Post Positions In Basketball

Basketball is a common sport around the nation. It has an offense and a defense like any other sport does. The players have to make the shots to gain the points within the four quarters. It's not that easy to just make shots, there's certain plays and a way to set up each play to make a basket, or also defend your basket. Each position has its own importance on the field and nothing like a little teamwork will get the job done. There are three main positions to make up an offense or defense play, which are the posts, wings, and the guard. Each of these positions has their own important roles. The post positions are for taller players because they are close to the basket. The post position is made up of two players. They are more of the taller
The guard is the main important position on the court. The guard is the head of the offensive plays and the middle person in a defensive play. He or she is able to call which plays to use during offense, and runs the ball down the court. The guard also is the main ball handler, meaning that this person can keep the ball away from the other team with no problems. The guard is also fast on their feet and is able to switch from offense to defense in the matter of seconds. Another important factor the guard must be able to do is to sprint down the other side of the court fast enough before the other team shoots the basket. The guard must be strong enough to get through the wings on the opposing team and use the other members to help make a basket. The guard must be quick on their feet and must know how to control the ball. The guard is also a leader and leads each member of the team to its right position. These three positions make up a team in basketball. They all need each other to succeed in the game. The team would not be complete if one of the three were missing. In order for each position to succeed in their parts they all need each other to do so. I only know why these positions are so important because I played basketball since I was in elementary school and it has also been one of the main sports I loved to