First start shooting at the foul line then try a few layups if that is too hard.
2006-10-17 15:13:37
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answered by david 2
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Simple practice isn't enough. You can practice your math skills incorrectly all you want, but you won't improve. Only Perfect Practice Makes Perfect Permanent. Find someone that is skilled and study what they do. Then go out and practice by imitating thier shot. It's called the "As If" principal and it works very well. "As If" means to move and behave as if you were that great shooter you've watched. It's the same method professional actors, impressionists and sports stars used at the beginning of thier careers. Infact, the "As If" principal is the fastest, easiest and best way to get good at something like shooting. Michael Jordan has said that when he was a young boy, he imitated Julius Erving when he practiced.
2006-10-17 16:08:09
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answered by oscar 2
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Listen, don't worry about the text book way of shooting, the important thing is the follow thru. Go to your local sporting goods store and inquire about the heavy ball. I'm not sure of exactly what they call it but if they have it, they'll know what you're talking about. It's a ball that is 3 or four times heavier than the regular ball. Trust me, if you practice with that ball, shooting with a regular ball will become a breeze because you'll have more control of it becuase your fingers will be stronger! TRY IT!
2006-10-18 03:22:08
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answered by Jookemgood 3
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Get a shooting partner and go from elbow to elbow (thans the corners of the freethrow line) and have someone throw u a strong pass and jus shoot....back n forth until u get tired...
curl drill-my high school did this a lot...basically run parallel to the free throw line, have some one throw you the ball say mid way, step into the pass, make sure you pivot on ur inside foot, square up and shoot....do this both directions...IMPORTANT: jump straight up and down, dont fade away or n e thing, unless ur kobe who gets paid to do so.
2006-10-17 16:33:13
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answered by Dumb Genius 1
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shoot. practice your shots. practice like at least 300 shots a day if you're just starting out, but try to get around 500-600 shots if you really want to improve. and if you want to be a top shooter, go for 1000 shots, that is really hard though, you either get tired or bored of shooting and shooting and shooting
2006-10-17 15:14:47
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answered by Anonymous
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I have three very important tips:
1) Practice.
2) Practice.
3) DO NOT shoot like, or imitate Shaq.
2006-10-17 15:14:18
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answered by Drake ☮ 5
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relies upon on your MOS. i used to be 11B1P and we had to qualify on the M16, and our assigned squad weapons frequently sufficient, I by no ability rather felt the want for extra prepare. additionally.. the stages are style of a huge deal and require a gaggle of human beings to maintain it, they are no longer likely to easily open it up for no longer something so some adult males can get some greater prepare in. There are even with the undeniable fact that further materials on base the place you will get some greater M16 prepare in on simulators. The simulators look style of dorky.. like an arcade pastime at Chucky Cheezes.. yet they have an exceedingly actual tension comments, and that they are super super precise. as quickly as you're assigned on your unit, you are able to desire to ask your group chief or platoon sgt if its available you will get greater prepare on a simulator.
2016-10-02 10:01:39
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answered by ? 4
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Totally practice , practice, practice, Improve your fundamentals, follow through with your shots
2006-10-18 06:37:49
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answered by harley girl 1
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stand a cople of steps away from the hoop then shoot one handed, once you can do that really good take a step back then keep doing that over and over again
2006-10-17 16:37:15
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answered by Anonymous
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practice everyday and pretty soon you will notice improvement
2006-10-19 04:40:25
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answered by Keryn S 1
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