⬇️Listen to Coach Barry discuss the "Shooter's Touch"⬇️
Proper shooting technique requires precision in stance, balance, hand placement, arm extension, and correct follow-through. Without the right mechanics, even the most promising players may be limited on the court, holding back their true potential.
"The 3-point shot’s importance cannot be overstated. Consider that in LeBron James’ rookie year – 21 seasons ago – teams were attempting 14.9 3-pointers per game. This season, teams are shooting 35.0" - Zeff Zillgit, USA
TODAY
The shooting hand should be placed on the back of the ball with wrist bent
The guide hand should rest on the side of the ball
The thumbs of both hands should create a disconnected letter "T"
Feet are between shoulder and hip width apart
Knees bent, ten toes facing the basket
One foot half a shoe ahead of the other (staggered stance)
