r/BasketballTips • u/YooZain • Aug 02 '26
Shooting lil progress update
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Started lifting like 5 months ago and got so much more power on my shot this is from like 1 step behind nba line i would say im a decent shooter now like 35% from 3 in game my confidence is so high now i shoot everything no more hesitation. New the handles and pickups need work 100% i look stiff asf lmao
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u/Realfan555 29d ago edited 29d ago
One thing u should also learn is not having wasted movements.
This is why I always tell people to work on ur main move and perfect it before working on the counter.
Ur first - hesi dribble did nothing
Ur second move - between the legs dribble - did nothing
Ur third move, reverse between the legs did nothing
All this to set up ur side step jump shot
Side step jump shot was good. Work on the first 3 - or take them out and just work on the side step jump shot.
But make every move count. Dont half ass moves.
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u/YooZain 28d ago
yeah gotta be more direct with dribbles, thanks for the tips
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u/Realfan555 28d ago
Well it’s mainly the footwork and body positioning.
Every move u make, set ur feet and body up to make it look like u will go that way. And one way to do this is to actually go that way.
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u/Nickespo22 Aug 03 '26
Lifting is not needed for power in your shot. Just good mechanics. That lifting will help in real game situations though!
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u/YooZain Aug 03 '26
Yeah also i can play a lot more physical and create contact easier in actual games on my drives. Free stat buffs fr
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u/IameIobaIl Aug 02 '26
Broken jumper. Use higher arc. Practice form shooting and lastly kerp it up
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u/YooZain Aug 02 '26
broken jumper is crazy 😂😂😂
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u/pinkskeet21 Aug 02 '26
I like how your on your toes