Basketball can jump when making free throws, so why don t players jump but stand up for free throws?

Because the jump shot is to avoid being blocked, and the average elementary school student will feel uncomfortable shooting without the help of leg strength, and NBA players have good upper body strength, so there is no need to worry about this, and the general free throw time is used to adjust the breathing to achieve the purpose of a short break, in fact, the upside down shooting is allowed, no one likes to shoot against the free throw line, and it is easy to make a slight move, so when it comes out of the WCBA game, almost no one jumps and throws free throws in other games.

Definitely not, after all, it's a waste of energy! What's more, even if a superstar jumps, he doesn't dare to be 100% still at the original point, so it definitely won't. Especially in the second half of the quarter, do you feel that the players will waste their energy when they are exhausted?

Because of stability, free throws are inherently unattended, and standing free throws can make shots more stable.

Because only Ming can jump, and he didn't say that others can jump.

People think they don't need to jump to get the ball in, and they don't want to lose their stamina, so forget it.

Five people stand in front of you and watch you pull out the jumper. How embarrassing.

UAE's free throws are good with Yao Ming.

You can jump, but it's kind of like gauze.

As long as you can score, it's a good goal.

It's the same as when you don't jump when you play a shooting machine in a video game city.

You can jump when you make free throws in a basketball game. The International Basketball Association (FIBA) does not prohibit free throw jumps. Basketball players don't jump on free throws to ensure a higher percentage of pre-shot shots.

2014 FIBA Regulations:

1. Be in position in the half-blind circle behind the free throw line;

2. He can shoot in any way, but he must throw the ball into the basket from the basket or shoot the basket to the hoop before it is touched by other players;

3. When the referee puts the ball in his handle, he should throw the ball out of his hand within 5 seconds;

4. Do not touch the free throw line or the ground in front of the free throw line before the ball touches the hoop;

5. Do not make feints and free throws;

6. During free throws, the ball shall not touch the basket or rebound when it is in contact with the hoop;

7. In any free throw before the last free throw, he must not touch the ball or the basket as long as the ball has a chance to enter the basket.

Personally, I don't think you can jump up and make free throws when you hit a free throw in basketball, after all, this kind of action is not allowed, and it will probably result in the free throw being invalidated.

You can jump, but you can't land beyond the free throw line when you land, otherwise the free throw will be invalid. In the NBA, they don't jump because they are more consistent in their shooting.

Yes, but the free throw jump cannot jump over the free throw line, which will result in a jump free throw is not as high as standing on the free throw line, but the jump free throw is allowed.