Emotional intelligence is not high, does it affect the level of basketball?

First of all, we must define the concept of basketball level, if it is only limited to individual skills, and the application scenario is limited to bullfighting on the field court, then the impact of emotional intelligence on basketball level is relatively small. But if basketball level refers to all-round skills, such as running without the ball, blocking and pick-and-roll, splitting the ball, passing the ball, etc., rising to the tactical level or strategic level, emotional intelligence will be a very important part of basketball IQ.

Defining emotional intelligence again, my ** emotional intelligence does not refer to the social communication level, but only to the emotional intelligence on the court.

Let's talk about the field first, some people like to blow the body hair rules, if there is a little physical contact and scream to foul, then when they encounter a reasonable body collision or some aerial physical confrontation, they will find that they have no experience or skills to deal with such physical confrontation. Whether it's a 1v1 or a team playing half-time, this part applies.

Another example is that there is no sense of teamwork, like to force shots, no running without the ball, no blocking and dismantling without the ball, no sense of conducting the ball, no overall view of the court, even if there is no shooting environment by many people, such a player may be able to play a little bit on the field if he is extremely strong in the field, but most of these players have only one pronoun: "cancer". (Please don't say Kobe Bryant here, Kobe Bryant's career assists are 6306, 29th all-time, the previous one was Parker).

A high-level basketball player is a combination of individual skills, physical fitness, good emotional intelligence, good big-picture vision, such as James, such as Kobe.

Finally, if we talk about emotional intelligence at the level of social communication, then we are not talking about the level of basketball, but about the basketball career, such as Iverson, who has a legendary career and went bankrupt after retiring; the well-known but depraved Francis; Bowen, who is always being scolded; This issue is complicated, so I won't discuss it here.

There is no necessary relationship between the two.

Make the most of your strengths, such as flexibility, I like to break the ball, and I am quick to move my hands, which is the last word! Don't even think about the players in front of me!

If you can't defend on the side, try to interfere with the opponent and try to make the opponent uncomfortable, referring to Ginobili. It's good to make the other person uncomfortable, and disrupt the other party's rhythm, which is very effective.

If it's a breakout, then stay away to prevent the speed from passing you, if it's a pitcher, it's close to the defense, interfere with the shot, and if it's both, then you can only rely on your own feelings to predict in advance.

This is a test of your footwork Generally speaking, if you are the same height, you should pay attention to a booth problem, don't eat feints.

It's hard to say, it mainly depends on how skilled you are.

I am 175The arm span is 180, the speed is fast, the frame can be pulled, 110 pounds. Although it is more difficult to defend 183,160 pounds, my bounce is a threat to the opponent, basically he does not dare to go to the basket after playing alone, and most of the top and back singles are used in the card position, the center of gravity is lowered, and the defense of one top and one is very uncomfortable.

Raise your hands, don't jump easily, stick to him, and seal his eyes when he shoots.

Close defense, try not to jump, don't foul, just make him feel awkward and not easy to shoot.

You just have to be able to keep up with the footsteps and don't go to the ball, it's easy to get by.

Blocking his dribble path and constantly interfering with him.

Close pressing, making him uncomfortable with the ball.

Close defense, follow the footsteps, don't hard top.

What are the qualities you are talking about?

1.In terms of speed, start from the foot, get his movements and offensive lines, and prevent interference with his receiving of the ball.

2.Strength words, card position, do not let him close to his high hit rate position, to prevent him from scoring.

3.Generally speaking, if the physical fitness cannot resist, it depends on consciousness, familiar with observing the opponent's habitual movements, such as the habit of breaking through from there, the habit of where to make fake moves, where to cut in, and then to prevent it in advance, because there is no way to directly confront it head-on, you can only rely on consciousness to do it in advance.

4.Improve your skills, but also your physical fitness, you can.

Close defense does not jump easily.

Look at the ball and break it when you shoot

Keep up with the pace and don't lose your position.