinese basketball is different from Chinese football, football is rich, basketball you have to have real skills, Lu Xiaoming is only 170 cm, and he is the current assist king.

Be sure to practice more ball sex According to your height In the future, you can play forwards and guards with more height Forward guards swing people are very cool, but you must train the ball well and the strength can not be bad Now you grow your body It is best not to practice a lot of overload strength You are now running, sit-ups, push-ups Don't use fitness equipment to train If the strength is too strong, it will hurt the body a lot and it will also have an impact on the height

As long as you have a dream and a goal, anything is possible! ``

It has little to do with height.

It has something to do with strength.

It's okay to have a big NBA.

Probably not. Unless you have extraordinary abilities or physical qualities.

But it's good to have ideals.

No, there are a lot of 15-year-olds in the CBA right now.

I think you're quite promising ... But you're going to have to have my level!! You're weak enough!! Let's go home and practice!!

Tell you that you definitely have hope and that your height is not an issue.

But you have to put in more effort than anyone else!

You have to believe in yourself that you can.

It's unlikely, but it's good to have a goal, and it's good to work hard

As long as you work hard, you can definitely do it.

You have to learn from Robinson and Weber.

Unless you have a good bounce, there is still 1 possibility.

...The idea is good, but there must also be a doorway.

Decisive play 33 The advantage of special characters is that their ability value is higher than that of ordinary characters, and this gap is especially prominent after the level is higher.

My 37-year-old Sigmund runs directly 91, and I've seen a direct 97, and as for rebounds and blocks, the ability values are about the same, but the height is different.

As long as the position is good, it's okay, and height is just a superficial phenomenon.

Special missions have characters for scoring guard and playmaking guard, depending on how you turn in the end. Sigramon is a PG transfer! In passing, running, stealing, etc., it is better than normal.

Defenders: I think the most important thing is speed, don't think about rebounding, the master won't let you abuse a small guard, and the block or something has little to do with height. So if you have money, use Sigmon, that speed.

In fact, special characters are no better than ordinary characters, as long as the skills are good and the techniques are good, the same is true for ordinary characters. My PG is an ordinary person, 180 height, I only play 33, not 22, I average points per game, 3-point shooting has always been 50+. As for rebounds and blocks, I want to tell you that in the real game, you, as a G, should not grab rebounds, and if you grab them, then "good shots".

But if you can't grab it, and you miss someone, then the gain outweighs the loss. As for the block, if you just have a proper defense of G, the ability is sufficient, and you can successfully take it regardless of whether the opponent's G shoots 2 or 3 points. If you want to risk F or C, you can try the shoes with confrontation, and I personally feel that physical confrontation is quite important for blocking.

However, the same method, that is, if you play with the same person, it is more accurate to be Sigmon. After all, the power is there.

PG is good, all kinds of abuse in the later stage, believe me right!

I myself lean towards 173 special and only slean towards Sigmun.

Special Character 3 is very accurate...

If you're after 3, then don't give up on the special person, don't waste it

A point guard is the one who has the most chances 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. If the small forward is the protagonist of a play, then the point guard is the director of the play.

What makes a good point guard. First of all, his ability to dribble is absolutely indispensable, and he has to be able to carry the ball through half court without any problem when only one man defends him. Then, he also has to be able to pass the ball well and be able to get the ball where it should be for most of the time

Sometimes it's a gap where you can shoot, sometimes it's a better position to guide the ball. Simply put, he wants the ball to flow smoothly, he needs to be able to get the ball where it's easiest to score. To take it a step further, he also needs to organize his team's offense and make his teammates' offense more fluid.

There are a few other requirements for a point guard. When it comes to scoring, the point guard is often the last scorer on the team, which means that he doesn't shoot easily unless the rest of his teammates don't have a good chance to shoot. Or to put it another way, he has a strong scoring ability, and with his scoring ability, he destroys the opponent's defense to create opportunities for his teammates.

All in all, the handler has one constant principle: when any teammate on the court has a better chance than him, he must give the ball to the teammate with the better chance. Therefore, the shot of the point guard is often a good time to shoot, and naturally we have higher requirements for his shooting percentage, generally speaking, it should be more than 50%, which is higher than that of small forwards and scoring guards.

In terms of scoring ability, outside and cutting are two of his must-have weapons.

Point guard. Some are half-scored, some are purely organized.

Speed is very important to me, as well as physical fitness, plus a good feel, when the dribble is good.

To exercise the strength of the upper limbs, a good guard must shoot accurately.

There is still a breakthrough to practice.

The main thing is your own consciousness.

To practice strength and mid-range shooting, you can also develop 3 points

In fact, when choosing a height, you have to know what position you will turn in the future. PG must be 180, and height does affect a lot of things in the later stage, such as caps, 180 PG can jump hats later than 173 SG. 173 must choose SG, 173 is more than 180SG those points of shooting, dribbling, reduced rebounding and blocking ability, etc., you think about which is more important.

Don't worry about the short duvet cap, I've seen the C of the 173 SG cap 200 with my own eyes. Cap look at the technology. If you want to play PG, it is recommended to start anew.

I have a level 25 pf and a height of 186.

Hey! Now I'm level 25 pg, and I'm going to die! ~

Oh, my God.. SG 3 points why do they all stink so much.

PG is best 180 late rebounding is important.

SG is best 170 and the late hit rate is important.

...I chose a 160-year-old girl who was 160 years tall and later practiced SG

Cap 2m c hook shot. It scared people to think I was driving a WG. This thing is purely technical.

However, it is a fact that the lower the more accurate. You are 173 and 2 points higher than the 180 class. And it's fast.

Height doesn't use a hammer, that's an inside thing. You're tall, you're not easy to get hatted, but you haven't shaken anyone, and you've been interrupted by jumping when you're shooting. Those 8 can't get in.

What's the use of not getting in and throwing out. A defender is all about speed.

Score! But I advise you to choose a 180 one, because height is very important in the later stages!

It's good pg.,This profession runs fast.,3 points are also quite accurate.,Although it's not as good as SG.,But it's also the 2nd top 3.。

The PG is better, the SG is too short and easy to cover.

PG: If you like speed and assists, and like to run faster than others, you choose PGSG: Scoring ability!! It is also a profession that practices J faster, and a wonderful 3 points will make you feel refreshed 1!!

Personally, I think it's better to pg, this profession runs fast, and 3 points are also quite accurate, although it's not as good as SG, but it's also the 2nd best in 3 points).

Personally, I think SG is better. There were 3 points and assists.

The 2 professions are almost the same, and it mainly depends on your skills!! Technology first!! Career No. 2! Ha ha.