Who in the NBA has ever used a urinal style free throw

Rick Barry, a former professional basketball player in the United States, is the only player to win the title of "scoring champion" in all three competitions in the NCAA, NBA and ABA, and was inducted into the American Basketball Hall of Fame in 1987.

Rick Barry is the father of Brent Barry and Joan Barry, and his free-throw move, commonly known as a woman's inverted urinal, has not been challenged by anyone in the NBA so far. He holds the ball with both hands when he makes free throws, and his shooting percentage is surprisingly high, and he has maintained a terrifying free throw shooting percentage in his 10 seasons in the NBA. The score of 5713 out of 6397 ranks sixth in history, which is really admirable.

NBA's bizarre free throw posture: "squatting toilet style", "urinal basin style", so ugly that I can't bear to look at it directly.

Because the action of holding the urinals is too watching, these NBA stars play on the court in the spotlight, and of course they don't want to be "embarrassed" in the eyes of their fans. We all know that the NBA has become one of the major events with the largest number of fans in many sports leagues, so to speak, since the emergence of Johnson, Jordan and others in the last century;

The development of the NBA can be described as thriving and in full swing. In China, according to statistics, the popularity of basketball is more than three times higher than that of football, which is of course due to the excellent competitiveness and excellent spectatorship of the NBA.

It can be said that the NBA stage brings together athletes from all over the world with the most perfect basketball skills and the most outstanding physical fitness; On the court, they have repeatedly played brilliant performances and won a lot of fans and popularity. such as LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, and other **mountain-level superstars; Their global reach is evident.

However, although the level of the NBA is unquestionable, there are still many players whose "free throw shooting percentage" is unsightly. That's right, today, with the advent of the "small-ball era", those big centers with rough skills and "hard" shooting feel have gradually disappeared, so the overall free throw shooting rate in the NBA has improved a lot compared with five years ago;

However, looking at history, there are still countless stars who have pulled their hips with free throws. Even, some people have a hit rate of less than 50%. Since their "free throws" are so crotch-pulling, why don't they want to try the "end urinal" free throws?

You must know that the free throw shooting percentage of stars who are proficient in this technology is generally above 90%.

For example, the famous little Barry, who is the master of the urinal bowl; The highest free-throw shooting percentage in a season has been close to 95 percent, which can be described as quite impressive.

However, because the action of holding the urinal is too good, those stars who think highly of themselves are reluctant to use it in front of the audience on the court.

Shark O'Neal once said that I would rather live with a 40 percent free throw percentage than a urinal.

The posture is not elegant. Because the free throws with an inelegant posture such as the urinal will be photographed and the facts will be exaggerated on social media, NBA stars will refuse to use it.

Because the urinal free throw is so weird, this free throw action is easy to be ridiculed.

Because they think that such a posture is very ugly. It's better to use your own free throws.