this doesn't address the conversation on eye dominance at all. saying both eyes should see the rim doesn't have anything to do with how eye dominance might relate to shot line
Eye dominance is less about vision but more on aiming. Eye dominance doesn't only work when your using only 1 eye. Even when you see your target with both eyes, your mind subconsciously aims using your dominant eye, hence the eye test. When you do the eye test you don't start off having 1 eye closed. You do it with 2 eyes open, that basically is the logic behind it. Its not about covering one eye, its about even when you see your target with both eyes, your brain aims using your dominant eye.
So many holes in the argument. Doesn’t take having a weaker eye into account. My eyesight isn’t the greatest but individually, my left eye is carrying the team and my right is lagging behind. Form shooting would have me bringing the ball up my right side, but would also take longer to master and would have a lower max potential than allowing my body guide me in bringing it up my left. Obviously, thanking it to the extreme and shooting on the opposite side would impair the shot. But shooting straight through the midline like Lonzo’s new shot, KD, and Diangelo Russell gives me more potential and more ease in mastering my shot.
Im sorry coach, but ima have to disagree all great shooters have eye dominance and they consistently get it towards there dominant eye and knock it down with great results as with any accuracy sport it important to have perfect aim, while i do agree you shouldn’t be swinging the ball like lonzo (being cross dominant myself) but to say it has no relevance to your shot is ridiculous
how about similar sport game which need aiming to a spot? if you see dart game. right hand players using their right eye as dominant eye, their hrad slightly turn to the left and some of them hand arm start more to the opposite side. mostly the same with basketball shooting.
2 questions 1. Should I learn how to shoot with my left/ non-dominant hand? 2. Do you shoot as well with your non-dominant hand as you do your dominant hand or are you ambidextrous?
Ryan Razooky Basketball Your argument isn’t totally correct. Yes it’s true that you should have your hand underneath the ball and only on the side of your shooting hand no matter if your right hand dominant with a dominant left eye and vice versa. However having a dominant eye that is opposed to your dominant hand does in fact cause a shooter to naturally bring the ball up into their set point from the other side of their body. It is a symptom of having an opposing dominant eye from your dominant hand. Should they use that as an excuse for why they shoot that way ? No. Can it be fixed? yes of course with a lot of form shooting. should you correct everyone who has that issue ? Maybe if it effects their ability to shoot ie lonzo, mkg. However there are other players like KD and Devin booker who have been successful shooting this way. If you look at sports like archery and target shooting (with guns) , having an opposing dominant eye does effect how your fundamentals that’s one of the main things they focus on even though they should see the target with both eyes.
Are you basing this on the assumption that players have 20/20 vision? I ask because before I got contacts my vision was severely hampered AND eye dominant. I'm right handed but my right eye was that weak that I naturally used my left eye to see more. Even now with contacts I still occasionally feel like I'm using my left eye more than my right. I've just had to try and mentally/physically break the habit of bringing the ball towards my left side and keep it in line instead. So while I understand and agree with the motion that if you are able to then shoot with correct form, it's not necessarily going to work as easy for others.
Also yes both eyes see generally the front facing objects in the field of there view. But it doesn’t change the very real way ur nervous system adjusted its representation of said objects based on it one is weak or not. Exp
This is not a myth! Eye dominance is about amining with one eye while both eyes are open. I never heard a coach talking to cloase one eye. A lot of crossed eye players move the shooting path over to the dominante eye like Dominic Safarta. The question is, what to do in this case? Train eye dominace to the other side (yes its possible) or accept shifted shooting path. Both have some flaws.
Curry Empire ruclips.net/video/e0_QskqZuSY/видео.html You don’t tell that to people when they lift weights. Gotta get the technique right. Small adjustments if needed but both of your eyes should be able to see the rim
Your argument isn’t totally correct. Yes it’s true that you should have your hand underneath the ball and only on the side of your shooting hand no matter if your right hand dominant with a dominant left eye and vice versa. However having a dominant eye that is opposed to your dominant hand does in fact cause a shooter to naturally bring the ball up into their set point from the other side of their body. It is a symptom of having an opposing dominant eye from your dominant hand. Should they use that as an excuse for why they shoot that way ? No. Can it be fixed? yes of course with a lot of form shooting. should you correct everyone who has that issue ? Maybe if it effects their ability to shoot ie lonzo, mkg. However there are other players like KD and Devin booker who have been successful shooting this way. If you look at sports like archery and target shooting (with guns) , having an opposing dominant eye does effect how your fundamentals that’s one of the main things they focus on even though they should see the target with both eyes.
Forrest Leon Warren regardless of durants / bookers success we shouldn’t teach those mechanics or encourage them. The goal is to teach the correct shooting form & players will get as close as possible to the textbook form. May not be perfect but we want them to be at least close to perfect form
Im crosseye dominant and my shooting form is pretty same to dbook, it’s all about comfy and the reason for bringing the ball from the left pocket is to align my shooting finger with my left eye. It’s the same thing with dart, gun and archery
I am right-handed and I have the left dominant eye, when I shoot, I start with the shoot pocket in the middle and go up everything, looking at the basket but without aiming, because my face is turned to the basket and there it is aligned, because of that my set point it's close to the nose, but it causes some problems in the mechanics, mainly in the hand placement, I'm very inconsistent, time I'm hitting everything, but depending on the way I catch the ball sometimes air balls come out, I train every day, it wasn't to happen, when I try to shoot the right way, with the shot line out, I make mistakes because I do the same thing, because going straight to my right eye shadow (which becomes my new set point) is not straight for the basket, but yes naris, and then it doesn't go in the right direction, I was taught that I should do everything in a straight line, but seeing the video it seems that the right thing is to do the shot line from the outside and aim, and not just go straight up, finishing the throw with the hand in the basket, is that right ?? sorry for grammatical or concordance errors, I used google translator, hugs from Brazil, thanks in advance
In your example it shows that your follow through is off to the side. Shouldn’t this result in your shot being off right? How do you know if your follow through is going towards the basket if its not in front of your eye/eyes?
Ryan Razooky Basketball your first example shows you shooting and your follow through is on the side of your head, in front of your ear/shoulder. If you see steph and klay shoot or even alot of nba players, their follow through is in front of their face/shooting eye, which allows them to aim directly for the rim.
My wrist elbow hip knees and toes are all in one perfectly straight line. If the ball is in the middle of my head the elbow would be popping out or the shoulder would be too far in
Eye dominance is a myth because when I shoot with my right I shoot from the right side of my head and when I shoot with my left I shoot from the left side
Is there a problem if my set point is at the top of my forehead (kinda higher than Lillard´s set point)? or does it NEED to be at the right side of my head if I´m right handed?
I have a thumb flick and because of that i can pull from beyond the 3pt line, but when im not focused my shot can be off. The thing is whenever i try removing that thumb flick my range dropped from beyond the 3pt line to maybe 1 step inside of the 3pt line. Do u thing i should remove or just jeep practicing my muscle memory??
Red Viper depends what stage you are in your career but I would highly recommend getting rid of it. You will lose power for a little bit gain accuracy & the strength will come with time
@@R2bball i mean ive been shooting like this for years and last season i was still hitting at least 3 3s a game but i feel like everytime im missing its because of this. But losing range tho...😢
@@R2bball there is nothing such as perfect form you need to understand that. Perfect form is a the form that you make the most shots with and in that case steph curry's form would be the closest to perfect and i know that you'll disagree with me because he has a thumbflick etc. But if curry makes more shots with a thumbflick than you do without one then his shot is more perfect than yours.
NBA ’S that doesn’t make sense. Perfect form is a straight shot with the least amount of movements. Good arch. Good rotation etc. Klay’s shot. Steph Curry’s Shot is close to perfect form but it’s not. He’s close enough but I will never teach anybody to shoot a different way
@@R2bball What do you mean with the least movements? Sometimes more movement helps the shot. For example the flick of the wrist. That's movement and without it you would shoot a lower percentage. And you can't just call something perfect. The form that helps you make the most shots is the closest to perfect. It doesn't have to be straight or have little movement.
this doesn't address the conversation on eye dominance at all. saying both eyes should see the rim doesn't have anything to do with how eye dominance might relate to shot line
Eye dominance is less about vision but more on aiming. Eye dominance doesn't only work when your using only 1 eye. Even when you see your target with both eyes, your mind subconsciously aims using your dominant eye, hence the eye test. When you do the eye test you don't start off having 1 eye closed. You do it with 2 eyes open, that basically is the logic behind it. Its not about covering one eye, its about even when you see your target with both eyes, your brain aims using your dominant eye.
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So many holes in the argument. Doesn’t take having a weaker eye into account. My eyesight isn’t the greatest but individually, my left eye is carrying the team and my right is lagging behind. Form shooting would have me bringing the ball up my right side, but would also take longer to master and would have a lower max potential than allowing my body guide me in bringing it up my left. Obviously, thanking it to the extreme and shooting on the opposite side would impair the shot. But shooting straight through the midline like Lonzo’s new shot, KD, and Diangelo Russell gives me more potential and more ease in mastering my shot.
Im sorry coach, but ima have to disagree all great shooters have eye dominance and they consistently get it towards there dominant eye and knock it down with great results as with any accuracy sport it important to have perfect aim, while i do agree you shouldn’t be swinging the ball like lonzo (being cross dominant myself) but to say it has no relevance to your shot is ridiculous
ovoxopr when shooting both of your eyes should be able to see the ball.
how about similar sport game which need aiming to a spot? if you see dart game. right hand players using their right eye as dominant eye, their hrad slightly turn to the left and some of them hand arm start more to the opposite side. mostly the same with basketball shooting.
@@R2bball yes but the fact is that eye dominance determines what you see, when both of your eyes see the rim you are seeing through your dominant eye.
I’m cross dominant as well, what form works for you? Haven’t been able to find what works
2 questions
1. Should I learn how to shoot with my left/ non-dominant hand?
2. Do you shoot as well with your non-dominant hand as you do your dominant hand or are you ambidextrous?
No point to learn with the off hand
@@R2bball It's amazing to watch you do it though man, don't ever stop shooting!
God bless
Ryan Razooky Basketball
Your argument isn’t totally correct. Yes it’s true that you should have your hand underneath the ball and only on the side of your shooting hand no matter if your right hand dominant with a dominant left eye and vice versa. However having a dominant eye that is opposed to your dominant hand does in fact cause a shooter to naturally bring the ball up into their set point from the other side of their body. It is a symptom of having an opposing dominant eye from your dominant hand. Should they use that as an excuse for why they shoot that way ? No. Can it be fixed? yes of course with a lot of form shooting. should you correct everyone who has that issue ? Maybe if it effects their ability to shoot ie lonzo, mkg. However there are other players like KD and Devin booker who have been successful shooting this way. If you look at sports like archery and target shooting (with guns) , having an opposing dominant eye does effect how your fundamentals that’s one of the main things they focus on even though they should see the target with both eyes.
Are you basing this on the assumption that players have 20/20 vision? I ask because before I got contacts my vision was severely hampered AND eye dominant. I'm right handed but my right eye was that weak that I naturally used my left eye to see more. Even now with contacts I still occasionally feel like I'm using my left eye more than my right. I've just had to try and mentally/physically break the habit of bringing the ball towards my left side and keep it in line instead. So while I understand and agree with the motion that if you are able to then shoot with correct form, it's not necessarily going to work as easy for others.
Look at KD and D Book they bring it up from their left bringing it from your left
I COPY they do but that is not ideal and booker and KD can adjust when turning over the left shoulder
Also yes both eyes see generally the front facing objects in the field of there view. But it doesn’t change the very real way ur nervous system adjusted its representation of said objects based on it one is weak or not. Exp
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This is not a myth! Eye dominance is about amining with one eye while both eyes are open. I never heard a coach talking to cloase one eye. A lot of crossed eye players move the shooting path over to the dominante eye like Dominic Safarta. The question is, what to do in this case? Train eye dominace to the other side (yes its possible) or accept shifted shooting path. Both have some flaws.
It’s not a myth🤦🏽♂️
Curry Empire both of your eyes should be able to see the rim. No need to shoot across your face
Ryan Razooky Basketball it’s abt comfort my guy
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You don’t tell that to people when they lift weights. Gotta get the technique right. Small adjustments if needed but both of your eyes should be able to see the rim
He’s not saying actual eye dominance is a myth, he’s saying it should be a reason for people to shoot on the other side of there body
Your argument isn’t totally correct. Yes it’s true that you should have your hand underneath the ball and only on the side of your shooting hand no matter if your right hand dominant with a dominant left eye and vice versa. However having a dominant eye that is opposed to your dominant hand does in fact cause a shooter to naturally bring the ball up into their set point from the other side of their body. It is a symptom of having an opposing dominant eye from your dominant hand. Should they use that as an excuse for why they shoot that way ? No. Can it be fixed? yes of course with a lot of form shooting. should you correct everyone who has that issue ? Maybe if it effects their ability to shoot ie lonzo, mkg. However there are other players like KD and Devin booker who have been successful shooting this way. If you look at sports like archery and target shooting (with guns) , having an opposing dominant eye does effect how your fundamentals that’s one of the main things they focus on even though they should see the target with both eyes.
Forrest Leon Warren regardless of durants / bookers success we shouldn’t teach those mechanics or encourage them. The goal is to teach the correct shooting form & players will get as close as possible to the textbook form. May not be perfect but we want them to be at least close to perfect form
Im crosseye dominant and my shooting form is pretty same to dbook, it’s all about comfy and the reason for bringing the ball from the left pocket is to align my shooting finger with my left eye. It’s the same thing with dart, gun and archery
I struggle to hold the ball which is led to my hand in the side when shooting. How do I fix this?
I am right-handed and I have the left dominant eye, when I shoot, I start with the shoot pocket in the middle and go up everything, looking at the basket but without aiming, because my face is turned to the basket and there it is aligned, because of that my set point it's close to the nose, but it causes some problems in the mechanics, mainly in the hand placement, I'm very inconsistent, time I'm hitting everything, but depending on the way I catch the ball sometimes air balls come out, I train every day, it wasn't to happen, when I try to shoot the right way, with the shot line out, I make mistakes because I do the same thing, because going straight to my right eye shadow (which becomes my new set point) is not straight for the basket, but yes naris, and then it doesn't go in the right direction, I was taught that I should do everything in a straight line, but seeing the video it seems that the right thing is to do the shot line from the outside and aim, and not just go straight up, finishing the throw with the hand in the basket, is that right ??
sorry for grammatical or concordance errors, I used google translator, hugs from Brazil, thanks in advance
In your example it shows that your follow through is off to the side. Shouldn’t this result in your shot being off right? How do you know if your follow through is going towards the basket if its not in front of your eye/eyes?
Chris Austin my wrist finishes directly through the rim. After the shot my arm moves to the side but not until it’s already left my hand
Ryan Razooky Basketball your first example shows you shooting and your follow through is on the side of your head, in front of your ear/shoulder. If you see steph and klay shoot or even alot of nba players, their follow through is in front of their face/shooting eye, which allows them to aim directly for the rim.
My wrist elbow hip knees and toes are all in one perfectly straight line. If the ball is in the middle of my head the elbow would be popping out or the shoulder would be too far in
Coach can you make a video how to shoot a basketball like your shooting form
Eye dominance is a myth because when I shoot with my right I shoot from the right side of my head and when I shoot with my left I shoot from the left side
CB MIXTAPES not all people d Lo is a lefty brings it up from his right KD brings it up from his left
Is there a problem if my set point is at the top of my forehead (kinda higher than Lillard´s set point)? or does it NEED to be at the right side of my head if I´m right handed?
Jose Luis Ordoñez Celaya if the ball is in the middle of you’re head your elbow won’t be directly under the ball
Is ok to shoot with the same arm path like as a traditional layup? Jw
I’m confused
I have a thumb flick and because of that i can pull from beyond the 3pt line, but when im not focused my shot can be off. The thing is whenever i try removing that thumb flick my range dropped from beyond the 3pt line to maybe 1 step inside of the 3pt line. Do u thing i should remove or just jeep practicing my muscle memory??
Red Viper depends what stage you are in your career but I would highly recommend getting rid of it. You will lose power for a little bit gain accuracy & the strength will come with time
@@R2bball i mean ive been shooting like this for years and last season i was still hitting at least 3 3s a game but i feel like everytime im missing its because of this. But losing range tho...😢
No curry and kyrie have a thumb flick your fine
As a right hander, is it bad that i bring the ball up to release point from the left side? similar to Lonzo’s shot
chris of course it is
Ryan Razooky Basketball how do i fix this?
chris bring it up the right side. Practice it
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Do you watch the flight of the ball when you shoot?
Never! I stare at the rim
@@R2bball I'm the same way. Why do you think a lot of the guys in the league like Klay, Steph, and Book do it?
Ben Moxness book only does it sometimes. No clue why someone would take their eyes off the target
Last 30 sec unless ur steph curry lol result over theory too degree. Keep up the grind tho brother just disagree some.
Ryan how do I shoot like you
You should try to get as close to perfect form as you can
@@R2bball there is nothing such as perfect form you need to understand that. Perfect form is a the form that you make the most shots with and in that case steph curry's form would be the closest to perfect and i know that you'll disagree with me because he has a thumbflick etc. But if curry makes more shots with a thumbflick than you do without one then his shot is more perfect than yours.
@@chrissmi klay Thomson has the perfect form.
NBA ’S that doesn’t make sense. Perfect form is a straight shot with the least amount of movements. Good arch. Good rotation etc. Klay’s shot. Steph Curry’s Shot is close to perfect form but it’s not. He’s close enough but I will never teach anybody to shoot a different way
@@R2bball What do you mean with the least movements? Sometimes more movement helps the shot. For example the flick of the wrist. That's movement and without it you would shoot a lower percentage. And you can't just call something perfect. The form that helps you make the most shots is the closest to perfect. It doesn't have to be straight or have little movement.
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