I m 1 78, very strong, 76 kg, very accurate in the middle of the shot, very accurate in the basket,

It depends on whether you are in high school, college or junior high school.

Junior High School Of course played center, with your physical condition, you can find the feeling of O'Neal. In addition to your mid-pitch has the feeling of Yao Ming. Somebody else doesn't get killed by you, and the person you're in the opposite position is about as strong as you, and you're out there.

If the person opposite you is not as strong as you, you go to the basket and destroy him with your body.

If you are in high school, you can play power forward, and you can find the feeling of Duncan, and Duncan's plug board is the ancestor.

After all, if you play inside all the time, you have to grab rebounds, which takes a lot of physical strength. Learn from James, if you want to be able to pass, then you're invincible. If you don't have a good opponent with your body, you can hit the basket, and if the inside of the basket wraps you up, you can pass the ball to the open space.

If you get someone who is about the same body as you, you can shoot and you can pass the ball.

In fact, basketball is not a simple thing such as height, weight, technique, etc., which can determine what position you can play. I think your personal qualities and technical characteristics are good, but the focus is on your environment, your team and your coach and your system. Think about it, what are some NBA players with technical characteristics like you?

Anthony? Bryant? Or Scola?

That's right, today you are the big forward in this system because you have a body and a basket. Tomorrow your coach changes, and he wants you to play in front of the small because you have the body, the speed, the basket. Maybe you're going to play in the back the day after tomorrow because you have to make some changes to this system.

Of course, you can choose the location your way. If I'm not mistaken, you should mainly focus on outside shots, and if you think your body is really okay, you should learn to play with your back, this technique has a lot of advantages, and they help you quickly become stronger and become an important workhorse for the team. Because no matter how you score in basketball, in the end it's nothing more than a dunk, a layup, a shot, but the last two actually have to have a good hand, which should be your advantage.

Why does the back make you stronger, you can use him to turn and break through and shoot, and you can also attract the ball to create opportunities for teammates, you can shoot and cut. Most of the play will have to pass the ball through your hand and you will do it or transfer it, so you will have more chances. Think about James' offense before and his current all-around, and you can find the idea of offense and defense.

Hope it inspires you!!

It depends on what your physical fitness is in your team, if it is on the tall side, I personally feel that it is better to play a big forward, the body is strong, you can carry it when you stop, and you can practice more basket footsteps, which is very good.

Practice high blocking and dismantling and strategy, and play power forward.

If the speed is fast, you can go big and small, and if you are slow, you can hit the big front! It's just when I'm playing.

You're the same as most people who play basketball, you think that playing basketball is about shooting accurately, you're about scoring.

The first point of playing basketball is passing, no matter which position you play, passing the ball comes first.

The current basketball concept is very advanced, it does not require much comprehensiveness, and there must be a strong point. If you think your breakthrough is good, then break through the ball, and when everyone else prevents you from sharing the ball, you go to the basket again.

If you shoot well, then try to shoot as little as possible, because shooting is the most uncertain means of scoring. I usually practice very well, but when I fight, it's not like that.

In short, you have to cooperate with the whole team, don't compete to be Kobe.

Play a scoring guard, do more off-ball runs when attacking, find a reasonable gap to score, when defending, always know the position and running direction awareness of the person you should defend when you are marking, defend the people in your own area when you are in the joint defense, and communicate and remind your teammates more on the court.

You are very suitable for playing the SF position (that is, small forward), your bounce is very good, which is very dominant, so it is recommended that you play SF, the quality of this position is the core of a team, you can play three points or two points, and you can also control the board!

If you have good muscles, then you are considered strong, if you are fat, the muscles are not obvious, and the strength is average, you can't be considered too strong, but your height and weight will not be particularly weak.

Position: Position has a lot to do with size, for example, last year, the Pistons' point guard Maddy and the Rockets' center Hayes, and you understand that it's all about your style and what position you're suitable for.

If you have enough scoring ability, you should play small forward or shooting guard, which is the first goal of everyone, and other positions are more than small forwards, good ball control skills, good passing vision, good ball control, strong rebounding ability, and play inside.

In addition, the position is also related to the level of the game you are involved in, for example, most of you are shorter than you, faster than you, you can go inside and play center, you can use your height advantage to score under the basket, if most of them are taller than you, you can play guard, use the speed advantage to get a head start, and for example, Battier was a big forward a lot in college, and there were no big men on the team, and when he got to the NBA, he could play a more comfortable small forward, and he could even defend players in various positions in the marking.

Choose a position that suits you, work hard to learn, improve your technique, and preferably swing in multiple positions, which will help the team even more!

Good luck!!

Hello classmates, if you are still in school, you can join a school team, or find some regular friends.

Listen to your tone, you don't know much about basketball.

Fixed positions are relative to a rigorous team with tactical guidance.

If you're new to basketball, you might as well watch the game for yourself, get to know some of the players who are very talented, and start with whatever style you like.

If you're playing a high-intensity match, your height determines that you can only play at the back, and if you're playing forward, it's very difficult.

ps Because the forward line is the player with the most scoring pressure in the face of the opponent's defense, the front line can't be soft, the front line is weak, the whole team's offense collapses, and the guard line Whether it's an offensive guard or a point guard, the pressure is relatively small, and he can avoid the heavy and light.

Contribute to the team's offense.

As for the running, I don't think you need to worry too much about basketball, because the key to basketball is the explosiveness of the body, whether it's bouncing or accelerating.

Shooting guards are mainly outside the 3-second zone, practice more mid-to-long-range shooting, as well as dribbling and footwork agility, and play back-to-back singles in the low post. If you're playmaker, play playmaker.

Small forward, you have to practice dribbling well, because small forward has to have a certain ability to attack with the ball, and shooting, which is the most basic thing in basketball.

First of all, it depends on how old you are, and it is recommended to be a guard above high school, because now the height of children is not short, don't think about the big forward, there is no way without height, we are about the same size, I belong to point guard, height is indeed a big problem.

If you can't be tall, you have to **, train the fat into muscles, if it's all muscles, then it's pure**. Playing guard, playing forward, your height and arm span are completely a big shortcoming, and forwards need too much physical fitness, especially small forwards.

In terms of height, it's still a big vacancy, practice shooting, if you are in good health, you can practice back play, against your body is not as good as your own, dribbling is very important, and you should practice more.

By body type. Not too high. And a little chubby.

There is really no one specific position for you to dribble. The inside line is eaten height. There is no advantage on the outside.

I think only the positions of power forward and center can barely stand. Because of the height disadvantage. But there is an advantage to size.

So you can practice more basket skills. It's not uncommon for small to big fights. It's all about the flexibility of your footwork and the sense of the ball.

It is recommended to practice more back play and virtual and real turning. Usually practice dribbling more to increase ball quality.

Isn't it better to be able to play any position Why do you always have to worry about what position to play Is there a trick Of course, the more the merrier, the inside and the outside So that others are not easy to guard against It's not right.

It depends on what team you're playing on.

If your group is about the same height, you can play the small front and big front positions, and play more back. It is also possible to break through with the ball from the free throw line.

Well, big forward, first practice footwork, practice turning, hook hands, inside singles, and then practice card positions, help teammates attack, main role strong board, block and dismantle, OK.

You should be more suitable for the anti-human side. However, I suggest you go to the play and ask the coach for advice. If you want to watch a play about basketball, you can look for it... If you are satisfied with the answer, please accept it.

It is recommended that you play as a defender because you can learn a lot of skills in the beginning.

Personally, I think it's better to score.

Dribbling and shooting usually practice more plus your body.

The action is shaky, the back step jumper, and so on.

Let's learn from the footsteps of dreams. You're better suited to play center. It was practiced at that time to practice steals and card positions.

Practice the basics, this height is suitable for point guards.

Small forward, your height, your weight is good.

Decisive transformation of the center, inside tank.

Let's honestly play a shooting guard, 173 is honestly not advantageous to play in it, and develop more shots.

Point guard, but you have to practice more on your shooting percentage. Because point guards should shoot at least 50% from the field above small forwards and point guards.

Because you're fast, it's recommended that you play the ball, and you want to score more points when your teammates don't have a touch, but remember that your mission is to assist people like Steve Nash, Maddie...

And because you're a point guard, you also have to take on the task of blocking and pick-and-roll.

You say you're fast, so you have to be a ball handler, because the biggest ability of a point guard is speed, fast break participation!

Secondly, you should practice your long-range shooting a little bit, and when your teammates are at a loss, rely on your long-range shooting.

o( o I'm tired, I hope the landlord can play the highest level of point guard!!

If you don't dribble well, you can contact, it is recommended to play guard, if the dribble is really not good, score it, have been running in the third division, and have been receiving the ball and shooting if there is a vacancy.

Your characteristics are more suitable for small forwards, and forward guards can also play. If you can practice the dribble well, you can even play point guard. It's like t-mac....

One of the most prominent characteristics of playing small forward is to have a good breakthrough ability. I don't know how the landlord's breakthrough was. You need to eat more.

Gain weight.

The body is weak, the weight is not enough, the weight reaches 68 kilograms, and then you can play center, and now you can play big forward!

You are still a middle school student, and the relative height of your classmates is not too high, and it is recommended to play small forward or back (the back of the organization, the back of the score), "You are not good at controlling the position".

Preferred Small forward.

Fullback. You have to practice controlling the ball, and you have to dribble well no matter what position you are. You see that O'Neill can still be a dragon in the whole game, crotch. Weight is not an indication of strength, and hopefully you will find your place.

Your height is okay, you can't dribble and you can shoot outside the three-point line, you have good bounce, you can grab more rebounds under the rebound, try to dribble less and score more balls.

Play small forward, and shooting guard too.

Practice dribbling and play as a playmaker!

Refer to running pitchers such as Ray Allen and Hamilton.

It is impossible to defend ... Because the dribble is not good... Small forward is ok. It's best to practice dribbling well.

If you don't dribble well, then play small forward, and if you dribble well, play shooting guard!!

Let's play small forward, have shooting ability, and also have height! There are not many requirements for dribbling.

Since you shoot so well, and your height and height are not bad, I advise you to practice your defense well, and you can play small forward on the court, and I hope you can become a combination of Prince and Hamilton.

Then play more and practice dribbling.

Try to hit the small front or score.

Swing the man and strengthen the strength training.

Practice passing again, and let's play the organization of small fronts

Let's play center, I have an advantage in China.

It's good to play small forward, do you like Pierce? I think it's good that your conditions are on par with him!

Offensive defenders.

Learn to run, like Richard Hamilton who learned to catch and shoot.

In this way, you only need to shoot accurately, and let others help you create opportunities if you don't create opportunities!

Depend on! Do you use it so much? Just your physique, a substitute!

Scoring guard. You should give full play to the advantages of accurate mid-range shooting, run more, and use running to find a position for jumpers. It is also a good choice to get the opportunity to shoot through the dismantling of the file, but it needs to cooperate with teammates.

But no matter how accurate the shooting is, the dribbling can't be bad, practice dribbling, start with the basic dribbling action, if you don't have time, no field, and are afraid of other people's jokes, you can practice dribbling at night and practice in the dark.