I shoot my 3s from my forehead or eyebrow but when I fade I release it from above my head I been doing for a long time but at the start of school I was trying to on do one now I understand I can do both🐐🐐🐐🔒
Same as well, normally when I am shooting the ball of the catch I use a one motion shot but whenever I am shooting off the dribble or in a moving situation I use a two motion shot.
Good video. I think more and more players are becoming one motion shooters because of the three point shot - and Steph Curry has driven a lot of this. If you look back 30 years ago, one motion shooters were very rare. In general, one motion shooters are only effective as spot up shooters in terms of winning games. It takes tremendous athletic ability, skill and practice to be a good pull up shooter in one motion and a few NBA players like Curry are that exception. I think they are a bad influence on high school and college players who put up bad shots and hurt their teams trying to emulate them. If you put a little D on a one motion shooter from long range and just get into their shooting pocket a little bit, they will shoot a bad shot for the reasons stated in the video. If you let them shoot though you could lose the game. Too many times I have made the mistake of letting them shoot thinking they were too far out and gotten burned. The thing is if they drive past you, they have a long way to the hoop so as a defender you have more time to recover. So the only thing I would add to the video is that a two motion shooter is more dangerous from mid-range and a bigger threat to collapse the defense. That will set up shots for one-motion shooters beyond the arc. If you look at the greatest players in the NBA, they are all great mid range shooters. They are athletic and creative players - and the two motion shot facilitates their creativity for the reasons you mentioned. The greatest players of all time - Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, Larry Bird, Lebron James, Magic Johnson, Steve Nash, Karl Malone...… operated inside the arc and didn't take that many shots beyond the arc.
2 motion: ball moves to set point as legs and hips go down. 1 motion: ball moves first Legs load until ball reaches set point Most importantly: Ball moves first before body.
Jp I have a question I just hit a growth spert I’m 6’4 now and I am super athletic should I switch to a two motion shot because now when I shoot a one motion shot it always has too much power on it and goes long
I became a two motion shooter because all of my shots were missing long all the time. Now, I can shoot over people a lot better and I don't really miss long anymore. But i'm tall and decently strong, I definitely wouldn't recommend it for shorter guards.
2 motion shooters lacking strength and/or size for tough fades and pull ups may be better off taking spot up shots from the 3 point line. U dont have to have Steph range, just enough range to stretch the floor effectively for ya team. Then attack them closeouts cuz if u shoot a 2 motion shot it's not as fast as a 1 motion, therefore u have alil more time to read where the defense is coming from and where u can escape to off the dribble.
I've always had great shot mechanics, and have been a shooter for many years, but throughout all that time I've been a two motion shooter. I am an amazing mid range shooter but I've always noticed that I've always struggled from beyond the 3pt line, and I've always wondered why. I questioned my mechanics, form, athletiscm. Of course I can hit the 3 from time to time, but it was never my go to shot, my go to was always the mid range game. Now learning and hearing about one motion shooting from you, I'm convinced that I must switch to one motion now for 3pt shooting, and keep my two motion for my middies. Thank you coach. Alex
I think when I shoot 3 points. I uses one motion, and I use 2 motion in mid range, is it OK? ? My body just naturally do it, I didn't even know what's one motion or two motion before...
It is not ideal to have a catapult-like two motion shot, shooters should aim to keep the ball in front of their face as much as possible, even if they are a two motion shooter. Luka Doncic’s two motion shot is the best example of a balance between speed and control, and where the release point is best to not lose too much power.
![HIWWHEE | OHM [Official MV]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/OJJLtTLqLag/mqdefault.jpg)
Be sure to like the video!!! And what type do you prefer? A one motion or two?😈🔥
One motion
I have 2 jumpshots
I like two motion because it looks so “Jordan-esque” and its very good for mid range
I shoot my 3s from my forehead or eyebrow but when I fade I release it from above my head I been doing for a long time but at the start of school I was trying to on do one now I understand I can do both🐐🐐🐐🔒
Same as well, normally when I am shooting the ball of the catch I use a one motion shot but whenever I am shooting off the dribble or in a moving situation I use a two motion shot.
Good video. I think more and more players are becoming one motion shooters because of the three point shot - and Steph Curry has driven a lot of this. If you look back 30 years ago, one motion shooters were very rare.
In general, one motion shooters are only effective as spot up shooters in terms of winning games. It takes tremendous athletic ability, skill and practice to be a good pull up shooter in one motion and a few NBA players like Curry are that exception. I think they are a bad influence on high school and college players who put up bad shots and hurt their teams trying to emulate them.
If you put a little D on a one motion shooter from long range and just get into their shooting pocket a little bit, they will shoot a bad shot for the reasons stated in the video. If you let them shoot though you could lose the game.
Too many times I have made the mistake of letting them shoot thinking they were too far out and gotten burned. The thing is if they drive past you, they have a long way to the hoop so as a defender you have more time to recover.
So the only thing I would add to the video is that a two motion shooter is more dangerous from mid-range and a bigger threat to collapse the defense. That will set up shots for one-motion shooters beyond the arc. If you look at the greatest players in the NBA, they are all great mid range shooters. They are athletic and creative players - and the two motion shot facilitates their creativity for the reasons you mentioned. The greatest players of all time - Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, Larry Bird, Lebron James, Magic Johnson, Steve Nash, Karl Malone...… operated inside the arc and didn't take that many shots beyond the arc.
Steve Watkins I like! 🔥📈
@@JezPhipps Thanks I can be long winded lol
Nash was a one motion shooter on most shots.
I wanna be like Chris Paul were he uses both one motion and 2 motion shots
Phenomenal breakdown. Very few coach’s and players understand what you’ve articulated so well here
Why this channel is so underrated!!!!!
Arnaud Fils Guerrier love man💙🤞🏽
2 motion: ball moves to set point as legs and hips go down.
1 motion: ball moves first Legs load until ball reaches set point
Most importantly: Ball moves first before body.
🔥🔥🔥Let's get it
Viencint Cabada Jr yuhhhhhh
Lit as usual 💥
Jp: It takes skill
Harden: Unless it is that nigga Giannis
😂😂😂
Jp I have a question I just hit a growth spert I’m 6’4 now and I am super athletic should I switch to a two motion shot because now when I shoot a one motion shot it always has too much power on it and goes long
Kolostro8 YT do what’s best for you!
Kolostro8 YT anyonecan can shoot a 1 motion shot maybe u could raise your release point
I became a two motion shooter because all of my shots were missing long all the time. Now, I can shoot over people a lot better and I don't really miss long anymore. But i'm tall and decently strong, I definitely wouldn't recommend it for shorter guards.
Im 6'1 should i do so ?
How tall is u
2 motion shooters lacking strength and/or size for tough fades and pull ups may be better off taking spot up shots from the 3 point line. U dont have to have Steph range, just enough range to stretch the floor effectively for ya team. Then attack them closeouts cuz if u shoot a 2 motion shot it's not as fast as a 1 motion, therefore u have alil more time to read where the defense is coming from and where u can escape to off the dribble.
Another great vid keep it up and this will be your full time job
Isaiah thomas small guard with 2 motion shot
Sandroman ss2 facts! One of a kind tho🔥
Psalms 34:8
thanks i needed this for mid range.
I've always had great shot mechanics, and have been a shooter for many years, but throughout all that time I've been a two motion shooter. I am an amazing mid range shooter but I've always noticed that I've always struggled from beyond the 3pt line, and I've always wondered why. I questioned my mechanics, form, athletiscm. Of course I can hit the 3 from time to time, but it was never my go to shot, my go to was always the mid range game.
Now learning and hearing about one motion shooting from you, I'm convinced that I must switch to one motion now for 3pt shooting, and keep my two motion for my middies. Thank you coach.
Alex
Keep grinding bro!
@@JezPhipps thank you my man you too, subd!
2 for midrange, 1 for 3s
Is kyrie considered a two motion shooter??
Kyriediculous kyrie has a 2 motion shots for fades and pull-ups contested shots for catch and shoot he has a 1 motion
What's the name of this beat doggy door??
yo JP how do I practice tough shots but only by myself?
Tbh I thought luka had a one motion shot
TheNotSoGoodAtGaming Channel naaa two motion!🔥
@@JezPhipps wow that's surprising man
Me 2
I mainly just need to fix my mid range jumper it’s always off
Can you do rui hachimura shooting form
I think when I shoot 3 points. I uses one motion, and I use 2 motion in mid range, is it OK? ? My body just naturally do it, I didn't even know what's one motion or two motion before...
I have a video on why it’s good to have two jumpshots. Please check it out!
Tim duncan is which motion of shot
January 1, 2000?
Sounds like two motion is better except for when your shooting threes
Cool video and all, but you did not just say “shooting a Dirk one legged shot” at 1:48 then proceed to show a clip of Kevin Durant instead...
Kuretia yeah I did.... I guess I should’ve gotten a clip of dirk🙁😂
I'm pretty sure he meant dirks go to move that many other players use not Dirk in general
So a two motion shot is like a Catapult??
puaxes yes and no.... there are different types of two motion shots and yes having a hitch is one type
It is not ideal to have a catapult-like two motion shot, shooters should aim to keep the ball in front of their face as much as possible, even if they are a two motion shooter. Luka Doncic’s two motion shot is the best example of a balance between speed and control, and where the release point is best to not lose too much power.
i'm short player. i used to play with 1 motion shoot for 3 point range.
but i use 2 motion shoot for mid range.
is it consistent? help
Having two jumpers is common... also the only way for you to be consistent is if you put in the work