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What level are you?

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What level are you?

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Michael Jordan level

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little kid talking...

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Anyway... got some thread problem, but i post my question again..
What ur level?
Level 1 - played 0-2 years, beginner
Level 2 – played 3-4 years, got some attack skill, passing simple
Level 3 – played 5-6 years, more skillful but positioning average, heavy pressure..lost the ball
Level 4 – played 7-8 years, skillful, experienced, know what to do, where to run
Level 5 - played 7 years or more, mentally strong, perfect player, fast and strong

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lv 6,retiry hang cloth on HoF.

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mine
level 0 - played 8 years - lost all my shooting touches and passing skills...

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lvl 2 bah haha

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level 10+ le. play since kidnergarden days~ and never improve since. =D

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level 23 now only xbox AI can challenge me hahahahahb

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Level 3 level 4 bah. Still, been quite a while since i last play bball.

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i must be level 1 cos i just started 2 years ago. lol. 167 coach u seen me b4 right. do u agree? lol

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no comment.... i didn't see you much when playing team.... but u surely not lvl 1 liao...
lvl 1 players blur like sotong...

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If i say i lvl 7, i look too highly of myself...
If i say i lvl 1, will like very fake, trying to make others comment on mi..
Better dun say anyting, lol...
Erm, i'm only passerby, i saw nothing

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k lah, it just a guide to see where you stand...
you dun need comment from anyone coz ... everyone knows that you lack strength (body weight) lah..
Rest of the abilities... not bad i said..

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Wha, thx leh.. U likdat say i will happy de, haha.. I know where i stand la, wun tink too highly of myself

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level 4- definately not level 5... i guess i will stay stagnant at level 4 fer rest of my life.. if reach level 5, i would be playing NBL lor... hehe.. now only dominating at basketball courts.. but not too pro one lah.. those pro one sure got very gd players with gd teamates.. how to win..

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there's a lot of probs with your system:
no. of years does not necessarily translate to experience.
there is no such thing as a perfect player (at least not in Singapore)
you can be very good at positioning but have average skill
you can play for more than 7 years and still remain mentally/physically weak

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I think it's clearer if I put it as played 52 games of 2 hrs each as "one year", better?
actually there is never a perfect player, not even in NBA. My term of "perfect player" mean you can hardly find that player making any mistake, unforced error almost zero.
those who are excellent in positioning should have a lot of experiences. Coach can teach postioning, but in the end it the player who must experienced it before understand. It they are average skill, either they don't want to play hard, or physical limitation.
If you played 52 games of 2 hrs each x straight 7 continueous years, will you still remain mentally/physically weak?
In tennis, there is also a world recongised self grading guide call NTRP (National Tennis Rating Program). So why shouldn't there be one for basketball?

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cause basketball is a team sport?

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i tink it depends on who u play with. the competitors.
if u play with those neighbourhood kids fer 10 yrs. i dun tink there is anything much to learn.
if play with those cc players. there is many things to learn from defeat playing with them.
best, playing fer an established team like the national team or tong whye will be better, as individual weaknesses can be identified and the person will naturally improve as a player.