Does texting affect shooting? Will the deformation of the basketball affect the shot

There is a certain impact, if the text message is sent too much, the hand will sometimes not listen to the call, so it is necessary to send it in moderation, but this effect is not always there, after a period of time without crazy text messaging, there is no problem with the hand, it will not affect the shooting, besides, the use of the thumb when shooting is not very large, but it is not completely nothing, mainly relying on the time finger and middle finger, and the text message is mainly on the thumb, so as long as the adjustment is good, it will not have an impact.

No. The last thing that leaves the shot is the index, middle or ring finger.

You text with a thumbs-up at most, and don't exert force in your shots.

It doesn't seem to matter. However, after texting for a long time, the thumb will feel uncomfortable, and the feeling when catching the ball is not the same as before.

It should be written in the book.

But it definitely doesn't affect too much.

Which NBA star doesn't text.

I'm not sure there isn't, but landlord, your question is too hehe,,, it's funny,,, how is it possible, you play too much basketball, will texting be slow.

Oh, it seems that the player doesn't bring a mobile phone when he comes on the field, and it's useless for you to send it, and he will receive it after he gets off the field, haha.

What kind of ??? Doesn't Sun Yue text his girlfriend all the time? What's the problem? Sun Yue will never shoot again???

It's okay if the fingers aren't deformed.

Unless you have spikes on your phone buttons

The first time I've heard that texting affects shooting! ~~

Sweat! So what's going on with mobile blogs that are so popular in the NBA right now?

Khan: That basketball players are useless**?

I send 2,000 text messages a month.

Psychological problems.

Wow! It's a big connection!

But it will be.,There are uneven bags on the surface of the ball.,When you throw it, the force in all directions of the ball is unbalanced.,It will be biased.。。

When dribbling, the place where the bag touches the ground will bounce to the side, and the ball will be dropped.

Of course, if it is deformed, it will have an impact.

The shape of a basketball, the weight, the skin, and the lines are all professionally designed, and now your shape has changed, which means that your lines and skins are all broken, so of course it has an impact on your shots.

Let's change it. Basketball isn't that expensive these days.

I watched an Anta 230 in the morning, and it felt good.

It's just that I have one now, and then I'll use it badly.

Of course it will, and it will also affect the dribble, and your ball will definitely be soaked in water before it will bubble.

Do you think it will? Of course it will pull. It will affect the feel and curvature of the ball, and the biggest impact is the dribble. It will explode after a long time.

Some effects but not all.

If the ball is deformed, it means that it will explode, and it is better to change it.

Hmmm....That's right....No matter how good a golfer is, ......Once the ball is deformed....It will affect the feel and curvature of the ball....The biggest impact is dribbling....Hope it helps.

Of course it matters, so hurry up and change it.

Only with a bad ball can you practice good technique.

This comrade.

In my opinion.

You Nirvana. Because of that ...

Too bent. will cause a drop in hit rate.

You can vote however you want.

It's best to go with the flow.

Practice. Practice. ~~

As long as the kung fu is there. It's your own way of getting used to. And it is. It is better to believe in a book than to have no book at all.

Look at Marion's ugly shot. The hit rate is not also super high.

It's too curved, usually two 90-degree angles (upper arm and lower arm, lower arm and wrist).

No. Your ligaments should be fine!

It stands to reason that no, the shooting hand is a posture that you have fixed, as long as you have a correct hand habit, no matter what kind of shooting, it will not affect the posture.

The posture is your own, and the deformation of the ball will not affect your posture. But it definitely affects your hit rate.

As long as you move in a qualitative way, it won't have any effect on your shooting posture, even if you shoot a soccer ball.

On the contrary, it will help you dribble the ball.

It doesn't affect the shooting posture, but it doesn't feel good when you shoot, and it feels awkward.

It won't affect your hand shape, but it will affect the size of your wrist force and the sense of direction of your shot over time, and I hope you use a regular ball.

Yes, I'm talking about the posture of the hand, even if the other parts remain the same, but your hand will shoot according to the feeling of the ball, just like you can shoot if you have interference in the air or the movement is deformed, it is all with the feeling of the ball, and it is not good to hit too much.

1 Unless we are professional athletes, we ordinary people don't have a standard shooting posture. In a word, what suits you is the best.

No, but some of them are really not good-looking.

Look at Marion, people can mix in the NBA, but the shooting position, hehe, just suit yourself.

A pitcher who can put the ball into the basket is a good pitcher.

Don't think it's a lack of strength. More than enough power!

It's because you don't use the right force, plus the uneven force, and you don't use the waist force!

1.Don't press your wrist when shooting, your forearm and wrist are sent upwards!

2.All parts of the body should be evenly forced, do not use brute force, feel the power accumulated to a point, and then have the force from the inside out, this is a feeling, slowly experience it!

3.This is more critical, you go to see that when those players in the NBA shoot, their bodies are not straight up and down, but after shooting, the body will move forward for a short distance as a whole (except for leaning back) and during their shooting, the body will fold a little, that is, the legs will fold forward.

If you look closely, there must be a little) why? It is because they use waist force when shooting, and the leg forward is to use the inertia of retreat to drive the force of the part, and then give the body an inertia, a stretched state, just like a spring, so that the basketball will be much easier, and after shooting, the body will move forward a short distance because of the drive!

Everybody starts out like this, they want to shoot threes with standard shooting posture and hand shape, but they can't get the strength to do it. It's okay, what you have to do now is to maintain the correct shooting posture, you must not deform the posture in order to pursue the ability to throw, only the correct shooting posture can have an accurate shooting rate, you can now maintain the correct shooting posture when you shoot the basket, there will be a lot of throws at the beginning, but don't be discouraged, you have to stick to the correct shooting posture and try to throw the ball, don't care about the shooting percentage first, until the ball you throw at the three-point line can easily hit the rebound or even the basket, Then focus on shooting percentage and improve three-point shooting accuracy. What I emphasize here is that we must stick to the correct shooting posture, do not change the shooting posture in order to throw the basketball in, and finally it is difficult to change the posture after it is finalized, and the correct shooting posture is the guarantee of a high shooting rate (except for a few individuals).

I hope mine is helpful to you and I wish you to be a god pitcher.

If the strength is not enough, strengthen the wrist and upper limb strength training.

The upper arm strength can be practiced pressing, the wrist strength can be found with a stick, tied to the stick with a rope, hanging a heavy object under it, holding both ends of the stick in both hands, turning the stick, making the weight rise, and then slowly put it down, finger strength, grip strength exercises.

Bend your knees and vote, slowly correct, I just couldn't cast before, and if I cast more, I will naturally be accurate. I'm now a good three-point player, and the three-point hand is generally from near to far and near, now let your arm eat hard, and you can shoot accurately. You can also try throwing upside down, tapping the ground with your toes, so that the shot is also accurate.

Basketball shooting is actually to use the fingers to pull the ball out, the shot action is very important, the middle finger of the right hand is best to face the north direction, if there is a phenomenon in the northwest or northeast direction, it means that there is a problem with the shot action (LeBron James is shooting in the northeast direction, so it is easy to throw off, or the ball will change direction because of the rotation of the ball when sliding in the air), I hope you can correct it as soon as possible, and your ball skills will be greatly improved!

Bend your knees before you shoot and jump up when you shoot, but not jumpers. Instant throw during the jump. If you jump up and throw again, you won't be able to throw. If that doesn't work, then you may not have enough arm strength.

I was like that back then. First, it's still your correct shooting posture is wrong, and the power of the shot should be from the foot to the hand. The second is that your strength is not enough. Strengthens arms and legs. Come on, I'm sure you can!

Practice push-ups with your arms close to your body, a bit like the kind on men's parallel bars.

If you are tired of doing it, the strength of your hand will not be enough, and you will not be able to shoot the ball accurately (but it is okay to increase your arm strength for this.)

But don't warm up before the game.

No. Push-ups are mainly used to exercise the pectoralis major muscles and triceps brachii of the arms, so doing push-ups often can be tall and strong. But if you just remember to do a few of them, it will naturally have no effect. If you want to work your pectoral muscles, you need to do a few sets of push-ups every few days, about 10 to 20 push-ups per set.

Push-ups can increase upper body strength and are good for long-range shots. If the shot is poor, it may be a problem with the state, or the wrist joint is not moving, there is a dirt method "Stand facing the wall, the distance is slightly longer than the hand, push against the wall, and the fingertips leave last, like a shooting motion." "Compare the ability to move the wrist joint and increase the strength of the fingers.

I can't say that it doesn't affect at all, but from my personal situation, I'm one of those shooters, and I also do push-ups to strengthen my arms, and I mainly rely on myself to adjust the feel.

It's possible that doing push-ups increases the strength of your upper limbs, and you unconsciously increase it when you shoot the basketball.

Add the power of the shot and the arc of the shot may change.

No, I don't do push-ups that affect my hit rate.

No, it can increase power and be good for shooting.

If it is just done, it will feel as if the hand is unconscious, if it takes a long time, every problem.

How can it be! I work out a lot, and I still play ball!

Anthracene I am also 50 per day.

I haven't been allowed lately.

I like the movements of the stars more and imitate them more Personally, I think coordination is very important For example, Kobe Bryant's facing the basket is gentle Holding the ball The body is lowered The center of the mold is lowered The legs are slightly flexed The body exerts force from the bottom to the top From the soles of the feet to the tips of the fingers.

Practice more, experience more.

Self-summary: Right-hand ball-supporting, left-handed ball protection, holding high, whole body coordination, right-hand inverted wrist, eye-bending distance, parabola, goal! Slippery Hall.

It is best to be confident and self-contained.