Every time I play basketball with my classmates, I always laugh that I can't play. Now I have no confidence in playing basketball.

No matter what they say! Go your own way and let them have no way out o(∩_∩)o ... haha!

Anyway, I want to solve several problems first, physical strength and shooting percentage. These are not big problems. I think there are only two things in this world that are absolutely fair, that is, exercise and study, because both of them are things that you will get as much as you pay. So you can make up for the above two problems through practice.

As for dribbling, I don't think there is any shortcut, just strengthening the practice of basic skills. Although this is very, very boring (I'm sorry to use so many "very" words, but I'm telling the truth), I believe that many people your age around you have nothing to do with this, but their basic skills are too poor to be useful in the whole game. It can be said that they have deviated from the correct track of playing basketball. So I hope you remember the importance of basic skills, and of course physical fitness is also very important, because all actions are based on this, and good physical fitness can cope with the fierce confrontation in the game. Even if you only spend an hour at a time practicing basic skills such as dribbling, I guarantee that in a summer vacation, you will find that you have surpassed the level of your partner who plays ball with you, provided, of course, that you have the perseverance to stand loneliness and boredom!

As for the breakthrough, I think it has something to do with your dribbling and explosive power, so I suggest you practice sprinting. Specifically, you can practice this way: you can accelerate on both sides of a straight line on a runway, slow down on both sides of a curve, and then accelerate on a straight line. This practice is very tiring, but it is also easy to produce results. In addition, regarding dribbling, in addition to fixed-point racket practice, you can also practice accelerating dribbling from the sideline of this court to another sideline. It will be easy to lose the ball at first, but after a long time, you will become skilled. Of course, you can search for specific exercises online, or buy a textbook or VCD about basketball. I believe it will help you. Also, you should get rid of those flashy actions. Remember, the most practical moves in the competition are the best.

PS: digression, since LZ is asking questions here, I think you still want to play basketball well. I think you should think "I am the best" like Jordan when you are on the court, and you should take the game seriously, even if you are not the best. Try your best to win every ball and fight like a man. Although it is not a formal competition, you should have the idea of not admitting defeat.

Finally, I believe that as long as you pay, basketball can bring you a lot of happiness and good memories. Good luck!