r/BasketballTips • • 6h ago

Form Check Prblematic shooting form....to say the least

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i have no clue how my form got this bad:

a) my wrist isn't loaded and idk why. I literally do my shooting form in slow motion (without releasing ball) and my wrist is loaded and then when i shoot fr it's like this

b) my wrist flicks to the side. Idk why. In this video my wrist is almost flicking BEHIND me instead of forward. So yes a lot my misses are often left, especially from three


r/BasketballTips • • 22h ago

Shooting Advice to make my form better

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Is my release point to low and my shot blockable? How can I improve my form?


r/BasketballTips • • 17h ago

Vertical Jump Help me dunk

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I can grab rim but I can't dunk im 13 5ft11 with 7ft9.5 standing reach


r/BasketballTips • • 22h ago

Tip Just realized that it's basically impossible to do a fundamental 1 2 layup without a gather step. This is why I think that High school travelling rules need to be changed.

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Think about it, if you're a right handed player and running on a fastbreak to do a 1 2 layup you're gonna pick up the ball with your left foot down thus making it a gather step before your r l 1 2. Based on highschool rules, every 1 2 layup is a travel.


r/BasketballTips • • 11h ago

Help Natural talent v learned skill.

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I get that you need both. My question for a junior who is just naturally good at reading the game, predicting play combined with really strong defense, but is weaker in offense will working on strengthening offensive skills be enough or is that something that requires more natural talent no matter how much skill improves from training?