What is the best height and weight for a point guard? How do you play point guard well? Detailed

Height and weight are not good, as long as it is to see your speed, explosive power, ball control ability, assisting ability. How to play a good point guard in the traditional sense:

1, technical aspects: skilled ball control technology (compulsory), breakthrough ability (compulsory), the ability to shoot from a distance (optional)

2, awareness: excellent team spirit, breakthrough good passing awareness and vision, capture the whole field information ability (compulsory)

3, system: height does not need to be too high, but must be strong and cognizant, so as to be able to play a good team, the team spirit, breakthrough good awareness of passing and vision, capture the whole field information ability (compulsory)

3, system: height does not need to be too high, but must be strong and cognizant, so as to be able to play a good team. Must be strong and sturdy, so as to protect the ball.

I'll tell you how I play point guard.

Height 173cm, weight 67kg, bounce 82cm

In high school I basically didn't play offense. I just figured out outside and inside defense (how to jam, how to grab rebounds, outside sliding defense, inside around and over the top man defense, left and right side assist defense.)

By my senior year I was slowly starting to focus on my offense, which at that point was the breakaway hustle jumper (my only offense). My defense was something I practiced in high school.

When I got to college, I realized that I was too short for the class, so I had to play PG.

At first, I played both PG\SG. Then slowly became a regular PG.

College I began to really show my full ability,

1, guard line defense, and inside assist defense.

2, stringing the whole team together and making 5 guys one.

3, The initiator of the defensive rebound.

4. Another cavalryman when the team's scoring firepower is suppressed.

Now I have some of the qualities of a good point guard:

1, skillful ball-handling techniques, passing techniques, breakout techniques.

2, good mid-range shooting ability, average 3 points

3, team awareness, catching teammates running.

4, status backside singles.

5, backline defensive ability