Posicionar.

Ganar la posición.

Possession Arrow.

A sideline indicator that has a lighted arrow, used to determine which team is next entitled to the ball under the alternating-possession rule. E.g. which team's turn it is to inbounds the ball to begin a period or in a jump ball situation.

"Post".

A defensive terminology: "Man in the strong side low post !".

Post:     "Poste"

Una posición de ataque cerca de la canasta, normalmente ocupada por un pivot o un alero. Ver: Poste Alto; Poste Bajo.

A position just outside the free throw lane, either near the basket or near the free throw line. See: High Post; Low Post.

Poste Alto:     "High Post"

Ver: High Post
Una posición de ataque cerca de la línea de los tiros libres, normalmente ocupada por un pivot o un alero.

Poste Bajo:     "Low Post"

Ver: Low Post
Una posición de ataque cerca de la canasta, normalmente ocupada por un pivot o un alero.

Posting Up.

The process of getting into post position.

Post Position.

The position of a player standing in the low post or the high post.

Post-up.

To establish ofensive position in the low post, close to the basket, usually in order to take advantage of a smaller defender, in an attempt to receive the ball and score at close-range.

Power Forward:     "Ala-Pivote"

Ver: Ala-Pivote
A frontcourt position that requires strength and, most often, height. The larger and stronger of a team's two forward, whose duties generally involve rebounding as much as scoring close to the basket. Also referred to as the # 4 position.
Compare: Small Forward.