Yeah I’ve tried it super fucking hard just takes being hella strong and good fluidity in your shot if you’re too robotic less power but if you can make it fluid and have that high set point it can go far
@@7_k265 I saw a RUclips interview of him talking about his rookie year his lot of his shots were short. He vowed to strengthen his legs and correct it. He worked out three times a day every day for almost 20 years. He got up at 4AM every day to work out.
@@stevewatkins7144 yeah same he said In high school he would have games once a week so when he got into the bag he would have trouble playing back to back games so he strengthened his legs
Thanks for the video. I'm 43 now, and I'm trying to improve my shot. I practically start from scratch watching your videos. Helps a lot, but It's tough to eliminate mistakes repeated for decades :) One month now, and I see an improvement
Good insight, Ryan. I find that I am pretty good at doing form shooting up until the free throw line. After that, I always had a minor thumb flick in my shots for power because I'm pretty short. It's not as egregious as Kyrie's where his guide hand palm is facing the rim but more subtle like Curry. Trying to eliminate altogether is so tough because I'd air ball at the free-throw line.
Ryan Razooky man, I spent a few months trying to correct it and have a silent guide hand (pinching a quarter) . I went back to a subtle thumb flick and am hitting more from longer distance . I will do those shooting tests you mentioned to see how good I really am . 100 reps seems so daunting though lol
In my case, thumb flicking is a matter of distance from the basket. Inside the 3pt line, I don't use a thumb flick, but I do when I'm beyond it. I need to, because I don't have enough strength to shoot from that far without it. Also have a bit of a frozen shoulder, so no thumb flicks mean a bit more pain. In any case, I'm a decent shooter with the thumb flick, so while perfect shooting form will always be best, it's all about whatever works for you, and the thumb flick just happens to work for me.
I have a thumb flick and im frustrated rn, i feel like i cant get better anymore and i dont want to get cut again. Should i switch my form to one hand?
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You giving my secret away...I did this thumb thing in middle school...It was just natural to do it by repetition because I needed the extra strength being so short. . notice some of them have their elbows not completely in also...Hip alignment is important too when shooting certain distances.
For me, the thumb flick came as my ball handling and shot creation got better. For me to pull up off the dribble, I grip hard w/ my pinky and thumb and rising into my jumper, it's hard to straighten my off hand and not use the thumb. It seems harder to create shots off the dribble and have a high jumper without the thumb flick for me. I've been debating whether or not to go back to the old form. My old form, I was a lights out sniper, but had no off the bounce game whatsoever. I was a catch and shoot camper sniper. Now I have a very deadly midrange, but my 3 point shot is becoming trash. I don't know what to do? Having the thumb seems to give me better grip on the ball in every scenario except when I rise for my shot lol.
and for some odd reason, my shot sucks when I'm stationary with little movement. But when I fade away or step back it's cash. Mid post fades, mid range stepbacks and spin moves are a high % shot for me. But catch and shoot on the wing or 3pt line like Klay is ASS. I'm wondering if I just need to incorporate loading my hips more or jumping higher on the 3pt shot? I jump high on mid range and closer shots, but don't jump very high when shooting long range shots. Ugh
I think curry shoots as well as he does because of his repetition and footwork. I feel like the angle of his body and fluid motion affect his shot a lot more than his fingers. Everything is a specific way and angle, plus his body tilts away from the basket a lot and my theory is that his thumb counter acts against this angle
dawg i think thumbflick is the way to go. i workout bro, everyday. i was about to join the marines till my knee broke. but what i noticed is i would have to work extra hard with out my thumb and that would strain my deltoid or shoulders if i played consistent 4 days straight . but thumb flick would cancel all that out no shoulder/deltoid pain. and more consistent straighter stronger shots.
i agree with most of the stuff that you said except the fact that you shouldn't add a thumb flick to your shot. Everyone is different obviously, but I used to have a thumb flick and when i stopped using it i had a better shot. My shot improved even more when i readded my thumb flick. Why? becuase before i was flicking my thumb wrong, i realised that there is a correct and incorrect way to flick your thumb, idk how to explain it without a visual but basically the correct way to do it is shooting the same way you would without a flick but tucking your thumb in while your off hand is leaving the ball. i recommend everyone should try it but make sure to be doing it the same way curry does it.
I’m trying to shape my form like Michael Jordan. I’m doing things differently than usual. I will be shaping my jump shot around my game. Nothing is more beautiful to me personally than the mid range and post game with that gorgeous fade-away. But when I try and move my set point to around the side of my eye/head, my forearm feels so tight and tired. I have big hands but not nba shooting guards like mikes hands. Do you have any tips for doing this?
It's cause they're thumb flick doesn't affect their shot at all..focus or your shooting hand rather than that guiding hand. They release it before the actually shoot the ball.
I have probably one of the craziest looking shots ever. Still grinding tho to make a changes to it and become a shooter. Thanks a lot. I’ve never watched my shot in slow mo. Good lookin on this and can’t wait to rock a shirt.
This video was so good to watch i was really debating if I should change my jumper and I will even ik the process is going to be hard because my shot is going to be broke but i just gotta trust it in order to become a better shooter.
In the past 2 years im the best shooter in our town because i use thumb flick but when covid started my shooting was gone now that we can go outside i can only shoot from 3s sometimes because my thumbflick doesn't work now. Now i give up of thumb flick and im gonna change my shooting form.
A was a decent but inconsistent shooter when I used the thumb flick. I have change my mechanics as well as removing the thumb. I watch Jared butler a ton and I notice that he uses a thumb flick. should I go back to using it or should I stay with a straight guide hand? What do you think is “better?” Also sorry for the long comment and great video!
The way I answer my own questions like this is to test. Take 10 3 point shots, mid range, paint/freethrows using the thumbflick, and another 10 of those without it. Which shots you make more, and are more consistent is the shot should you use
Thanks, this really helped me with my the way I shoot. I feel like I'm going to change my shot to where I can do the things then flick. I need to start working on it
I found that I have weird rotation on the ball until I add a thumb flick not from close or when doing form shooting but off dribble a thumbflick is neccassary for me and works as a way to keep my guide hand off the ball
Can you make a video about the proper stance(footwork and posture) for shooting? I tend to get really low and stagger my feet a lot more than I see most good shooters do, but I’m not sure how I should change it.
I thumb flick too but I never knew if it’s good or bad. Thumb flicking is natural for me and ever since it did that it’s helped me shoot from deep even though I’m a Center in middle school.
I never had a thumb flick but I had a really low set point where I was pretty much just launching the shot instead of actually shooting like most people with thumb flick, can you make a video about where a good setpoint is and how to change it?
PLZZZ don't. If you naturally have a good shot and thumb flick keep shooting that way. DO NOT try to work around a thumb flick if you're new to shooting. Get it OUT! (edit) also remember the last fingers to touch the ball are on the shooting hand. Make that an emphasis. Oh thanks God... just finshed the video. 👌👌
I have a thumb flick and I am a pretty good shooter but I thought that I should remove it to be better but after seeing this I am going to stop training it because I never tried to learn it I just didn’t have the strength
I don’t know if you’ll notice this comment but im a pretty decent shooter with a thumbflick and i push the ball with my guide hand not in a excessive way but the thumb flick helps me balance and rotate the ball while shooting. My problem is the midrange I cant hit midrange jumpers which is pretty odd. Should i just start from scratch? I did a workout earlier my free throw is 92/100 and threes is around 65/100 i have a hard time shooting on the corner since it’s closer. But the flick helps me balance the ball more. Fatigue I believe was a factor too.
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Sometime I do it when I'm far form the ring. But inside shots I don't do it. I always thought it was weird. And I didn't know why I was doing it. But it is lacking strength. 😕 but I was a really good shooter .
I have a thumb flick but everybody I know told me it was wrong ever since switching to a none thumb flick jumper never been able to shoot consent after switching back I'm a knock down shooter
1:34 You won't be not consistent. It's just harder to master with the variables. It will still probably take the same time as regular shooting though. Just need to practice!
Thank you for this video I don’t really want to change my shot because I can hit like 15-17 out of 25 from three but I love watching your videos anyway
I shoot with an offhand thumb flick, and I don't shoot very consistent. Ive tried to change it to a regular form but it just doesn't work. It feels like shooting with one hand. Should I keep the offhand thumb flick?
I don’t need the thumb flick for strength I use too but then I kept trying everything and nothing felt comfortable except the thumb pushing and I shoot better with a thumb flick
With my thumb flick I feel like it limits me because I couldn’t be able to raise my form with is why I wanna tweak my form but I always go back with the thumb flick because I can shoot really well with it
Bro what should I do if I thumb flick with my left hand and then I’m Shooting with my right hand but since my thumb flicked it, it goes to my pinky finger Ik ur supposed to release it with ur middle and index but the flick makes it go to my pinky finger on my right hand
i shoot thumb flick & that shit just natural, i aint even know i shot with my thumb flicking till watchin a video that said sum abt it. but i would say it actually help us with the shot & i could never shoot without that flick
Can you do something like how to take stable Jump shots if you have smaller hands? I can hit shots when stepping in and catch and shoot however when I'm shooting off a dribble there are times that I don't have good position of the ball because of my smaller hands. So it sometimes end up not properly release.
I had a thumb flick before but when I changed my shot I figured out that I can no longer shoot threes without air balling which sucks but the shot inside the arc have improved a lot anytips on building that strength
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I am amazed at how Kobe Bryant can get his elbow so high with the ball so high above his head and shoot with such range
Yeah I’ve tried it super fucking hard just takes being hella strong and good fluidity in your shot if you’re too robotic less power but if you can make it fluid and have that high set point it can go far
@@7_k265 I saw a RUclips interview of him talking about his rookie year his lot of his shots were short. He vowed to strengthen his legs and correct it. He worked out three times a day every day for almost 20 years. He got up at 4AM every day to work out.
@@stevewatkins7144 yeah same he said In high school he would have games once a week so when he got into the bag he would have trouble playing back to back games so he strengthened his legs
MJ did this to perfection
This is why NBA have strongest wrist snap in the world
7:23 dude just shot with his right and left fam that's amazing God bless you sir
I do that. Hell I ain’t that bad shooting like that. I try shooting with one hand I can’t do it that good
BRO I WAS GONNA SAY THE SAME
Bro your shooting form is lit, you deserve to have a million subs. Man, very nice content. I need this
Thanks for the video. I'm 43 now, and I'm trying to improve my shot. I practically start from scratch watching your videos. Helps a lot, but It's tough to eliminate mistakes repeated for decades :) One month now, and I see an improvement
Keep going 💪🏽
Good insight, Ryan. I find that I am pretty good at doing form shooting up until the free throw line.
After that, I always had a minor thumb flick in my shots for power because I'm pretty short. It's not as egregious as Kyrie's where his guide hand palm is facing the rim but more subtle like Curry.
Trying to eliminate altogether is so tough because I'd air ball at the free-throw line.
Chandasouk keep working, try to get more spring from your legs
Ryan Razooky man, I spent a few months trying to correct it and have a silent guide hand (pinching a quarter) . I went back to a subtle thumb flick and am hitting more from longer distance .
I will do those shooting tests you mentioned to see how good I really am . 100 reps seems so daunting though lol
@@Chandasouk How did it go?
It's your feet it's not your form 🤔
I have discovered I have a thum flick and it’s very difficult to shoot now my season is in 3 months but idk if I can get it perfect before then
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I do this and get mad when I do 🤦🏾♂️
In my case, thumb flicking is a matter of distance from the basket. Inside the 3pt line, I don't use a thumb flick, but I do when I'm beyond it. I need to, because I don't have enough strength to shoot from that far without it. Also have a bit of a frozen shoulder, so no thumb flicks mean a bit more pain. In any case, I'm a decent shooter with the thumb flick, so while perfect shooting form will always be best, it's all about whatever works for you, and the thumb flick just happens to work for me.
Me too bro but still consistent with my shot and my form is still good
I changed my form and in 2 weks im shooting better than before
i tweaked my form so much it’s crazy i went from missing everything to not being left open
I have a thumb flick and im frustrated rn, i feel like i cant get better anymore and i dont want to get cut again. Should i switch my form to one hand?
@wigchig yup 2 week progress i am legit a walking bucket withought my dumb flick.
I am not strong enough to not use my thumb
It's better to use thumb flick
Really helped thank you. I will start shooting closer until my form is on point.
Liked, subscribed and commenting, thank you so much Ryan for showing us all this content, you’ve helped me go from worst player to almost best in 6 months! I believe you’re probably number one trainer in the nation
That means a lot thank you Connor!
Anytime
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You giving my secret away...I did this thumb thing in middle school...It was just natural to do it by repetition because I needed the extra strength being so short. . notice some of them have their elbows not completely in also...Hip alignment is important too when shooting certain distances.
You can fix your baskets easily just tighten up the bolts with a wrench and it will level out and raise to 10 feet and be straight
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Never really noticed my thumb flick but as you said if you are a good shooter you shouldn’t change it so might as well keep it
Awubiss xX if you’re hitting 70-100 threes keep it. If you’re low around 40-50s change it
For me, the thumb flick came as my ball handling and shot creation got better. For me to pull up off the dribble, I grip hard w/ my pinky and thumb and rising into my jumper, it's hard to straighten my off hand and not use the thumb. It seems harder to create shots off the dribble and have a high jumper without the thumb flick for me. I've been debating whether or not to go back to the old form. My old form, I was a lights out sniper, but had no off the bounce game whatsoever. I was a catch and shoot camper sniper. Now I have a very deadly midrange, but my 3 point shot is becoming trash. I don't know what to do? Having the thumb seems to give me better grip on the ball in every scenario except when I rise for my shot lol.
and for some odd reason, my shot sucks when I'm stationary with little movement. But when I fade away or step back it's cash. Mid post fades, mid range stepbacks and spin moves are a high % shot for me. But catch and shoot on the wing or 3pt line like Klay is ASS. I'm wondering if I just need to incorporate loading my hips more or jumping higher on the 3pt shot? I jump high on mid range and closer shots, but don't jump very high when shooting long range shots. Ugh
@@michavanalstine6744 And now? Do u still shot with thumb Flick?
I think curry shoots as well as he does because of his repetition and footwork. I feel like the angle of his body and fluid motion affect his shot a lot more than his fingers. Everything is a specific way and angle, plus his body tilts away from the basket a lot and my theory is that his thumb counter acts against this angle
Maybe...
dawg i think thumbflick is the way to go. i workout bro, everyday. i was about to join the marines till my knee broke. but what i noticed is i would have to work extra hard with out my thumb and that would strain my deltoid or shoulders if i played consistent 4 days straight . but thumb flick would cancel all that out no shoulder/deltoid pain. and more consistent straighter stronger shots.
i agree with most of the stuff that you said except the fact that you shouldn't add a thumb flick to your shot. Everyone is different obviously, but I used to have a thumb flick and when i stopped using it i had a better shot. My shot improved even more when i readded my thumb flick. Why? becuase before i was flicking my thumb wrong, i realised that there is a correct and incorrect way to flick your thumb, idk how to explain it without a visual but basically the correct way to do it is shooting the same way you would without a flick but tucking your thumb in while your off hand is leaving the ball. i recommend everyone should try it but make sure to be doing it the same way curry does it.
I’m trying to shape my form like Michael Jordan. I’m doing things differently than usual. I will be shaping my jump shot around my game. Nothing is more beautiful to me personally than the mid range and post game with that gorgeous fade-away. But when I try and move my set point to around the side of my eye/head, my forearm feels so tight and tired. I have big hands but not nba shooting guards like mikes hands. Do you have any tips for doing this?
bro if ur not gonna be 6’4+ and ur serious about basketball like playing d1 or pro it’s not worth
Highest points are for 6’4 and up and it’s not very consistent outside the mid range his jumper is good for midrange shots
It's cause they're thumb flick doesn't affect their shot at all..focus or your shooting hand rather than that guiding hand. They release it before the actually shoot the ball.
The golf ANALOGY is good
I was always told not to thumb flick. I was money from three than my varsity coach changed my shot. Never could shoot as good as I did
This really helps me understand what I have to fix in my jumpsuit. Thank you so much❤️❤️❤️❤️
I have probably one of the craziest looking shots ever. Still grinding tho to make a changes to it and become a shooter. Thanks a lot. I’ve never watched my shot in slow mo. Good lookin on this and can’t wait to rock a shirt.
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They use the thumb flick not to have more power but to put the ball in the middle of the palm faster
The shadow of the chair at 7:12 looks like a face lmao
This video was so good to watch i was really debating if I should change my jumper and I will even ik the process is going to be hard because my shot is going to be broke but i just gotta trust it in order to become a better shooter.
In the past 2 years im the best shooter in our town because i use thumb flick but when covid started my shooting was gone now that we can go outside i can only shoot from 3s sometimes because my thumbflick doesn't work now.
Now i give up of thumb flick and im gonna change my shooting form.
A was a decent but inconsistent shooter when I used the thumb flick. I have change my mechanics as well as removing the thumb. I watch Jared butler a ton and I notice that he uses a thumb flick. should I go back to using it or should I stay with a straight guide hand? What do you think is “better?”
Also sorry for the long comment and great video!
Whatever works best for you, what did you feel more comfortable with?
If it ain’t broke don’t fix it
The way I answer my own questions like this is to test. Take 10 3 point shots, mid range, paint/freethrows using the thumbflick, and another 10 of those without it. Which shots you make more, and are more consistent is the shot should you use
Thanks, this really helped me with my the way I shoot. I feel like I'm going to change my shot to where I can do the things then flick. I need to start working on it
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I found that I have weird rotation on the ball until I add a thumb flick not from close or when doing form shooting but off dribble a thumbflick is neccassary for me and works as a way to keep my guide hand off the ball
Can you make a video about the proper stance(footwork and posture) for shooting? I tend to get really low and stagger my feet a lot more than I see most good shooters do, but I’m not sure how I should change it.
I thumb flick too but I never knew if it’s good or bad. Thumb flicking is natural for me and ever since it did that it’s helped me shoot from deep even though I’m a Center in middle school.
Great tips and shooting 💯🙏🏾
I never had a thumb flick but I had a really low set point where I was pretty much just launching the shot instead of actually shooting like most people with thumb flick, can you make a video about where a good setpoint is and how to change it?
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Same bro
The important thing is the result.. got points on my weird shots
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They are also 1 motions shooters i realize those are the best shooters
Always worth correcting if it effects you🙌🏾
PLZZZ don't. If you naturally have a good shot and thumb flick keep shooting that way. DO NOT try to work around a thumb flick if you're new to shooting. Get it OUT!
(edit) also remember the last fingers to touch the ball are on the shooting hand. Make that an emphasis.
Oh thanks God... just finshed the video. 👌👌
Amazing videos you are the best💪
i’m a good shooter, but i’m gonna try to add a thumb flick this summer to see where it takes me
Boi this sick!!
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Well I was watching I wanted to know more about thumb flicking, so yea I did come for ILBTV
i do it naturally because i didnt have enough strength . But my thumbflick is like a push
U weak asf use your legs
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I think it’s just matter of how you were taught. Guys like curry just grew up with the thumb flick and perfected it.
Maaannn I thought im weird cuz I always use my thumb when I shoot . But I want to remove that because when I sprain my thumb I cannot shoot well
This video is amazing!!
I have a thumb flick and I am a pretty good shooter but I thought that I should remove it to be better but after seeing this I am going to stop training it because I never tried to learn it I just didn’t have the strength
Nice video idk why more people dont watch this
I don’t know if you’ll notice this comment but im a pretty decent shooter with a thumbflick and i push the ball with my guide hand not in a excessive way but the thumb flick helps me balance and rotate the ball while shooting. My problem is the midrange I cant hit midrange jumpers which is pretty odd. Should i just start from scratch? I did a workout earlier my free throw is 92/100 and threes is around 65/100 i have a hard time shooting on the corner since it’s closer. But the flick helps me balance the ball more. Fatigue I believe was a factor too.
Bro shooting perfectly with both hands wtf crazy
This was so helpful! I need to start practicing with good form up close before I jump to the 3 pt line.
Also I've noticed that if u have thumb flick and ur misses are long or short then thumb flicking isn't the problem
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Barry H glad I can help you
Sometime I do it when I'm far form the ring. But inside shots I don't do it. I always thought it was weird. And I didn't know why I was doing it. But it is lacking strength. 😕 but I was a really good shooter .
Just did the free throw workout. 73/100, got some work to do brother
Question coach what do you think of the j strap shooting aid for getting rid of thumb flick??
What would you consider a ''good shooter''?
I have a thumb flick but everybody I know told me it was wrong ever since switching to a none thumb flick jumper never been able to shoot consent
after switching back I'm a knock down shooter
intelliot can you hit 80/100 threes?
@@R2bball more like 60/100
Curry's thumb just goes in after the shot is released, it's not considered a thumb flick.
Nah he’s clearly flicking his thumb. Your thumb moving forward on a jump shot is not a natural movement, he’s doing it intentionally.
@@TheNegrodamus89 doubt it’s intentionally prolly muscle memory like mine but i think it’s just his follow through
@@TheNegrodamus89 nope. He’s not flicking it at all
I’m a good shooter with my thumb flick but I feel like it limits me because I can’t raise my shot with the form
Kinda decided to add a thumb flick to my shot. Had trouble at first but now it became habit for me
your basketball rim board looks like someone tickles it on the neck
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I thumb flick and I still make all my shots
Shoot 100 threes & see how many you make
1:34 You won't be not consistent. It's just harder to master with the variables. It will still probably take the same time as regular shooting though. Just need to practice!
my mands biggest variable is getting a new hoop
What if your a bad shooter without thumb flixk
There is no thumb flick in Steph’s shooting form as his off hand leaves the ball way before the shooting hand releases the ball…
Thank you for this video I don’t really want to change my shot because I can hit like 15-17 out of 25 from three but I love watching your videos anyway
Landon Lloyd teach me 🤣
Bro that not actually very good at all lol
@@socalsurfer6859 I try my best haha
This video was good but do u have any good 3 point shooting drills u can do by yourself?
DimerZ yes, they are on my channel
My guy the title says thumb flick not hand flick
Robert Velez off hand involvement in general isn’t a good thing
I shoot with an offhand thumb flick, and I don't shoot very consistent. Ive tried to change it to a regular form but it just doesn't work. It feels like shooting with one hand. Should I keep the offhand thumb flick?
Idk every time I try to keep my guide hand still I’m always having a thumb flick and I’m a ok shooter with the flick
I dont know whats uglier Shawn Marions shot or Chucks golf swing...
Do you have any tips on getting farther range besides weight lifting?
I don’t need the thumb flick for strength I use too but then I kept trying everything and nothing felt comfortable except the thumb pushing and I shoot better with a thumb flick
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With my thumb flick I feel like it limits me because I couldn’t be able to raise my form with is why I wanna tweak my form but I always go back with the thumb flick because I can shoot really well with it
Man turned basketball into a science
Bro what should I do if I thumb flick with my left hand and then I’m Shooting with my right hand but since my thumb flicked it, it goes to my pinky finger Ik ur supposed to release it with ur middle and index but the flick makes it go to my pinky finger on my right hand
i shoot thumb flick & that shit just natural, i aint even know i shot with my thumb flicking till watchin a video that said sum abt it. but i would say it actually help us with the shot & i could never shoot without that flick
I have short arms. I feel like I have to thumb flick.
THANK YOU!
Curry doesn’t actually, if you slow it down you will see the ball releases from his hand before the thumb flick
Can you do something like how to take stable Jump shots if you have smaller hands? I can hit shots when stepping in and catch and shoot however when I'm shooting off a dribble there are times that I don't have good position of the ball because of my smaller hands. So it sometimes end up not properly release.
How tall are you ?
3:08 he can shoot with left and right.. waoo !!..🏀
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When i try shooting with my wrist and elbow under the ball i feel week and cant get it to go any far
Im right handed shooter and sometimes the ball slips to the right so I stick my guide hand and shooting hand. Help meh
It is also like bowling too.
I had a thumb flick before but when I changed my shot I figured out that I can no longer shoot threes without air balling which sucks but the shot inside the arc have improved a lot anytips on building that strength
You weak
i have thumb flick i currently have 40% on three is it good?
Why is the rim not straight
Eboy Eman dunking too hard
Do you dip your shoulder when you shoot
Eboy Eman no
i always do the thumb flick i dont want to but i cant stop it;-;
I was shooting 3's with a thumbflick but when I tried to removed it I couldn't reach the rim from three point line
You weak
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