The shot comes in with a standard stance to do a favor

Fingers open, palm empty, touch the ball with the fingers above the base of the fingers and hold the ball up, do not use the palm to support the ball, so as to increase the control of the ball, improve the stability of the ball (just like when dribbling), the moment the ball is shot with the index finger and middle finger pluck. After the ball is shot, these two fingers should be facing the direction of the basket. In addition, the forearm should be perpendicular to the ground and facing the basket, and the elbow joint should not be abducted.

A good posture is to open the thumb and index finger of the shooter according to the natural amplitude of the palm, and the other three fingers also open naturally, and drag the ball with the five fingers and the part where the fingers connect to the palm. The thumb of the support hand and the thumb of the shooter hold the ball at an angle of about 90 degrees.

Compare the standard and good-looking poses (Jordan, Kobe, Miller, etc.) like this::

The thumb and the other four fingers are slightly farther apart, the other four fingers are slightly closer, and the index and middle fingers are mainly used to pluck the ball when shooting, so that after throwing the ball, the hand shape is the most beautiful: the little finger and ring finger are broken outward and slightly upturned, and the thumb and index finger are close together or even next to each other.

Standard actions are classified as standard actions.

Sometimes you also need to confirm which finger your shooter is, and the master you are learning, I guess it is the middle finger that is the force. That's why his thumb and index finger are relatively close.

I think you should try to keep all your fingers open when you are holding the ball, and you should have more control over the ball, so that you can shoot more often.

How can it be? The thumb is very important, used to hold the ball, to maintain the stability of the ball, and the index finger is close together, then the ball will not be stable!?

What are the standard postures? As long as it looks good and makes you comfortable! Anyway, I'm like that, it's not ugly, hehe.

It doesn't matter what suits you, no matter what posture he is, he can enter. Look at Marion.

The most important thing is to find what works for you, and the key is to practice more and find the feeling.

Just get used to it, just invest in gold! Whatever!

Problems with personal habits.

You see Marion shooting like that.

It's still very accurate.

The middle finger is easier to exert force.

The index finger is relatively easy to control.