How can a basketball shoot such a long distance be predicted so accurately? I voted by what feeling.

You have to practice more, and the more you practice shooting, you will have the feeling of pitching, and you will feel like you can shoot at any time and at any time.

Slowly, you'll make new moves, such as pull-up jumpers, turnaround jumpers, and instant shots when you receive a pass.

The key is a feeling that you need to practice more.

I'm imparting you a tried-and-true experience.

You must not think about it when it comes to feint pitching"I'll make a feint to shake you".It will only make your movements more fake.

You have to do it all with the feeling of pitching. Do exactly as you would with the pitching motion.

The point is to practice more.

I used to find a buddy and practice pitching every morning.

I shoot 20 and he picks me up, and I shoot 20 and I pick him up.

This allows you to shoot hundreds of balls in a morning.

A few days and you'll notice that there's a noticeable change, and for a week, your shooting percentage is enough to get you excited.

Everyone around you who plays together can feel the change in you.

I'm old now. It's almost 30. I miss the green years.

Remember to practice a lot.

Practice more, the real master relies on muscle memory, in fact, after you have more strength, that is, when you can reach the basket from a relatively long distance, you need to learn to control the power, first learn to control the ball line in the center.

Arm. With your eyes and arms, aim it at the basket. Make a shot.

Ball Sense: If you play too much, you won't have it.

Ways to improve shooting percentage:

Correct the shooting action. Regular shooting is the key to improving your shooting percentage, so be sure to align your hands and coordinate your body's center of gravity. Generally speaking, the right hand is the main one when holding the ball, and the left hand is the second (the opposite is true for left-handers).

The palm of the right hand is supported and the five fingers are naturally separated. The armpits, inside the elbows, the back of the right hand, and the junction of the forearm should be at or near right angles. Place your left hand slightly on the side of the basketball to keep the basketball stable.

Straighten your upper body, don't shrug your shoulders, and land your feet naturally with shoulder-width apart. You can jump when pitching, but you still need to be upright and have a steady center of gravity. Only by practicing the correct posture can the shooting percentage go up.

Master the strength and direction of your shot. When pitching, also pay attention to the strength of the right hand pushing the ball forward and the direction of the left hand. The strength of the right hand should be determined according to the distance between your pitching position and the basket, and when throwing the ball, the palm of your hand should be plucked to make the basketball spin in the air, so that the hit rate is relatively high.

After throwing the ball, the right arm should be straightened. It is also necessary to master the auxiliary role of the left hand, control the direction of the ball, and throw it directly in front of the basket. Try to throw the ball as high as possible when pitching, which is much like a parabola in mathematics, and after a long time, you will find the same landing point, that is, the basket.

This will improve the shooting percentage a lot.

Timing your shot. The basketball game is intense, and it is impossible for you to shoot easily, which requires the shooter to time the shot. Try to shoot decisively when there is a gap to avoid reluctantly pitching when someone is on guard.

Sometimes you don't have a good feel for a long shot, you can try to break through to the basket, increase the feel and improve the shooting percentage at the same time.

Practice shooting more and master how to practice. Practice makes perfect, and if you want to improve your shooting percentage, you still need to practice shooting. Set yourself a daily amount of how many shots you want to throw in different positions.

You can't just practice by yourself, you have to play more games with masters, and you can practice shooting well in fierce confrontations.