Curry shoots so accurately, why not choose a mid range shot

About 30 percent of his shots in previous seasons were 16-23 feet long, and only 10 percent this year.

In the past, the practice of dealing with three-point shooters was to take one step inside the three-point line to card the outside defender, stick to the shooter, let go of the shooter, force the shooter to break through, and then shrink the tall man under the basket, forcing the opponent to choose a relatively simple stop-and-go shot. But it's not good for Curry, on the one hand, Curry is the range at the logo, and after being close, he passes the defender, so he is still outside the three-point line within three or four steps, and he shoots or three-pointers. The second is that even if he takes a step outside the three-point line to block and dismantle, it is Green who attracts the inside, and at the same time, Curry's ability also forces the opponent's interior to follow out or hinder it, and if Curry does not give the ball to Green but rushes in by himself, there is only one tall man on the inside, and it is easy to be beaten by the rhythm and time difference, and the two interior lines cannot protect each other and make up for the position.

At the same time, Curry also consciously uses pauses and rhythm to find physical contact during the layup, which is more likely to make fouls.

Choose the scoring method with the highest shooting percentage or the most efficiency, i.e., inside and three-pointers. In this regard, Curry really perfectly illustrates the power and feasibility of the magic ball theory.

Because of Curry's shooting style, the farther away he is, the more he can play (don't ask if he can't shoot), and if the distance is too close (2-point shot), the shooting power will be too great, so Curry mostly chooses to break through or throw within the 2-point line.

He is accurate in three points and two points in two.

Because the right hand is not facing the basket very positively, but the palm of the hand is facing the upper left, which is caused by the physiological structure of the human body.

When Curry holds the ball and shoots, the two and three fingers of the right hand are much closer than the three or four fingers, that is, the two and three fingers are actively consciously together, and the three or four fingers are separated, in fact, this is just a hand shape that the fingers naturally stretch out, and the five fingers naturally stretch out and wrap the ball (the fingers and the metacarpal bones are in a noisy line) is this hand shape, and the two and three fingers are consciously close together because the two and three fingers are more flexible and can move to the right.

The second and third fingers are actively conscious of the two fingers being collinear with the metacarpal bones. The three or four fingers are the result of the little finger actively opening the little finger, and the little finger is very important to prevent the ball from coming out of the right hand when the ball is pulled upwards. The ring finger will move closer to the little finger as it opens, and it will separate from the middle finger.

The above is the reason for Curry's shooting and ball-handling hand. This hand is also the basis for Curry's plucking hand.

So what is the purpose of this? It's very simple, let the whole hand fit the ball, from the palm to the fingers to the palm of the hand to fully fit the ball can control the basketball most stably and at the same time, you can also give more force to the ball when you pull the ball, because the effective force area of the hand to the ball increases.

The past two years have been difficult and touching for Brother Pao, after leaving the ** arrow, he thought that he would sink here and spend his old age in the young thunder, but as the person with the strongest desire to win in the league, Paul once again proved that he will not bow to the fate of Senzhu. In the first round of the playoffs, he almost fell under the devil again due to a shoulder injury, but he persevered, played a strong control in the second round, and set two more records in the first round today. Break 37 points and set a record for two!

Paul threw himself into the Western Final without a solution, so why not learn this trick in the warehouse. Let's talk about the third quarter of this game. With the Nuggets catching up with the score, Chris Paul showed the world an unsolvable mid-range shot.

In six consecutive rounds, Paul frequently used ultra-high blocks and pick-and-rolls, faced with the weakness that Jokic couldn't pounce, repeatedly got good shots at 45 degrees on the right side, and sent the opponent 5 times in a row in the same position. As the Nuggets were on their toes, Paul hit his sixth mid-range shot into the bottom right corner. Accordingly, he also caught up with James' record for mid-range shots in a single quarter of the playoffs.

Break 37 points and set a record for two! Secondly, in the wave of the ball era, Paul scored 37 points today in the style of a classical guard. He didn't shoot a three-point shot the entire court.

Ordinary attacks are carried out with simplicity and efficiency. Even with 37 points, it was the highest point in league history when an over-36 didn't score a 3-pointer in the playoffs.

The record was held by Paul and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who also said in an interview that he had not given up on the mid-range scoring tool at any point in the past. Yes, his move became the team's most consistent scoring tool today. Break 37 points and set a record for two!

Paul threw himself into the Western Final without a solution, so why not learn this trick in the warehouse. Many netizens have raised questions about this. The mid-range is so easy to use, why doesn't Curry learn the mid-range technique like Paul's?

In fact, Curry's style of play is very different from Paul's. Curry is a typical kick-out move, that is, a menacing shot with a jumper, while Paul is a traditional jumper, that is, jumping to the top of the shot.

But on Curry's side, blocking and picking means getting caught in the bag, and Curry ends up not reaching the free-throw line as deep as the one, and the chance to shoot is almost zero. In the end, Curry's mid-range shots, including Klay Thompson, were accurate. In the years when the Warriors were in their prime, they always wanted to prevent them from making shots inside the three-point shot and had to defend their three-pointers at all costs.

Although Curry's breakthrough shooting, basketball, mid-range shooting and other skills severely punished the opponent's defense at that time, Curry was not without this ability. Paul, who failed to solve the problem with his mid-range shot, earned the respect of the Nuggets players after the game, earning praise from Coach Monty and Crowder players.

Because everyone's playing style and playing habits are different, even if you deliberately learn, you can't learn it.

This should be the reason for personal talent, so not being able to learn this classic action of the other party is also a personal shortcoming.

Because everyone's training is different, so their skills are not the same, and skills are not something that can be learned overnight.

Because Curry and Paul play differently in the first place. Curry is an offense-oriented player, while Paul is a playmaker-oriented player, which means that the two have different skill sets.

Many people often compare Curry and Paul, Curry and Paul are very similar in height, and the two are similar in physique, so they should have a similar way of playing. But the opposite is true, Curry is more of a player who prefers to play on his own offense and attract packs, while Paul will focus more on the team's quiet friends, and I will explain this by the following points.

1. Curry is very good at three-point shooting and breaking.

Many people tend to think that Curry can only shoot three-pointers, but in the actual game, Curry's breakthrough is also very threatening. Curry is basically caught by at least two men in every game, while also helping his teammates to attract defense. For Curry, Curry's three-point shooting can easily help the team tear up the opponent's defensive space, which is also Curry's killer feature.

Second, Paul will be better at organizing and pitching.

Paul is a more traditional guard player, and he can even think of Paul as the last group of traditional guards in the NBA era. Normally, Paul will focus more on how to help his teammates, and no matter what team he is on, he will make organizing the offense his first priority. When there are no good passing opportunities, Paul will also finish the game with a mid-range shot.

Third, Curry and Paul's playing styles are inherently different.

Because Curry himself has a very big scoring danger, he will usually send at least two players to defend Curry, and it is difficult for Curry to have a chance to break through to the three-point line. Because of this, Curry has no need to practice mid-range shooting. Because if you can get inside the three-point line, you can finish the game directly by breaking through.

Conversely, if Curry can open up space by running, Curry will also shoot directly from outside the three-point line, which is fundamentally different from Paul. <>

Because Paul's mid-range shooting is very difficult and few people can learn it, Curry can't learn Paul's mid-range shooting.

It's because Curry has his own skills, his own abilities, and his own ways and methods, so he can't learn it.

Maybe it's because of his physical fitness, because everyone's physical fitness is different, and what they're good at is not the same, so he can't learn it.

Curry can't learn Paul's hours, and everyone may have their own strengths and weaknesses.

Because everyone's physical conditions are different, and their physical qualities are different, the requirements that can be met by the guards are also different, so some people's skills can't be imitated at all.

Number one, Curry's dribbling is excellent. Everyone knows how powerful Irving's dribbling ability is, in fact, Curry is not much worse than Irving's dribbling, and Curry's high center of gravity dribbling is more conducive to him to pick up the shot at any time, he uses excellent dribbling rhythm, he can easily get a lot of shooting space, many small players will not choose to shoot in the face of big players, because of lack of space, and Curry is not worried, he has a historic projection rate, and it is actually difficult for big men to interfere with him.

The second point is that Curry's physical fitness is average, and his height is above average among point guards, but because the Curry family is short-handed, in fact, his physical fitness and conditions can only be regarded as average-to-top, although he has a strong core strength and good absolute speed, but the lack of bounce and explosiveness is destined to make him unable to play like Wei Shao and Wall, or it can be understood that under the strict defense, if he breaks through and then shoots, the shooting rate will be greatly reduced, in fact, Curry's breakthrough efficiency is very high, It's the NBA's No. 1 scoring efficiency under the basket, but it doesn't mean that you can break through under the bag, and you still have a high shooting percentage. His under-the-basket scoring benefits from his historic shooting ability, so Curry's absolute deterrence comes from his shooting, not a breakaway.

The third point, the advantage of this is that no one knows whether the next curry is to shoot or suddenly, to say that curry is more inclined to shoot, in fact, I don't agree very much, if in the face of the big man to shoot the situation is actually more of a dislocation after the block, fast break three-point dry pull, etc. Instead of choosing to shoot in the face of big men one-on-one offense and defense, secondly, Curry's shooting rhythm is very fast, and tall players will take longer to react than short players. Curry's probability of choosing a strong shot in front of a big man is actually very low, so his shooting is more based on his confidence in shooting percentage.

Fourth, the inside line is dangerous. The more a player like Curry's gets the more pressure to break inside, and if it weren't for his shooting percentage, no point guard would be willing to break through to the basket, even if it's to break through the ball. And Curry's shooting has always been based on his own strong confidence.

Curry is also a very lethal player, he will adjust his tactics according to the opponent's tactics in the course of the movement, so he is very strong.

Mainly because of these interior lines, Curry can't get into the interior to attack, so he will choose to shoot.

Because this is the experience he has gained over the years, if you meet someone who is taller than you on the inside, then it is difficult to keep the ball.