The point guard has the most chances to get the ball on the court. He wants to bring the ball safely from the backcourt to the frontcourt, and then pass it to other teammates so that others can score. A qualified point guard must be able to pass the ball across the half court without any problem when only one person is defending. Then, he must have good passing ability, and he can pass the ball where it should go most of the time: sometimes it is a gap in shooting, and sometimes it is a better guide. Simply put, he wants to make the ball smooth, and he wants to be able to pass the ball to the place where it is easiest to score. Furthermore, he should organize his own team's attack and make his teammates' attack more smooth.
There are other requirements for the point guard. In terms of scoring, the player who controls the ball is often the team's last scorer, which means that unless other teammates don't have a good chance to shoot, he won't shoot easily. Or to put it another way, his scoring ability is very strong. He uses his scoring ability to destroy the opponent's defense and create opportunities for his teammates. In short, there is an unchangeable principle for the point player: if any teammate has a better chance to play on the spot than him, he will definitely give the ball to the teammate with a better chance.
The main duty of the point guard is to do a good job in the operation and scheduling of basketball, which mainly requires good ball control skills, broad vision and the ability to control the game.
To be a good point guard, passing the ball is the most important, and controlling the ball is the second most important, but this is the most difficult thing for young people with strong blood and strong desire to attack and express. We will find that some 30-year-old players, although not professionally trained, pass the ball well. In fact, he is also very aggressive, but experience makes them understand that a good goal will make a team happy, and a common goal may be just that one person is happy and many people hold grudges.
A good point guard is generally popular in the team because he gives his teammates the opportunity to perform. People who don't know basketball think that only those who can score goals are the protagonists, while those who know basketball know that the point guard is the treasure.
Skilled sense of the ball is the basic requirement of an excellent point guard. In fact, the sense of the ball is the body's feeling of the ball, and the sense of passing and controlling is connected with the sense of pitching.
1. The feeling of dribbling.
The most basic thing is dribbling. Although it is not important, steady dribbling can give you room to think about how to pass the ball well. Point guards practice dribbling, not for breakthrough, not for fancy, just to be steady enough to watch the ball without eyes, to move freely, to accelerate at will, to stop the ball, to move back and forth, and to go down the steps. Therefore, it is generally impossible to steal from a skilled point guard. Only on the basis of not distracting dribbling can we think about organizing and passing the ball. Black streetball players like AND 1 won't worry about being intercepted by others if they have a familiar sense of the ball, so they can play with defenders so impudently. Judging from regular basketball, they don't use their genius sense of the ball in the right direction, just thinking about how to hit others. However, they dribble from different directions of their bodies, sometimes even in a way that others seem unreasonable (for example, when crossing, the left hand passes to the left hand instead of the left hand passes to the right hand), but this way makes their bodies familiar with the ball control in different directions, even in a very unreasonable direction, so they can dribble in any way, especially the HOTSOURSE of and 1, which completely achieves the integration of people and the ball.
On the contrary, it's hard to imagine that a point guard who has a single way of controlling the ball and an old-fashioned way of dribbling, even looking at dribbling with his eyes, will have the time and confidence to think and complete a beautiful pass. Look at some guards in CBA. They dribble stiff and have old-fashioned movements. Although they have enough skills to watch the ball without eyes, the defects of those old and slow dribbling methods are obvious. They can't dribble freely, so they always pass the ball slowly
What I said above is that dribbling is the basis of passing. If you want to be an ordinary point guard, you only need to be familiar with the world of mortals to watch the ball without your eyes, and you don't have to worry about others breaking the ball. However, if you want to be more exciting, then dribbling must achieve some fascinating feelings, so that your passing will have a basis for improvement. Look at JASSKID. He doesn't need any transition from dribbling to passing. It's like the ball accidentally slipped from his hand and flew to his teammates. It all depends on skilled dribbling.
2. The feeling of passing the ball
Accurate passing requires knowing how the receiver feels. When the catcher is running, the catching point of the ball should be in the front space of his upper body, not on the side or behind. When a teammate signals for the ball with his back against the defender, he should give the ball to the position he wants. If he raises his hand for the ball, he will give it high, ensuring that the catching point is near the height of the arm. It is the same for him to raise his hand and ask for the ball. To ensure the flying speed of the ball when passing the ball, give it to the straight ball and give it to the receiver who can catch it directly or after taking off. In short, as long as he is comfortable, he can hold the attack immediately.
There are some standard moves in passing the ball, but these are not the most important. These movements will be learned slowly, and the more you practice, the more familiar you become. The key to passing the ball is not to hesitate. A teammate in a good position will give the ball as soon as he signals for it. So, what is a teammate with a good position?
A can obviously beat a small teammate with a big one, B is an open pitcher, C is a teammate who runs in front of the defender during the fast break, and D is a teammate who quickly cuts into the basket.
3. The point guard should be cheerful and communicate with teammates more.
He sometimes takes the initiative to give hints to his teammates, reminding them: "I want to pass that position, so go to that position." People who often play together may not have tacit understanding. Tacit understanding is the product of communication. Only through frequent communication can we understand the teammates' playing habits and pass the ball better.
4. The point guard should be able to throw the key ball, because everyone will teach him the ball at the critical moment. Whether to throw or organize depends on him, but at the critical last second, if the ball can't reach the pitcher in many cases, then the point guard usually doesn't throw the ball and will kill it at the critical moment!
To sum up, good passing is the foundation of good passing, and communication can be tacit understanding. If you don't shoot, it's a blockbuster!
Finally, I suggest you start practicing dribbling from all directions of your body. You can learn more videos and communicate with golfers who are better than you in one respect.