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Make sure your knees are bent with wide arm opening, low down your center of gravity.

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The basic and most efficient scoring skills in the game!

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Advanced skills in dribbling ranging from dribbling between legs, in-and-out, crossover, and many combinations.

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Please leave your research on the remaining roles.

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Please leave your research on the remaining roles.

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The shooting guard (SG) is typically shorted compared to forwards, they may not good at handling the ball like keyman, but their major targets is focusing on scoring and defense.

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'1'- point guard (PG), usually equipped the best ball handler and passer skills. Typic PG use their high basketball IQ to enhance the ball movements and make decision.

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What factors also make basketball popular right now? Leave your though here.

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What factors also make basketball popular right now? Leave your though here.

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Not only The Southorn Stadium- one of the major sports stadium, offer to local division matches regularly, more and more TV media and social media provide live broadcast and highlights posted to Youtube. The staggering amount of advertising and exposure attract people to watch it !

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“M” Mark label activity representing the biggest and major sports event hold in Hong Kong, such as the FIBA’s 3x3 World Tour.

In recent years, Hong Kong government has proposed 3x3 basketball become one of the urban sports item , along with skateboarding and climbing communities.

With the support from the government, basketball is starting to obtain more and more resource and reputation among citizen.

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Hong Kong's 3x3 basketball, skateboarding and climbing communities are hoping to target future Olympics after the city's leader John Lee Ka-chiu vowed to promote urban sports in his annual policy address.

Lee on Wednesday outlined plans to support "urban sports that are popular among young people in recent years, such as 3x3 basketball, sport climbing and skateboarding". All three of those featured in last year's Tokyo Olympics.

The city's chief executive also pledged to "support the hosting of at least 10 major international sports events in Hong Kong annually", by "enhancing" the government's "M" Mark scheme - its list of flagship competitions, which includes the Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens, the annual marathon and golf's Hong Kong Open.

And Lee revealed a 10-year blueprint for more venues, as well as a pilot scheme for careers and education for disabled athletes post-retirement.

Representatives from 3x3 basketball, climbing and skateboarding said the plans had the potential to transform their fortunes.

"We hope that with government assistance, we can field a three-on-three basketball team to compete in the Olympics in the coming years," said Kenny Wong, vice-president of the Hong Kong Basketball Association.

Former Hong Kong sport climbing representative Danny Ho Sin-Fai echoed the sentiment, saying: "I believe with all of the government's assistance, we can have someone qualified for the Olympics in 2028."

Skateboarder Luk Chun-yin, among three Hongkongers set to compete in next year's Asian Games, is the only one in his sport presently supported by public funding.

"I'm surprised and had no expectations," he said of Lee's address. "Skateboarding was already in the Tokyo Olympics [and will be in the 2024 and 2028 Games], and we saw no evidence of government support in the past.

"We can say that the government supports us, but does not promote it for us.

"Without enough funding to go overseas to earn Olympic points, we didn't have anyone to try to reach the Tokyo Games and I don't think anyone will try for 2024 in Paris. Hopefully with the government's help, we can have some to try in 2028 in Los Angeles."

The city's Sports Federation and Olympic Committee (SF&OC) said results had underlined the value of government support. Having previously won only three Olympic medals in total - one apiece in 1996, 2004 and 2012 - Hong Kong won six in Tokyo.

"In recent years, Hong Kong athletes attained remarkable results at various local and international sports events. Their achievements did not come about by chance," said SF&OC president Timothy Fok Tsun-ting, stressing that "facilities, relevant resources and policy directives are the keys to success".

Lee's address pledged "about 30 diversified facilities ... such as sports centres, swimming pools, sports grounds and parks". They include a second sports park to follow Kai Tak, to be developed at Whitehead, Ma On Shan, and "large-scale" facilities near the border with mainland China under the Northern Metropolis project.

Kenneth Fok Kai-kong, the lawmaker representing the functional constituency that includes sports, said Lee's announcement "addresses the existing shortage of sports venues".

On the city's hosting ambitions, Fok added: "I am very supportive of the enhancement of 'M' Mark events, but I would like to know how the government will implement it."

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Skateboarding, 3x3 basketball, climbing eye Olympics after Hong Kong leader vow

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City's leader John Lee also reveals plans for more sports facilities and hosting 'at least 10 major international sports events in Hong Kong annually'.

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ESPN- One of the most difficult sports in the world

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ESPN- One of the most difficult sports in the world

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Basketball can easily to be learnt but hard to master because the skill requirement is all-encompassing, ranging from high level of physical fitness, agility, to dribbling and shooting. Referring to ESPN, basketball ranks the forth place among all sports items around the world, while boxing is the most difficult sports with the highest requirement of our physical fitness and skills.

https://www.espn.com/espn/page2/sportSkills

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PE Lessons and large scale of inter-school competition

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PE Lessons and large scale of inter-school competition

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Basketball is one important ball-related sport in the PE curriculum of primary and secondary school that most of the students undergo few lessons to learn to play the basic skills of basketball in their PE lesson or after-school activity.

Every year, there will be over thousands of inter-school matches in the academic year. Teachers, schoolmates, and parents are love to support their students and child on court.