After thinking about it carefully, and seeing Curry's proud look after a layup, Sun Ce quickly understood that he had made a mistake in his judgment!

At this stage, Curry's layup evaluation is only B-level like him, but this is just because Curry is not strong enough now, and his speed is not top-level. Perhaps he is considered powerful among guards with excellent speed.

But there is a clear gap between it and the top!

In the evaluation of layups, Sun Ce has learned before that not only the shot under the basket, but also the entire process from breakthrough to finishing ball is considered a part of the layup. Perhaps even the part of the breakthrough that attracts defensive points can also be regarded as a layup.

Part of the basket.

He defended Curry just like that. Although it was true that he kept up with Curry's speed, it allowed Curry to easily enter the basket. At this position, it would be difficult to prevent Curry from making a layup.

If you want to guard Curry, you can't let him get into the paint so easily. If you want Curry to get inside, you have to put enough physical pressure on him, and Sun Ce can't do that on his own!

But there is another problem. In normal defense, if you want to prevent Curry from breaking through, you have to leave space. Curry is now a rookie and has S-level three-pointers. Sun Ce thought about it. If he remembers correctly, Curry

In his rookie season, he seemed to be able to average a few three-pointers per game, and his three-point shooting percentage ranked in the top five in the league. He quickly set various three-point records after entering the NBA...

Moreover, Sun Ce did not make physical contact with Curry just now. If Curry's current body makes physical contact, his core strength may be enough to shoot a three-pointer, but it will be miserable when he encounters physical contact with the center under the basket... Therefore, he is rated as a B-level player.

basket.

"No wonder this skinny guy can average 17 points per game in his rookie season, which is higher than Jennings who scored 55 points in a single game!"

Just when Sun Ce was shocked, Curry said proudly: "We thin little guards should make better use of our hand advantage. Little brother, your hand for layups looks good, but you haven't developed your sense of rhythm."

Before, you should have taken more advantage in this area, got it, little brother."

Damn! I said little brother twice in one breath!

Sun Ce endured it!

"Come on, I'll teach you a few more times..."

Curry asked Sun Ce to go away and took each action apart to teach Sun Ce some small details.

Watching Curry's layup demonstration, Sun Ce stepped away from the "game" and saw more things clearly as a bystander.

Curry's layup is somewhat similar to Nash's. They both grab the ball while moving, and both require a good sense of rhythm and keen judgment of timing.

However, Curry grabbed the ball and raised it. He used what may be the best touch in NBA history to avoid the defense and throw the ball into the basket. He was also good at using details. Just now, Curry turned his elbow to the inside.

When it happened, Sun Ce subconsciously avoided it. If it was a game, he would be called a foul if he touched it.

The grasp of details, the use of feel...

And that incredible arm strength! The body may not be strong, but the arm strength can maintain the stability of the shot!

The arm strength allows Curry to maintain a certain stability in the face of outside defense even though he suffers a little from physical confrontation!

Not to mention, Sun Ce thinks that the small details of Curry's layup suit him better than Nash's layup!

Sun Ce learned Nash's layup move, and it was judged by the system as a layup package, so he can also learn other layup moves.

What Sun Ce lacks is his sense of rhythm and timing in real games. These two points are very strong in Nash.

After all, Sun Ce himself has too little experience, and his timing needs to be accumulated slowly through games. Nash has accumulated more than ten years of NBA experience, and Curry has also carved out his own world in the fertile basketball soil of the United States.

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And Sun Ce's own layup ability is not particularly good. B+ level layups are indeed average for a speedy point guard of his height. The reason why he can improve so quickly has something to do with his soft touch.

He also learned skills from Nash. He is also a fast and breakthrough player, and Dragic has A-level layups.

But Sun Ce was a big step behind.

After practicing several times, Curry continued: "In addition to the choice of layup action, Noah you also need to practice more on controlling the ball when you are in possession. Make the ball feel like a part of your body..."

Curry began to talk about some physical details of the movements during the breakthrough, which is the so-called "man-ball combination" aspect.

After a confrontation with Curry just now, and after listening to so much professional guidance from Curry, Sun Ce clearly felt why he was the seventh pick in the first round, but he was only the 24th pick in the second round.

These are the skills and talents that can be demonstrated during trial training!

Sun Ce knew that Curry's physical test wouldn't be too bad. He was mainly thin. When he got stronger in a few years, nothing would be a problem. Except for his height and wingspan, which made him unique in dunking, nothing else would be a problem.

Not to mention technology, in the technical trial training, Sun Ce practiced three-pointers and mid-range shots individually from Curry before, and this time he showed his skills in one-on-one one-on-one under the basket. You can clearly feel that he has played in the NCAA for three years.

Curry's technology is already very mature.

With such a thin body, he may not be able to adapt to the NBA, and there is already a thin pure pitcher like Adam Morrison who has learned from the past, Curry can still be selected with the seventh overall pick, his skills,

The talents are all amazing.

Sun Ce may have shown his talents in speed and touch, but his skills are too poor!

There is no shortage of players with excellent physical fitness in the NBA draft every year, but the outside line is different from the inside line. The inside line has good physical fitness and height, so many teams will gamble on it, but the outside line only has physical fitness and is not enough. At least certain aspects of skills are required.

, even LeBron James, the No. 1 draft pick who was incredibly skilled back then, has top-notch ball handling.

One dared to teach, the other dared to learn. The two rookies began a strange "master-disciple relationship"...

After Curry broke down each action, Sun Ce began to follow suit.

Such changes in the combination of man and ball, such layup movements that can erase to a certain extent the relatively poor experience and rhythm caused by lack of competition, Sun Ce worked very hard to learn.

"Here, your action of trying to pick up the ball before entering the basket is too obvious. You have to pay attention to control and use your forearms and wrists, not your shoulders. Why are you so stupid!"

"Waist, use your waist more when facing the basket sideways. The opponent's inside line cannot push your waist during the game. Just like you used your elbows to limit the opponent's defensive space just now, you can also use your waist...

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"Why are you so stupid? Why are your movements so poorly coordinated? What do you mean by just starting to learn? I don't care, you are just stupid..."

The more Curry teaches, the more he becomes arrogant... It feels great to have the opportunity to bully Sun Ce.

"Don't be angry, don't be angry. A primary school student will always be a primary school student. When I grow older and have better skills than him, he will still be my younger brother. Don't be angry..."

Although he feels that people are more popular than others, he is young and will not always have the face of a primary school student. Although Sun Ce looks really younger than Curry now, he believes that as time goes by, he will definitely grow older than Curry!

These two aspects are Sun Ce's advantages. He is two years younger, so he decided to use more efforts to close the technical gap!

Whether it’s a start or a layup...work hard to strengthen your strengths first!

The starting point for outside players among basketball players is no less critical than the starting point for sprinters!

Wade's average speed is first-rate, not top-notch. It's similar to an ordinary A-level speed player like Matt Barnes, but his strong first step allows his speed rating to reach S-!

There is only a small distance from the three-point line to the basket. A player with strong explosive speed can make up for a lot of things with his explosive speed.
Chapter completed!