What kind of foul counts as five fouls in a basketball game? Does walking count as five?

Only offensive fouls and defensive fouls are counted as personal five fouls, and walking is counted as a violation, not a foul.

Personal fouls are:

1, blocking: physical contact that prevents the opposing team from moving.

2. Collision: It is the physical contact between players with or without the ball pushing or moving to the opponent's trunk.

3. Defensive from the back: It is the defender who contacts the body of the opposing team from the back. Even if the defender tries to grab the ball, it is not appropriate to have physical contact with the opposing team.

4. Unarmed interception: refers to the action that the defender touches the opponent's player with his hand in the defensive state, or hinders his action or helps the defender defend the opponent's player.

5. Picking up the ball: physical contact that hinders the free movement of the opposing team members. Any part of the body can be used for this kind of contact.

6. Illegal use of hands: When a player tries to grab the ball with his hand and touches the opponent, if he only touches the opponent's hand holding the ball, it is regarded as incidental contact.

7. Push: refers to the physical contact that occurs when any part of the body forcibly moves or tries to move an opponent who has or has not controlled the ball.

8. Illegal cover: refers to an attempt to illegally delay or prevent an opponent who does not control the ball from reaching the desired position on the field.

In any case, the punishment should be recorded as a violation.