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Jumpshot technique is really easy.. Just grab any video of an NBA dude doing a jumpshot and try to mimic his technique. You cant improve accuracy by learning some new technique, jumpshots improve with practice. Yeah after seeing your pic I figured that, thats why I asked.. The way I got the extra inches I needed was with a leg training program. The most effective one I can think of doesnt need any expensive gear or anything, is real easy, and only takes a matter of weeks. Its called "Air Alert 2," and you can probably find it with any p2p program. You could use "Air Alert 3," but its results, at your level, would probably be the same as using Air Alert 2... 3 is based around plyometrics, so its more effective for athletes that already have a fair bit of strength in their lower body. If you do it first up, your body will have already adapted to the plyometric exercises, which are the best way to increase jump height at a high level. After Air Alert 2, you'll be able to jump around 4 to 12 inches higher than before.. But using Air alert 2, then Air Alert 3, ive seen people gain 10 to almost 20 inches.
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i am 6'2 and i can dunk on a high school basketball rim
i know all about basketball cause i've been playing ever sicei was 5 years old and yea what OMB said is rite I make my shot i high arch shot and with the ball in my hand i flick my right wrist I mostly do Inside shots lay ups and dunks but my 3's are horrible as for handles i was born ith good handles but to handle well you have to have good eye cordination to see where your dribbling (Don't focus on the ball focus on the court to make a pass or focus on his foot posistion to shake the defender off) and to see whether the opposing player attempts to steal the ball http://www.guidetocoachingbasketball.com/shooting.htm ^^ Shows you how to make a good shot and how to CORRECTLY shot a basketball The starting point also affects the range. The higher the ball, the shorter the range. The shooting hand is positioned on the low-back side of the ball, fingers spread comfortably wide, with palm facing the basket and held clear of the ball by the fingertips and heel of the hand. The off hand is on the low-forward side, palm away from the basket. The function of the off-hand is to provide balance and control.-Best Tip I Can Give You
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Buy an And 1 Mixtape DVD....lol...
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lol, thats how you do NOT improve your game... i've tried that before, and you end up wasting all your time on the unimportant shit
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