Form Shooting with Hoop Group Coach Dave Hopla
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2011
- Hoop Group Coach Dave Hopla goes through his form shooting drill which include 1 arm form, guide hand, and off the dribble. An easy way to keep track of your shots is to download the iHopla App on iTunes. Coach Hopla runs shooting camps in the summer a the Hoop Group's facility in the Poconos.
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This dude is no joke he literally will make 99 out of 100 shots he takes!!! He don't miss and he is a great coach!!! The man that don't miss lol it's amazing 🙏💪🏀
“I bend and then extend.” Bars
Lol
This guy taught me how to shoot the ball 🏀 so happy I meet him at the nba all star game back in 2015
Actually, your approach to shooting baskets applies to so much more (like musical instruments, riding a unicycle, physics, a second language, mathematics etc etc). You are a remarkable person because you point out the path to mastery!
Greatest shooter I have had the fortunate opportunity to learn from in person
Best shooting coach and motivator in the world ... also one of the best if not the best shooters I have ever seen ... great motivator to have students practice practice practice
This drill improves all aspects of basketball not just shooting but dribbling, finishing, passing, everything.
It was taught to me as a kid but slightly different. I was taught to go around the key and then step away from the basket half steps at a time until you reach the 3 pt. But the same thing, one hand and then two hands. Coach hopla adds the dribble into a shot as well which is great.
As a kid I was able to shoot three pointers and deeper one handed without bending or stepping
Thank you for sharing Mr☆Hopla 😊
great tips coach, thanks!!
Great fundamentals coach.
Thanks for this video Brother!
THANK YOUU !! I LEARNED A LOT
great instruction
Im buying a spalding ball because of this video asap im rocking a green ncaa ball right now but now its time To upgrade !! Thanks for the tips coach !!
Great video
Wow 💯🔥🔥🔥
@JTown2123 Of course
Great information. Just wish the camera would pull back a bit so we can see both the shooter and the rim.
this is very well suited for an approach to practicing your shooting shot. but if you have a fundamental problem, it may not address it.
"elbow going above the eyebrow" means little to me. it's all about the L shape, the followthrough, and having plenty of spin off the ball by using the right amount of power from your main fingers. (but these were my problems. i can only say that pro shot shooting system really helped me out in that regard. unfortunately, they deleted an older video which makes me sad because i can no longer reference it and help others)
Look between your thumb and index finger of your shooting hand while gripping the ball before you shoot, there should be enough space so you see "Daylight". when you extend the thumb out far enough the ball should naturally be resting on your finger tips and pads. When the thumb comes in the ball is resting on your palm more.
As good as it gets. Shooting is simple.
🌟 So good he had to change his name (!)
hi Coach can u share how you hold the ball?
dem locusts
@31NBAallstar I would so like to see u have his shooting ability u wouldnt touch him
is it good to have your feet at an angle when shooting
kyle abeysinghe yes÷
Honestly I’ve tried both during practice and what ends up happening in a game is that you do both, at an angle, straight towards the basket, and everything in between. I think if you get the upper body mastered(your shooting grip, guide hand, release, follow through, target etc..) the angle of the feet don’t matter. The role of the feet in the jump shot is to just adjust the body so that it can take the same shot it does when your practicing 2-4 ft away and when you’re on the move 15-20ft away. The upper mechanics stay the same, but the feet may set differently. Just focus on this drill, my coach taught me the same one but slightly different
I’m very late at this but it doesn’t really matter what ever is more comfortable just don’t turn your feet too much
The awesome 9 year old facts
Dave always coached having your toes pointed at the basket.
Some people swear by angling the feet at the FT line, but, in the end, it's whatever your most comfortable with.
hi coach, can u share how you hold the ball? thanks
Read the basketball, fingers perpendicular to the stripes, hold it on the fingers and... "Other side" of the knuckles. Off-shooting hand does nothing but keep the ball from falling off the shooting hand and protect it from the defender.
@Anthony441 He has a 3 day, 40 man session here. Chargin 400$ for it though :/
If anyone with knowledge in this matter can answer ( TheHoopGroup included! )
Thanks !!
1. I see that when you are shooting in front of the hoop you are using the same form, that same power, but when you are further away from the hoop do you add additional power to the form and give power with your legs as well or do you just do the same amount of power with the form as if you were just in front of the ring and add the rest of the power from the legs as you get farther?
If I recall correctly, Dave just added power by bending his legs a little deeper and eventually jumping into a jump shot to add the power.
@@JayIceColdDcorrect
does the ball roll off his middle finger last or his index finger?
The art of competition both
how is that possible if the middle finger is longer than the index
@@theartofcompetition5965 because few people are flexible enough to rotate their wrist completely head on in a shooting position.
Pro shot shooting system make so much more sense that this
***** I disagree Jake, Dave is a shooting guru. I think his stuff on shooting mechanics is dead on. + he's been the shooting coach for a number of NBA teams, incl. the Knicks.
pro shot shooting studies players with imperfect forms. players that havnt studies shooting like hopla has. perhaps hoplas theory is better but in practice perhaps pro shot is better
the thing with pro shot that doesn't make a lot of sense to me is how much they say sway is important. Yet, when several NBA players were interviewed by coach Nick of Bbalbreakdown, who also is very into sway, they all said that was something they didn't even realize they were doing until someone pointed it out to them. How important can it be to work on something that some great NBA shooters aren't even working on? Also, I watch things like 3 point contest in NBA which has no sway either and have to think that maybe guys like Hopla know what they are talking about. He did work with pro NBA teams after all...
but he does everything proshot advocates. except he sees the benefits of one handed form shooting. and his knees arent pointed inwards
dave sways. dave does everything pro shot does.
what does he mean by day light at 1:00
Yu Ka Chan lol it’s 6 years later but he means light like let light through the gap
Ryan Noonan 6days later
TheRealSurge 6 months later
nigga you still alive
the one thing he does much differently is that he shoots knees out instead of knees in..
keep the ball on your fingertips and the pads on your hand
and your point is??
Ned
Ray Allen
why's he using that ball that all the NBA players hated?
Yea bruh 2006 ball
He hit the rim twice...and almost missed at 2:24
...almost.
"Dave Hopla
why can`t he coach me for like a week? my shot is as inconsistent as the damn stock market on day its 5 for 5 the next its 3 for 5