About basketball foul action

2. If you just hit the ball and don't touch the opponent's body, then don't stop.

3. Not a thug

I don't understand what this means.

5. If he just pulls the ball and doesn't pull your body or arm, it should be a ball fight; If you pull your arm, it belongs to the other side and it is a personal foul.

6. You can understand the three-step layup.

In fact, in ordinary student competitions, sometimes the referee's level is very general, and it is impossible to punish him too accurately. As for the exercise between classmates, there is no need to care. But you can negotiate the rules of the referee off the court. Also, hehe, sometimes some people are more dependent!

Three - step layup

Step 1: A landed with his left foot (right foot in the air), B received the ball and C left foot in the air (here B and C are interchangeable).

Step 2: D land on the right foot (this is the center foot) E land on the left foot (this is what I want to express, see Note 3).

Step 3: F, lift your right foot, G, fly your left foot, H, throw the ball.

note:

1, a, the three-step layup can't start with both feet on the ground, it's basically walking.

2, the first step, the left foot can jump and the left foot can land, just like the first step of the triple jump. At this time, of course, the left side fell to the ground.

The foot is the center foot. The rule does not affect any subsequent operations. (For example, white chocolate did this in the competition.

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3. If there is a flight between D and E (that is, the right foot leaves the ground first and the left foot lands), it does not conform to the rules.

Specific explanation:

At point D, the right foot has become the center foot, and when the right foot starts, the center foot leaves the ground. When both feet are off the ground, the ball must be thrown before either foot touches the ground. In actual combat, everyone's three-step layup will fly to the second step more or less, and the action will pass without exaggeration. After all, you can't buckle the rules. But you have to understand this truth. But if there is no air between D and E, that is, after both feet land, then "F"-lift your right foot (middle foot) and go forward, then there is no need to pitch. The situation is the same as our lemma. The example here is the so-called "slow three step". Many people think that slow three's pace is incoherent. In fact, as long as the ball is moving and coherent before closing, it doesn't matter if it is slower after closing, but it conforms to the rules.

Extension:

1, if D and E are synchronized, that is, both feet land at the same time, commonly known as "jump". At this time, the feet can't translate (that is, "the feet can't be used as the central feet" in the rules), and they can only be lifted. Ascension is the same as lemma. Sure, you can stand as long as you want.

2. If it ends in e, there is no fgh. Then there is the normal two-step emergency stop. The right foot is the center foot, and the left foot can translate at will. It makes no difference to stop in peacetime.