The new rules of the NBA

On April 3, according to "Sports Illustrated," the NBA and the American Basketball Association have recently introduced a new Youth Basketball Training Guide Book, which mentions that children under the age of 12 are not encouraged to shoot 3-pointers. Curry expressed his support for this, and he felt that this new rule came from him.

Curry is already an idol in the minds of countless basketball teenagers, and they all hope to cast super long distance three pointers like Curry NBA MT Coins. However, the NBA and the American Basketball Association have recently introduced a new Youth Basketball Training Guidebook, which mentions that children under the age of 12 are not encouraged to shoot three-pointers.

However, even Curry himself, he also supports the new rules of the NBA and the American Basketball Association, because he was also subject to such constraints.

"I probably started practicing three pointers from the age of 12, and my father was in the same attitude when he was training me. When I became taller and stronger, he hoped I could ensure that the NBA's three The ball is not sacrificed when the ball is scored," Curry said. "You can't start a crazy three-pointer as soon as you step into the basketball stadium and you feel better."

"I agree that players develop this manual, especially when the children are young. For those who are eager to become outstanding pitchers after they grow up, hopefully this will help them build confidence."

When asked if his (Curry) style of play had an impact on the NBA and the new Basketball Coaching Guide issued by the American Basketball Association, Curry laughed and said, "Absolutely. But I hope to really influence them. It's not just what they see on the court, but the principle behind it."