Basketball restricted area rules

The specific rules of the basketball penalty area are as follows:

1. 3-second rule

When one team controls the ball, the other team shall You cannot stay in the opponent's penalty area for more than 3 seconds. If during the game or a player throws a foul ball out of bounds after taking possession of the ball, the referee will immediately blow the whistle and impose a penalty after the player stays in the opponent's penalty area for more than 3 seconds.

2. Technical fouls

Technical fouls mean that players cannot ignore the referee's advice or take improper actions. No matter what kind of game they are in, they must abide by the rules and regulations of the game. Mutual respect is important.

The basketball restricted area is also called the 3-second zone. The 3-second zone refers to a rectangle marked with color on the basketball court, usually with an area of ??4.88 meters and 5.8 meters. The reason why the 3-second zone was originally established was to limit the offensive players from being in a favorable offensive position for too long, and it was an area divided from the field. When in this area, time is calculated from when the offensive team starts to take possession of the ball. No offensive player can stay for more than 3 seconds, otherwise a penalty will be whistled.