3 Things It Takes to Be a Good Shooter

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3 Things It Takes to Be a Good Shooter

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If you want to become an elite basketball player,
it all starts with your jump shot, one of the
most essential skills in basketball. If you can't
shoot well, you'll never be able to excel at the
game's highest levels. But if you can develop
your jump shot into a true weapon, you'll get
easy baskets when nothing else is open and sink
the big shot when it matters most. Here are
three secrets to help you transform into an
unstoppable shooting machine on the basketball
court.

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1) Observe your shotIn basketball, a lethal
shooter can keep shooting accurately despite
fatigue and other game impacts. Let's see how you
stack up as a shooter First, can you shoot
effectively without fatigue? It is difficult for
most people to shoot consistently after being
fatigued from practicing. Next, are you able to
do so without losing accuracy? If your shooting
goes south when you're tired, it will be
difficult for you to become a lethal shooter.
Finally, do you need free throws or other shots
near the basket to score? A better player can
score when they don't get many open looks near
the basket, relying on shooter basketball rather
than close-range shots around their opponent's
hoop.

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2) Find ways to improveA rebounding net
basketball is essential for improving your
shooting form. First, put the rebounder in front
of you and grip it firmly while holding the ball
with two hands just above your waist.  Next,
shoot by extending your arms and releasing
quickly, trying to imitate what a player would do
when they jump up to slam dunk it.  Ensure you
continue practicing until you can consistently
make at least ten shots without messing up once.
If the rebounding net basketball alone isn't
enough, consider purchasing a basketball hoop
rebounder.

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3) Practice all aspects of shootingTo be a good
shooter, you need three things form, dedication,
and follow-through. Form refers to how you hold
your body when shooting and how high your release
point is. Dedication means that you should also
make shots at home besides shooting during
practice. Finally, follow-through describes how
you keep your arm extended after releasing the
ball.

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ConclusionImagine shooting the basketball from
just about anywhere on the court, whether off the
dribble or with time to set up a shot. You will
make more shots and have more opportunities to
draw defenders away from teammates and into
traps, leading to easy scoring opportunities for
your team. That's what makes great shooters so
valuable on the basketball court, and with hard
work and dedication, you can become one of them.
Here are three secrets to becoming a lethal
shooter on the basketball court.

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