The NBA has a history of 62 years, and it has accompanied us from ignorance to maturity and sophistication. Remember seeing some NBA players' classic moves in front of the TV left a deep impression on us, such as Allen Iverson's crossover, Dirk Nowitzki's Golden Rooster Independence, Hakeem Olajuwon's dream footsteps, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's unsolved sky hook, etc., these classic actions are often imitated by fans, and then take stock of the classic actions of NBA stars.
- Back-up jumper
When it comes to the back jump shot, many fans must first think of "Peter Pan" Kobe, of course, for those fans who began to pay attention to the NBA 00 years ago, maybe "Flyer" Jordan is an NBA star who used this classic action before Kobe Bryant. However, this action requires a strong waist and abdomen strength and arm strength, from the legs, using the waist and abdomen strength to drive the body to tilt to the back, and then use the strength of the arm to throw the ball.
The purpose of this action is to prevent being blocked by defenders and improve scoring efficiency, but it should be noted that this action is easy to hurt the ankle if it is not standing or losing the center of gravity when the back jump shot is relatively large, when the back jump shot is landed. And this action also requires the player to have a certain ability to bounce and hold the air.
- Fantastic footsteps
Speaking of the overlord of the inner line of the NBA league, in addition to Chamberlain, it is estimated that the legendary star Olajuwong, who has played for the Rockets, has been called a "big dream" by fans, in the NBA game, Olajuwon uses the dream footsteps of his signature action to change the position of the center of gravity and foot by catching the ball, to use the fake action to shake off the defensive players, shaking the defensive players stunned, and the dream footsteps have become famous and imitated by many fans.
- Skyhook
When it comes to hookers, no one dares to compete with Abdul-Jabbar for the first place, but it is such an inexplicable move that has now been lost, and some players said: "The difficulty of this action is a bit big, and now the league is a small ball era, there are few big opportunities to go to the low position singles, and most of the ball will be handed over to the defender to shoot three points." Indeed, hookers are indeed not well integrated into the team in the current era, and Abdul-Jabbar's stunts have not been passed on.
People prefer to think of sky hooks as an art rather than an action. Although the action is very difficult, but the sky hook is also to give the player a broad pitching space, the player uses the left hand and body to block the defender, and then after aiming, with the right hand hook, no matter what kind of opponent is facing, it is difficult to be blocked, so this method is called the most effective way of attack.
- Golden Rooster independent
Nowitzki is 2 meters 13 tall, and when using the Golden Rooster Independent, Nowitzki's shooting points are generally above the league average.
Nowitzki will adjust his body, one of the legs as a support point, which can provide him with more stable auxiliary support when he leans back as a shooter, while the other leg is lifted as a defensive state so that he can get a small step. When these movements and details are combined with excellent hand feel and stable projection ability, the basket in the eyes of the old driver is simply as wide as the sea.
According to official NBA statistics, when Nowitzki finishes shooting, if he wants to block the front, the defender's palm needs to reach a height of 3 meters 32! In other words, you need to have both Yao Ming's height and Rose's bounce to achieve a frontal cover, and many NBA players have also blocked Nowitzki's Golden Rooster independence, but most of them are side defense or block from the back
- crossover
The most important thing about the Iverson-style crossover that distinguishes other directions is that the ball will stay in the hand for a long time, and if you want to learn crossover, you must master the ability to hover the ball with one hand, in order to increase the amplitude of the change of direction: send the ball forward before changing direction, and at the same time, our same side foot must also take a step forward. Mislead the defender, move the defender's center of gravity, and seize the opportunity to complete the change of direction once the opponent's center of gravity changes.