Shooting action patent

If you try to cover up every shot of your opponent, you will get into trouble because of too many fouls. Besides, you can't say, "I'm tall and I want to wear his hat." How fast can you react? You must have a suitable time to get to know your opponents and study their shots. You must also know when to stay away from your defenders. Because a good shot-blocking king doesn't just cover his defender's hat. My teammates can take chances defensively, and they know I'm there. Opponents also know that with me, they will block the shot. When they find me defending the restricted area there, they will be forced to make difficult shots. How many shooting styles can you change? This is the secret of being a shot blocker:

First of all, we should be vigilant. Know where the ball is and where the ball is. Usually, you have to cover a person's ball and stay away from him. B research opponents. Before you start blocking shots, make sure he will make a shot. Be patient. Don't leave your defender for too long, or he will shoot like nobody's business.

Second, the timing should be right. Card your action time and get close to him before he moves. Get in place quickly. Rush to the shooter or the position where he wants to shoot. Identify the lens. The key is to know how he can shoot, and his position and body movements will show his shooting type.

Third, A gets up quickly. You don't have time to jump with your knees bent. You must take off quickly with your feet. Stand up straight. Be careful not to foul because of physical contact or thugs. Unless he returns to the jumper, he will hit you because of inertia. C is fully expanded. If you stretch out your arm to catch the ball, you will reach higher. Take off the ball. Spin the ball quickly with your wrist, but not too much. Remember, a flick can change a ball that may be hit. It's better to take risks before he throws it.