The Ultimate Guide to Become a Better Shooter in Basketball!

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It seems to work for form but repetition is what will make your shot a lot better.

 

repitition only strengthens your current shot, if your current shop is bad then you will begin to make it worse, formation is the basics to any good shot

 

good guide even though i already know this 10/10

 

thank you sir glad you liked it

 

Starting from your first point where you say your feet should be aligned.. that is wrong. If your a right shooter you should naturally want to have your right food slightly ahead of your left. Your preaching body symmetry where it shouldn't be preached; the right arm (consisting of elbow to hand) of a right shooter is going more towards the horizontal compared to the left arm. This would naturally make a shooter want to put their right foot in front of their left, which is entirely natural and correct.

I'm assuming your not the tallest kid around? Using this "perfect form shot" in public school will probably work, but when you get to even high school (united states) chances are you won't be able to do this stationary shit anymore. There are going to be players that will stuff that shit back in your mouth lol. And especially when you get to college, you can't have a "form." A good shooter can shoot with accuracy from adjusting his form. Kobe and dwayne for example are excellent shooters because they can adjust to make a shot over their defender; their fade away with "incorrect form" is just as accurate as their stand still or jumper. Take a pure shooter like reddick. He can't shoot worth shit when someone is legitimately in his face. Why? Because he can't adjust. He only has a "form" shot to his game (an excellent one at that.) He's lucky dwight pulls in his defender to the paint to give him wide open shots.

All i'm saying is you need to practice shooting with different forms. Not retardedly different.. but pretend there is a defender there to make you have to adjust your shot. You HAVE to be able to elevate high on your jumper if you want a chance at playing college, and given that I don't think you are that tall it's going to be a challenge.

Steve Nash is a model player for someone not so tall (even though he's like 6'4 lol). He practices his form shot yes, but he also is one of the best shot adjusters in the nba.

 

8/10. If the ball is on your palm you won't get alot of back spin as the ball is in motion. You should also make a guide on boxing out that way when people miss they still get the boards and put it back up.

 

He is right it should be on the fingertips. If you lose control get a tighter grip or add more finger into it. But don't have the ball on your palm.

 

Personally, I find it great that your desire to become a member of the User Educator team is amazing, but misguided. The general way this guide is written is a complete turn off (to me at least). I believe it is much more convenient if you just insert the pictures directly into the thread rather than making one giant image. But a direct opinion on this guide is that it has been made many times and can easily be argued that there is a better way to do it. Also, I find it extremely hard to follow a guide that has pictures of yourself trying to show the motions. I suggest for guides like this you incorporate images from the internet with your own. You are allowed to have images from the internet, just the guide can't be from the internet or the idea be from an internet source. Good luck, I expect to seem some nice work.