Like the rest of the basketball court, a shooting guard requires good fundamentals.

In modern basketball, the definition of position is beginning to blur, and the combination of two control positions can often work wonders, and a team can have more than one player who can handle the ball, and the shooting guard is gradually being given more definitions. How do you play a good shooting guard? Here are a few things to keep in mind.

1. Confrontation.

The ability to score in the confrontation is important for the shooting guard, don't think that the body is thin and play the shooting guard, in modern basketball, the confrontation is throughout the court.

2. Athletic power.

Due to positional limitations, the shooting guard needs more running, so speed and athleticism will directly affect the survivability of the shooting guard.

3. Physical strength.

After Bryant scored 81 points, the coach marveled at his physical strength, not his scoring ability. Because a shooting guard not only has to maintain explosiveness in scoring, but also needs to defend against the impact of the opponent's swingman, which is a great test of physical strength.

4. Ability to stay in the air.

It's even more critical than jumping ability, and the practice of waist and abdominal strength at a scoring guard should never stop.

5. Possession of the ball.

Full-court possession forces the opposition to abandon the full-court defence, which is very important in the final stages of the game.

6. Strong three-point shooting ability.

Unless you have a strong burst like Wade

For a normal shooting guard, the three-point shot is something that has to be practiced for a long time without interruption.

7. Be sure to keep the pace in mind.

When breaking through, lower the center of gravity and put awareness on the footsteps, and the steps and the first step are the key to the breakthrough.

8. Defensive awareness is as important as defensive technique.

Once you're on the field, you have to think about how to defend and concentrate the whole game. Doing so may be tiring at first, but once you form a habit, you will find that the benefits are numerous.

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