What I learned from playing basketball for like 4 years straight almost everyday is when you swish a shot remember how it feels, muscle memory along with great mechanics is a great way to be good at shooting.
You commented this a while ago, but still: When I shoot the ball sometimes I can physically feel that my muscles are "perfectly aligned" or something, and I know the second the ball leaves my hand that it will be a swish. Still can't really recreate this feeling every time, but I'm on my way.
@@cs3k3 just aim for a swish. it'll make you aim for a higher arc for a swish. even if it's not a swish, you'll still have a higher chance of making your shot.
Yep definitely true. I don't play very often but when I do just have a shooting session on a court, I might find a rhythm and get 3 or 4 three-pointers in a row from trying to replicate the exact same feeling. Then I lose it after a while though.
What I’ve learned from playing basketball for many years, is that the more I think about it the worst I do. The moment I stopped thinking about my shot at all is the moment I enter the zone and I do nothing but net. I start thinking about my shot or aiming for anything, I do worse.
I’ve always been a starter but last week because of you I knocked down a clutch 3 to win the game, now I am a starter, but with a lot more respect from my team 😄😄😄
Ive played tons of basketball and shooting has always been my specialty. They key is practicing good fundamantal mechanics and consistency. No matter the range, Consistent form. I always aimed at the back of the rim because most people end up short so if Im aiming for the front and I hit the front, I succeeded. I have heard both ways. Arc is super important. "Gotta get it up to get it in" is how I stays in my head. Either way, front or back of rim, get arc and always aim for the same spot.
I literally trust R2 with my life. Because of him I got my jumper right and fixed, at this point I listen to everything he says. If he told me to leave my girl because she cheated than I wouldn’t even ask any questions and do what he says. 😂
Anthony do you know that Robert Lewandowski has family roots with Adolf Hitler? And also try to compare Adolf s and Robert s face , and you l see that they re almost same
Great, clear instructions as usual. I’m a back of the rim guy. My thought being that if I shoot short because I am already aiming for the back of the rim I still have a decent chance of scoring, and if I shoot long, hopefully I will get a bank and the backboard will bail me out.
For me the arc is the most important, my mechanics and balance is easier and comes naturally, but once I mastered understanding 45 degree angle and optimizing that "rainbow " and getting the ball OVER the rim changed everything, it's literally like a cheat code
@@AZ-rg3rf Don't reach for the rim. Reach up and flip the wrist at the end. The ball will fly. Once you get the hang of it, you actually shoot farther easier. It's almost like you're trying to hit the rafters.
I shoot good as a casual player. But I didn’t realize that I am actually not aiming at any point, until some day my friend told me that Stephen curry’s aiming at the front of the rim. It actually shocked me that I’m simply shooting with a “feel”😂 Now I’m trying to find my aiming points, which I think could help me to elevate my shooting game further!
There is no need to aim IT cones by itself You learn the technics to shoot then you Just need to remember how you scored Im Not looking to the basket I Always stay in 30 to 40 percent scoring nonmstter If Theres an opponent or im playing alone Theres timelines where i Score 60 to 80 percent depending in the flow Im Not looking to the basket ITS Just a millisecond Im Not thinking while throwing If you concentrate on aiming IT will Focus you on the wrong Thing You should aim AS a beginner Then next step you should repeat the whole movement If thats what you did you need to shoot from everywhere creating yourself to Score out of Balance and different situations You can See that they all shoot Up to the Same positions But the biggest Players have some Special moves and sbilties IT comes from creating a Shot and handle or arm swipe they repeated knowing IT will Score Sometimes ITS Other Fingers Sometimes ellbow or the feet To aim is Just for beginners Also to hold the ball everytine in the Same way with the Groove or seam in Fingers wont Push your scoring You need to firget IT and shoot the ball in every Situation To hold the ball with the seam on the Fingers is for beginners and If you have the time to correct the Balls Position in your Hand vor This Safe scoring Shot I did it with the seam AS a beginner it helped me Then i didnt used IT i anymore i Just Relied on IT for Safe scoring If you got big hands and you can Home the ball in one Hand you shouldnt Put your Lifetime in Shooting the ball only with a correct positioning in your Fingers That will Limit your scoring
I played high school basketball, but I was mainly a football player, and hardly practiced my hoop game. I just played pickup. I never realized that just an hour of practice a day might have been enough to play in college somewhere. Wish I had access to information like this when I played
Correct! You want to pivot into your shooting position- much like a catch and shoot. And remember- the main thing with this drill is focusing on the rim, finding your target, and dropping it in!
I love basketball and could never shoot. I watch so many video saying this same stuff. I figured it out very very late. I shoot with my feet. Yes feet! when you set your feet push off with the needed power to get the ball up and over the front of the rim. The key is to put enough arc and judge how the ball falls in and over the front of the rim. the key is to drop the ball in with a soft and on line arc. your feet starts it, your release sends it, and gravity and the arc makes it hit. practice your spots daily and in 2 weeks play a pick up game and only shoot from your spots. I want from 5 points a game to 21 easy. just need 2-3 weeks of practice.
Do not put your hand directly on the "bottom" of/behind the basketball when gathering. It should be slightly off center so that when you raise the ball (which naturally turns your wrist), the hand does end up naturally rotating and does in up on the bottom. Practice it slowly until you have a feel for where your hand should hit to accomplish this and you'll end up with a far more natural feeling shot that is easier to replicate.
Bruh wtf i watched your videos for 3 days in a row went out to the court and bruhhhhhh my shot/jumpshot has gotten so much better. I dont even comment on videos i had to let somebody know he know what he tAlking bout....i was Greeeennn and i never could really hoop but adding this just got me in there
I realized trying to play around with my form is I focus on squaring my shot to the net and focusing on my form. I focus on my form because sometimes the defender is blocking my eyes or I don't have a clear view of the net. I am always amazed when the ball goes in even though I don't see the net.
My method is to drop the ball onto the center of the hoop. Imagine a crosshair dissecting the rim. You want to drop the ball onto the point where the lines cross.
I used to try to visualize dropping the back side of the ball on the front of the rim, if that makes sense. I didn't want the ball to land on the front of the rim, just have the back part of the ball graze that inside of the front rim as it was dropping through. I always seem to shoot a couple inches far so it was usually a swish. But when I'd see that rotation stop as the ball grazed the inside of the front of the rim I knew I was on.
Stop trying to put your shooting hand directly under the ball and your wrist flexibility will be just fine. Watch some videos on curry shooting in slow mo. He starts with his hand under the ball but to the side and then as he gets past his set point and goes into the shot his hand goes directly under the ball. That’s how pretty much everyone should shoot
Trae has a different grip from Curry, Booker or Klay, but the idea is clear: you dont have to put your hand directly over the ball as you initiate your shot, because the hand change it's position as you raise the ball. Besides, it's more difficult to shoot well.
Yeah, that’s the proper way to shoot. If you have freakishly big hands like some nba players you can get away with having the hand directly under the ball. Almost no one with regular hands has the flexibility to shoot without their hand a little bit to the side without creating extra tension on their shot.
Your release should be just before the apex of your jump. If you shoot at the very top or in the way down you lose power generated by you legs. It would be like standing on a ladder and shooting without jumping
It gets me every time when people talk about finger placement, all of the finger placements shown are the same because the ball is a sphere. The line on the ball is just a concept only the follow through that matters.
I like to make the last point of contact with the ball my index finger and literally point it directly at the rim and that works for me but I’m definitely gonna try some of these thanks for the vid
I don't look at the rim from my angle, like straight ahead of me. That is an easy way to bonk it off the front. I see the rim as a flat plane and imagine that I'm dropping the ball into it from the top so that way I'll always have the proper height and arc. As far as aiming, I can't help with that lol.
I know this comment is new for such an old video but I was wondering what part of the middle are you talking about, like the middle hook or the centre space of the rim? 4:44
There are many different types of aim. Spatial, analytical, spiritual, and temporal. In basketball, spatial aim is being able to shoot the ball into the hoop. Analytical precision would be knowing who to pass it to or what shots to take. Spiritual aim is asking what conduct will lead to a better world? Temporal aim is asking when do I pull the trigger on my planned actions? The 4 types of aim don't always apply to every situation, but they are interconnected and are all important aspects to becoming precise!
How do you know it works for you if you've never tried something else? I'm genuinely asking fam! I encourage players to try new things and see what other methods may/may not be right for them! Not saying any other focal point will be better for you- I'm not sure- but I'd be eager for you to try
@@ILB No I know where the recommended spot is to aim on the rim, I just choose to aim for just the net to make it look cool while still going in a lot. Plus if you playing on a very hard rim or a double rim you gotta try aiming for it to just hit the net.
@@ILBYes lol of course. If anybody aims for the net under the rim then how the hell can anybody regardless who it is including Stephen Curry even make 1 shot? lol
@@goku360100 Ha man I'm just going on what you said LOL. "I aim at nothing but the bottom of the net"- lol- you can see how that can be confusing! haha. I'm glad you don't actually aim at the bottom of the net!
You only shoot consistently with it is because you’re used to it. I guarantee if you train yourself to shoot without a thumb flick your shot will be way more consistent in the long run.
Thumb flicks don’t push the ball one way or other. Something else is going on in your shot. Curry and kyrie use em. Your thumb is off the ball before you start shooting towards the basket.
@@kevinsutube1p528 which is exactly why they push the ball left or right sometimes. When you go up for a shot you have the ball centered in your shooting hand (every1 will vary slightly) your off hand vome off the ball first and when it does the thumb flick will move the ball while it's still in your hand. Then when you finally do release it bc remember this is all happening really fast, the ball can/will be more to one side or the other causing the missed shots left and right.
@@kevinsutube1p528 the only way that a thumb flick doesn't interfere with your shot is if you have your dominant hand off a little to the left/ right and the thumb flick balances it out. If your dominant hand is centered then yes it can interfere with your shot.
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What I learned from playing basketball for like 4 years straight almost everyday is when you swish a shot remember how it feels, muscle memory along with great mechanics is a great way to be good at shooting.
You commented this a while ago, but still: When I shoot the ball sometimes I can physically feel that my muscles are "perfectly aligned" or something, and I know the second the ball leaves my hand that it will be a swish. Still can't really recreate this feeling every time, but I'm on my way.
@@cs3k3 just aim for a swish. it'll make you aim for a higher arc for a swish. even if it's not a swish, you'll still have a higher chance of making your shot.
Fax
Yep definitely true. I don't play very often but when I do just have a shooting session on a court, I might find a rhythm and get 3 or 4 three-pointers in a row from trying to replicate the exact same feeling. Then I lose it after a while though.
What I’ve learned from playing basketball for many years, is that the more I think about it the worst I do. The moment I stopped thinking about my shot at all is the moment I enter the zone and I do nothing but net. I start thinking about my shot or aiming for anything, I do worse.
I’ve always been a starter but last week because of you I knocked down a clutch 3 to win the game, now I am a starter, but with a lot more respect from my team 😄😄😄
Congrats homie
Am late, but that's great bro!
What you play, high school ball?
@@ajayisbetter I’m a middle schooler that plays in highschool yea
@@RJ_Question oh shoot man nice I hope you can play college ball too. Update me in a couple years what happened if you can
Loved making this video! Let’s get better today!
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Ryan man you helped me a lot thank you 🙏
Thank you for this video 🙏 😊 very helpful
This is a big help coach ryan, becauss I'm a catch and shoot SG Thanks voach
Great Video.. I'm definitely going to add these to my Workouts
Thank you for all your help i went from 6 minutes playing time to our team's 6th man!
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Congratulations
Nice😊
Are u good at basketball now
Ive played tons of basketball and shooting has always been my specialty. They key is practicing good fundamantal mechanics and consistency. No matter the range, Consistent form. I always aimed at the back of the rim because most people end up short so if Im aiming for the front and I hit the front, I succeeded. I have heard both ways. Arc is super important. "Gotta get it up to get it in" is how I stays in my head. Either way, front or back of rim, get arc and always aim for the same spot.
I literally trust R2 with my life. Because of him I got my jumper right and fixed, at this point I listen to everything he says. If he told me to leave my girl because she cheated than I wouldn’t even ask any questions and do what he says. 😂
Hahahaha- well if she's cheated- R2 def would tell you to drop her LOL
Anthony do you know that Robert Lewandowski has family roots with Adolf Hitler?
And also try to compare Adolf s and Robert s face , and you l see that they re almost same
@@itstime4crusade bro stop. 😭
@@Antos1907 Go check up google, im real
Lewandowski is the grandson of Hitler's youngest sister, Paula Hitler
@@itstime4crusade bruh 🤣🤣🤣
Great, clear instructions as usual. I’m a back of the rim guy. My thought being that if I shoot short because I am already aiming for the back of the rim I still have a decent chance of scoring, and if I shoot long, hopefully I will get a bank and the backboard will bail me out.
Definitely makes sense Street! APpreciate your comment as always!
I've been doing this for years. It can help if your miss is generally short which mine often is.
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For me the arc is the most important, my mechanics and balance is easier and comes naturally, but once I mastered understanding 45 degree angle and optimizing that "rainbow " and getting the ball OVER the rim changed everything, it's literally like a cheat code
Curry shoots at 55
Can you elaborate?
@@AZ-rg3rf focus on spinning the ball off your finger tips
@@AZ-rg3rf
Don't reach for the rim. Reach up and flip the wrist at the end. The ball will fly. Once you get the hang of it, you actually shoot farther easier. It's almost like you're trying to hit the rafters.
@@bogusphone8000 bingo, essentially the wrist flip part
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I shoot good as a casual player. But I didn’t realize that I am actually not aiming at any point, until some day my friend told me that Stephen curry’s aiming at the front of the rim. It actually shocked me that I’m simply shooting with a “feel”😂 Now I’m trying to find my aiming points, which I think could help me to elevate my shooting game further!
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Let's go! Let's gett better man!
I use to think i was good in basketball until watching this dude. Its a whole science out aide of raw talent
There is no need to aim IT cones by itself
You learn the technics to shoot then you Just need to remember how you scored
Im Not looking to the basket
I Always stay in 30 to 40 percent scoring nonmstter If Theres an opponent or im playing alone
Theres timelines where i Score 60 to 80 percent depending in the flow
Im Not looking to the basket
ITS Just a millisecond
Im Not thinking while throwing
If you concentrate on aiming IT will Focus you on the wrong Thing
You should aim AS a beginner
Then next step you should repeat the whole movement
If thats what you did you need to shoot from everywhere creating yourself to Score out of Balance and different situations
You can See that they all shoot Up to the Same positions
But the biggest Players have some Special moves and sbilties
IT comes from creating a Shot and handle or arm swipe they repeated knowing IT will Score
Sometimes ITS Other Fingers
Sometimes ellbow or the feet
To aim is Just for beginners
Also to hold the ball everytine in the Same way with the Groove or seam in Fingers wont Push your scoring
You need to firget IT and shoot the ball in every Situation
To hold the ball with the seam on the Fingers is for beginners and If you have the time to correct the Balls Position in your Hand vor This Safe scoring Shot
I did it with the seam AS a beginner it helped me
Then i didnt used IT i anymore i Just Relied on IT for Safe scoring
If you got big hands and you can Home the ball in one Hand you shouldnt Put your Lifetime in Shooting the ball only with a correct positioning in your Fingers
That will Limit your scoring
Love the tips! Wish I showed flight this cause you taught me a lot and wish flight can learn from u too
He is!!
That's good I feel like he get better every day like I am!
Flight needs to hit the weight room
I'm pretty sure he can Google "how to shoot a basketball" you need to have the drive to get better first.
I trust you R2 i hit 80 percent of my shots wide open now 💯
Let's go! That's big time!
@@ILB took me a year to get there but all it takes is hard work and patience
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7:23 sheeesh that was so smooth!!
haha yeah it was! Let's go!
i love the way he slapped the ball at 1:05
I do the same thing I am called klay cause I got distance all because of yall.... Thanks!!!! Love the tips!!!
Let's go JBreezy!! We will keep them coming for you man, much love
@@ILB love all day bro yall impact my day all day every time I see yall with these helpful tips
I played high school basketball, but I was mainly a football player, and hardly practiced my hoop game. I just played pickup. I never realized that just an hour of practice a day might have been enough to play in college somewhere. Wish I had access to information like this when I played
On that second drill , should you keep one foot locked when you pivot?
Correct! You want to pivot into your shooting position- much like a catch and shoot. And remember- the main thing with this drill is focusing on the rim, finding your target, and dropping it in!
@@ILB Thanks 😁
You are the one who is making me better
Let's go Gourav! Much love man- keep working king
I love basketball and could never shoot. I watch so many video saying this same stuff. I figured it out very very late. I shoot with my feet. Yes feet! when you set your feet push off with the needed power to get the ball up and over the front of the rim. The key is to put enough arc and judge how the ball falls in and over the front of the rim. the key is to drop the ball in with a soft and on line arc. your feet starts it, your release sends it, and gravity and the arc makes it hit. practice your spots daily and in 2 weeks play a pick up game and only shoot from your spots. I want from 5 points a game to 21 easy. just need 2-3 weeks of practice.
💕 it man keep schooling the community thanks this help improvement or just a good workout in general.
Yoo I need dis video so much 🤟🏾
Let's get it Jay!
Thanks man, amazing content and dedication! U got one more sub. All the best for all the players around the world!
why couldnt you just tell me what i clicked for
😂
They gave you that and more
@@Dilanbbboy845 I didn't want more
Do not put your hand directly on the "bottom" of/behind the basketball when gathering. It should be slightly off center so that when you raise the ball (which naturally turns your wrist), the hand does end up naturally rotating and does in up on the bottom. Practice it slowly until you have a feel for where your hand should hit to accomplish this and you'll end up with a far more natural feeling shot that is easier to replicate.
You are a really good teacher
4 seconds ago. Wow! This my earliest
haha You were QUICK QUICK!
I aim at the triangles and diamonds in the back of the net.
ryan for president
I like it....
I'm glad he told me to aim for the basket, I was shooting it the wrong direction
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Bruh wtf i watched your videos for 3 days in a row went out to the court and bruhhhhhh my shot/jumpshot has gotten so much better. I dont even comment on videos i had to let somebody know he know what he tAlking bout....i was Greeeennn and i never could really hoop but adding this just got me in there
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every vid is 🔥 your the best man💯💪🏀
Much love man! We will keep them coming!
I realized trying to play around with my form is I focus on squaring my shot to the net and focusing on my form. I focus on my form because sometimes the defender is blocking my eyes or I don't have a clear view of the net. I am always amazed when the ball goes in even though I don't see the net.
Thanks for the tips! My jump shot became a lot more accurate thanks to them 😀
My shooting band goes a little sideways and how do I flick my wrist and make my middle finger go down
Thanks for the info 👍
you got it Drippy!
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im a playmaker looking for better ways to shoot the ball, this helped.
feet apart
uniform grip
guide hand placement
minimal head tilt
elbow above eyebrow
aiming middle of rim better
look early at the rim
My method is to drop the ball onto the center of the hoop. Imagine a crosshair dissecting the rim. You want to drop the ball onto the point where the lines cross.
“Look at the front of the rim and try to shoot just over it’
Calvin Murphy
I aim for the hooks that connects the net and rim
Oh interesting- if it works for you- then that's what's up!
Excellent.
I used to try to visualize dropping the back side of the ball on the front of the rim, if that makes sense. I didn't want the ball to land on the front of the rim, just have the back part of the ball graze that inside of the front rim as it was dropping through. I always seem to shoot a couple inches far so it was usually a swish. But when I'd see that rotation stop as the ball grazed the inside of the front of the rim I knew I was on.
Trying to drop the ball straight down in front of the back rim is the best look.
Let's get it Josh! Glad to hear that fam
Where can i get that ball?
I know one technique is to place a chair close to the basket and sit down. Then shoot from the chair and it will help with arcing.
Thank you for the tips
You got it fam! Appreciate you!
This is my favourite channel. I especially like it when you explain everything so nicely. I wish you a lot of success with the channel and happy life.
Great coach🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
You got it Yazid!
@@ILB please Can you make a video on how to shoot from a Long range
@@Tv_tawhid Yeah man- and we actually put one out a few months ago! th-cam.com/video/IN5C-I71Ksw/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so much I really needed this video lol
Let's go man, glad it helps!
@@ILB :)
how high do you have to jump to shoot
Depends who is defending, if your open then jump as high as you feel comfortable
@@GiftedGaz78 ok thx
High enough not to get blocked. High enough to generate enough power to get the ball to the hoop
Or high enough to reach the sky @@Kevinschart
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I’ve been observing Melo and Tray Young, their way of shooting looks different. Why is that?
Can you guys make a video on how to increase our wrist flexibility, please?
Hey man! Is there an issue with your wrist to why you feel you need more flexibility?
@@ILB I'm not sure I don't if it's because I'm a beginner or my hands are small or just simply I'm not a 3pt shooter
Stop trying to put your shooting hand directly under the ball and your wrist flexibility will be just fine. Watch some videos on curry shooting in slow mo. He starts with his hand under the ball but to the side and then as he gets past his set point and goes into the shot his hand goes directly under the ball. That’s how pretty much everyone should shoot
When I aim at the three rings in front, when it don’t hit the front of the rim, it hits the back, so I try that so much it just won’t work.
But the best shooters in NBA (Steph, Young, etc) have their hand on the side of the ball instead of underneath
Trae has a different grip from Curry, Booker or Klay, but the idea is clear: you dont have to put your hand directly over the ball as you initiate your shot, because the hand change it's position as you raise the ball.
Besides, it's more difficult to shoot well.
It doesn’t stay on the side on the last momvements of the shot
Yeah, that’s the proper way to shoot. If you have freakishly big hands like some nba players you can get away with having the hand directly under the ball. Almost no one with regular hands has the flexibility to shoot without their hand a little bit to the side without creating extra tension on their shot.
my free throw % improved by like 15% when I imagine a tiny line on the front of the rim. aim small - miss small principal
Man ur the best, my shots are getting fire)
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Good news we won the match.. And I made 15pts out of 31pts... 😎😎😎😍😍😍 3-6(3Pts)Thanks coach
@@andygambo1684 Wow man, that's HUGE! Congrats Andy, you took it to them!
Hey just a question,do u stop midair for a little bit to aim before starting to moove your hand and wrist and elbow?
Your release should be just before the apex of your jump. If you shoot at the very top or in the way down you lose power generated by you legs. It would be like standing on a ladder and shooting without jumping
It gets me every time when people talk about finger placement, all of the finger placements shown are the same because the ball is a sphere. The line on the ball is just a concept only the follow through that matters.
I just started 2 weeks ago and I'm semi-good
I am trying to get better def helped I used to have some weird side spin
I like to make the last point of contact with the ball my index finger and literally point it directly at the rim and that works for me but I’m definitely gonna try some of these thanks for the vid
I don't look at the rim from my angle, like straight ahead of me. That is an easy way to bonk it off the front. I see the rim as a flat plane and imagine that I'm dropping the ball into it from the top so that way I'll always have the proper height and arc. As far as aiming, I can't help with that lol.
When I go to the Nba you will be a part of my great shooting
Once my mechanics feels good going into my shot I usually make it. I don't really aim cause once I'm aiming I'm missing for sure.
Idk why i love aiming at the back of the rim
I know this comment is new for such an old video but I was wondering what part of the middle are you talking about, like the middle hook or the centre space of the rim? 4:44
idk how to explain but i literally just look at the rim i don’t look at anything in specific and it works wrlll for me
What is the best thing to focus on when putting more arc into your shots?
The way u flick ur wrist
The angle of your shot. Getting that elbow at the eybrow. Check out our recen't "Short" and "Story" that shows some drills on getting proper arc!
Do these rules/guides apply to all threes like corner wing top key
Can you make a video of game speed finishing drills?
ABsolutely!
Fixed my problem instantly
It is very simple
First aim at front of rim
Then back then centre
And figure out which suites for you
There are many different types of aim. Spatial, analytical, spiritual, and temporal.
In basketball, spatial aim is being able to shoot the ball into the hoop.
Analytical precision would be knowing who to pass it to or what shots to take.
Spiritual aim is asking what conduct will lead to a better world?
Temporal aim is asking when do I pull the trigger on my planned actions?
The 4 types of aim don't always apply to every situation, but they are interconnected and are all important aspects to becoming precise!
what are you on about bro
@@sophiawilliams8650 I left a pretty long comment, I don't think it requires much more explanation!
@@BetterYouBetterWorld i’m saying you’re corny
@@sophiawilliams8650 I've been called worse!
My shooting percentage: 12%
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😂😂😂 my jumper wet but I’m unpredictable so
Can u make a video about how to defend in different situations
Totally- we've been due for a defense video for real!
good stuff
As a shooter its more of a feel then a aim for me
a year ago i used to aim at the bottom of the net is that bad?
As long as I been shooting I don't aim for nothing but the bottom of the net. Works for me and shows how good my shot really is.
How do you know it works for you if you've never tried something else? I'm genuinely asking fam! I encourage players to try new things and see what other methods may/may not be right for them! Not saying any other focal point will be better for you- I'm not sure- but I'd be eager for you to try
@@ILB No I know where the recommended spot is to aim on the rim, I just choose to aim for just the net to make it look cool while still going in a lot. Plus if you playing on a very hard rim or a double rim you gotta try aiming for it to just hit the net.
@@goku360100 ohhh so you mean the "center" of the hoop/ and not like... the net UNDER the rim, right?
@@ILBYes lol of course. If anybody aims for the net under the rim then how the hell can anybody regardless who it is including Stephen Curry even make 1 shot? lol
@@goku360100 Ha man I'm just going on what you said LOL. "I aim at nothing but the bottom of the net"- lol- you can see how that can be confusing! haha. I'm glad you don't actually aim at the bottom of the net!
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Did you guys remove the beginners fundamentals drills video? I can’t find it anymore. Can’t find the intermediate one either.
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Any thoughts on thumb flicks? I shoot more accurately on average with it, but sometimes it pushes the ball left or right.
You only shoot consistently with it is because you’re used to it. I guarantee if you train yourself to shoot without a thumb flick your shot will be way more consistent in the long run.
Thumb flicks don’t push the ball one way or other. Something else is going on in your shot. Curry and kyrie use em. Your thumb is off the ball before you start shooting towards the basket.
@@kevinsutube1p528 which is exactly why they push the ball left or right sometimes. When you go up for a shot you have the ball centered in your shooting hand (every1 will vary slightly) your off hand vome off the ball first and when it does the thumb flick will move the ball while it's still in your hand. Then when you finally do release it bc remember this is all happening really fast, the ball can/will be more to one side or the other causing the missed shots left and right.
@@smackdoe3626 not true.
@@kevinsutube1p528 the only way that a thumb flick doesn't interfere with your shot is if you have your dominant hand off a little to the left/ right and the thumb flick balances it out. If your dominant hand is centered then yes it can interfere with your shot.