Whether the shot is left or right or center. I m going crazy

It doesn't matter where you shoot, it's the goal that matters! It's good posture to score goals, and with a lot of practice, you'll definitely find the shooting posture you need! Whether it's strength or feel or something else, you have to shoot more, if you really want to be a good player, you have to find out the accurate flaws yourself!

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Don't look at Kobe's shooting stance. The shooting angle of the people. Not something you can imitate.

People in the NBA, a lot of people shoot in the wrong position... Actually, you look at CBA. The position in which the basketball players in our country shoot the basketball.

Absolutely.

It's better in the middle, people on both sides think you're carrying a cannon, the posture in the middle is better, the shooter thing is that you shoot more and practice more, practice conditioned reflexes, and if you shoot accurately, it doesn't matter what the action is, you look at Marion.

When you shoot, just aim your right thumb at the bridge of your nose.

My idea is that the arm is aligned with the last finger of the throw, and the thumb is inward, just in line with the index and the middle of the arm.

This is not necessarily, as it depends on the point of your hand when you shoot, so it is recommended that you aim at the blue frame and throw it several times to get the direction you deviate from so that it may work.

Posture is only one aspect, everybody's shooting posture is different, and although there's a standard movement, your own habits are also very important, and you see that a lot of people in the NBA shoot very strangely, but it's also very accurate.

The key is that you practice more.

Your index finger must be overpowered, and the shot should be evenly distributed with the three fingers in the middle.

Reasons: 1. The hand shape is not standard. If the force is enough, as you described, but it is biased, this factor directly affects your hit rate.

2. Hand feel. Everyone's feel for the ball is different, and the feel is also time-split, sometimes the shot is 100 shots, and even the blind throw is in, at this time it feels good. And sometimes it's very serious, but it's out of reach.

The reason for this is that there is little practice, and it is necessary to achieve the unity of man and ball, and the strength of the shot can be quickly adjusted to the appropriate strength according to the distance from the basket.

Suggestion: Pay attention to the hand shape of the shot, practice a lot, increase the feel, form the impression of the shot in your mind every time you shoot, feel the position of its strength, etc. It is convenient for the next shot to adjust.

It's good to watch Kobe Bryant's pitching practice...

The most important thing when holding the ball is how to separate the fingers, if the force of the middle finger is the 1st, the 2nd index finger, the 3rd thumb, the ring finger 1 2, and the little finger l 3, then the equal force is applied to the ball, and the fingers must be separated so that the separation of the thumb and index finger is equivalent to 2 times the interval between the index finger and the middle finger. Spread your hand wide and point the ball with your hand. Once this balance is lost, the ball will not fly far and will be difficult to control.

Hold the ball with your fingers on either side of the ball with the reticles on both sides of the ball across the floor, align the bowler's wrist with the line directly above the ball, and then hold the ball firmly with your fingers apart. Bowler and handler, we generally call the hand that shoots the ball as the bowler, and the other hand as the auxiliary hand or handpicker. The thumbs of both hands are spaced 6-9 cm apart, and the puller holds the slightly side of the ball to support the ball.

If the thumb is too narrow, the ball is easy to fall, and if it is too wide, it is not easy to throw. The way to shoot the ball, the ball is not pushed by force alone, but to relax the elbow joint, and shake the wrist and fingers to pop the ball while the arm is extended. This way the ball will spin and fly easily into the distance.

Let's take a look at the shooting in the NBA is quite standard for everyone's reference: In terms of fame, Alan Houston may not be as tall as the following, but in terms of shooting posture, Alan Houston's textbook-like shooting is worth watching for anyone who wants to learn basketball.

Lower body exerts force, flick the wrist ball from the fingertips of the fingers. Cut your nails short. The ball arc cannot be flat. It's not good if it's too high. If you practice more, you will feel it.

Judging by your question, you're shooting with your right hand.

Your shooting action is wrong, you are using your ring finger and tail finger force, which is commonly known as the inside crutch, so that if you shoot on the left side, the inward crutch is just enough to throw the ball into the frame; Once you're on the right, the inside turn is more about deflecting the ball in a way, so you can't get right on the right side.

Suggestion: Correct your shooting posture, pay attention to the slight shaking of your wrist when shooting, and use your index finger to pull out the ball, (at the beginning, the middle finger may also use force, but it is OK to practice), and the other fingers are only used to support the ball.

For details, you can see Ray Allen's shooting, and I wish you an early improvement in your shooting percentage.

To correct your shooting posture, you need to pay attention to the slight shaking of your wrist when shooting, and use your index finger to pull the ball out.

It's hard to say, but everyone always has an aspect that they are not good at, and while strengthening and improving, wouldn't it be better to practice what they are good at to a higher level?!

I'm not very tall, with an arm span of 165, and the shot is on the right side of my head, which is above my shoulder, so I'm not tall. But I rarely get covered, and first of all, maybe my bullet speed. And then there is the speed of the shot, you deliberately speed up the speed of the shot, which will naturally reduce the shooting rate, but when you usually practice shooting, you lift the ball, push the arm, close the wrist (I basically have these 3 connection actions) to speed up, not to omit the push arm or close the wrist in one action, but to reduce the time to do each action 3 actions in one go and so get used to it, that's your shooting speed They will always say that you don't aim at it Actually that's our normal shot Practice slowly It's not difficult It's very important for us guards to shoot Come on