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What are some exercises to improve my basketball shooting range?

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What are some exercises to improve my basketball shooting range?

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  1. do this excercise i do it all the time and im a 13yr old gir who can shoot a college 3 plus like a foot.

    10 foul shots

    25 shots from left baseline

    10 foul shots

    25 shots from left elbow extended

    10 foul shots

    25 shots from right elbow extended

    10 foul shots

    25 shots from right baseline

    10 foul shots

    10 three pointers – left baseline

    5 one dribble right pull ups

    5 one dribble left pull ups

    10 foul shots

    10 three pointers left angle

    5 one dribble right pull ups

    5 one dribble left pull ups

    10 foul shots

    10 three pointers – center

    5 one dribble right pull ups

    5 one dribble left pull ups

    10 foul shots

    10 three pointers right angle

    5 one dribble right pull ups

    5 one dribble left pull ups

    10 foul shots

    10 three pointers right baseline

    5 one dribble right pull ups

    5 one dribble left pull ups

    this should total

    100 foul shots

    100 jumpers (first section)

    100 threes and one dribble pull ups

    mply put up the required amount of shots from the specified places and sprint after each rebound.

    Variations

        * Add/minus number of shots from each place to change length of drill.

        * Recommended that you don’t shorten the drill.

    Tips

    Record the amount of shots you make from each set of 100 and focus on improving each practice.

    Skills

    Shooting, shooting when tired, shooting consistency.

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  2. c**k pushups

  3. all you have 2 do is practice ur layup's and maybe shoot behind the 3 pointer line.

  4. make sure you take alot of foul shots. foul shots are a great way to improve your shooting. the key to long range shooting is form, so start small with the best form possible and start moving farther and farther back. once you get farther and farther remember these tips. 1. make sure to bend your knees 2. extend your shooting arm (overexagerate) 3. make sure you have a good back spin on the ball 4. have your feet pointed towards the basket.

    practice this a few hours a day and your shot will improve

    -best of luck  

  5. alright, first of all, get your form down correctly on close shots before attempting a longer range.  The correct form will help in the long run if you start early.  

    There is something called "C shooting" where you shoot with one hand, but it really works on your form (feet shoulder width, ankles/ knees/ hips bent at joints, dominant arm forms a C: upper arm is perpendicular to body, forearm makes a right angle and is lined up with your knee, hand is bent backwards with a ball in it.  Therefore it forms a [ - like shape. Finally, follow through completely in one smooth motion as you release the ball.  Make sure you jump straight up and straight down.)  

    Take five shots close and scoot back a step, then five more, and scoot back again, etc.  You can do that from different angles.

    By not going straight to shooting long threes, you won't gain the habit of chucking up the ball.  Therefore, you can shoot from a longer range and actually make more shots.  

    There is also "start position" shooting, which is basically the same, but you add your guide hand and work on shooting it from the pocket.  Still start close on that.  

    Lastly, work on it a little bit every day.  It can't get better in just a few hours.  

    Oh yeah, and I'm sure everyone's saying this, but exercise!  Not just arm exercises, leg exercises.  A lot of your power will come from your legs.

    Best of luck!!!

  6. work on your triceps, get a heavy ball. They sell them at Jump USA~

  7. Play around the world, which is a game that you shoot from everywhere around the court, and have to make a shot to go to the next area.

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