The back jumper is Jordan's last resort. What's his last move?

There are all kinds of offensive skills in basketball. For many players, as long as they can master one or two tricks and play to the extreme, they can often find their position on the court with "one trick", such as three-point long-range shooting, strong attack under the basket, European-style stride layup and so on. Jordan, the god of basketball, is a master of all kinds of basketball techniques. He is superior to the owners of all kinds of weapons. Even in his thirties, when his speed and bounce are not as good as before, he can still develop his unique backhand skills and still dominate the game. Let's talk about why Jordan shot so hard today.

Jordan's backward shooting is really powerful, and the younger generation has been imitating it. Only the technical characteristics of Kobe's most handsome Jordan's backward shooting can be summarized as: 1. Stop in the process of moving, jump up and shoot backward after receiving the ball from his teammates, which is a form he uses more. 2, dribble, stop, jump and shoot, generally dribble to your accustomed shooting point, jump and shoot in front of the defender. 3. Facing the next defender, after breaking through the opponent through a series of dazzling operations such as changing the front direction and changing the dribbling direction under the legs, jump up and shoot backwards. 4. Change the shooting angle after jumping up and leaning back, or create more shooting space for yourself through body drift in the air. As long as you look at these technical descriptions, you will know that this trick looks good and it is really not easy to master.

We often hear players mention their idol Jordan when interviewing various players, but no one can copy Jordan's technical actions on the court. There is only one reason-it is too difficult to learn. Jordan's technical movements are so natural and clumsy that others can't do it with great effort. Today we will take a look at the technical moves that Jordan and others can only look up to. Jordan's most imitated four difficult moves: how to cover the situation that the defender holds the ball with his head up and one hand. Players like McGrady and Leonard often do this in games, but they usually protect the ball and observe the situation on the court. There is no other action.

But this simple action is completely different in Jordan's hands. Holding the ball with one hand can also make a lot of fake moves, and defenders also like this set. They are often influenced by him and can't find the north, just like this one in the picture. It is not clear whether Jordan still had the ball in the end. You can do more by changing hands and making a layup in the air. But the difference is that other players basically consider defensive interference and are ready to change hands at any time. Jordan's classic layup against the Lakers is to pull back and change hands when the layup is fully in place. How difficult is this action to say? It is said that McGrady tried this trick in magic and almost flashed his waist.