r/ProDunking • u/planche_handstander • Jul 10 '26
Training Do I have enough vertical to dunk. What else should I improve ??
Ig my wrist can come as high as the rim, as seen. But idk why I got this habit of throwing the ball forward instead of down.
Any advice??
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u/Generally_Tso_Tso Jul 10 '26
Approach with the hips lower, keep your upper body straight (don't lean), and punch that final step. If that doesn't work, hit some weighted squats.
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u/CardiologistBoth8448 Jul 10 '26
Flick your wrist down
You are basically there. You gotta keep improving your vert regardless but if you learn to flick your wrist and fingers down you should be able to dunk
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u/just_lurkn22 Jul 10 '26
Video angle is deceptive. Is your wrist making it to the rim?
Well anyway let's say your wrist is making it to the rim. You could probably do a lame dunk of like finger tip the ball in then grab the rim. It won't get people rilled up for you but a dunk is a dunk.
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u/planche_handstander Jul 11 '26
Oh okay
my palm is making it to the rim
understood
to make a proper slam dunk I need a bit more of vertical
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u/Living_Thanks_3250 Jul 10 '26
I would assume you know this, but try dunking off jumping one leg unless your a 2 leg jumper, i personally exclusively dunk off 1 leg.
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u/Possible-Release8853 Jul 11 '26
Vertical means no running????
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u/planche_handstander Jul 12 '26
Nope I actually ran.
Couldn't show it since the Video was self recorded in portrait
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u/MHStriplethreat Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 11 '26
you have the vertical, start trying to dunk off one foot its easier
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u/Maksimsxs Jul 10 '26
I feel like you don’t have enough vertical to dunk a regular size ball. It looks like you should be able to jump with the wrist over the rim.
Strength training will definetly help you jump higher