Basketball shooting tips

These resources can be used within a lesson or an extra curricular club as part of self or peer assessment or coaching. The first resource card outlines

@coachdavelove Want to improve your arc? Focus on your set point. . The ball will go in the opposite direction of where your hand is on the ball. If you want the ball going up you need your hand under the ball. It will be much easier to do this if you are able to look under the ball at your set point. . If you are trying to look over top of the ball then it is much harder to get your hand under the ball and you'll end up pushing the ball forward. . Two little reminders... . 1 You don't…

Knowing what position is right for you comes with knowing the roles of each position, pinpointing your role models, playing the positions out, and finding your strengths.

Follow @coachdavelove for more shooting tips! This is the essence of shooting in my opinion . Do this well and you will be a good shooter. . Become GREAT at it and you'll be unstoppable. . The middle of your hand needs to push the bottom of the ball at the last moment on release of the ball. If it does the ball will go straight. . Every habit we build as shooters should be centered around trying to make that happen consistently. Trying to make it easier to get to the bottom of the ball…

Kyrie Irving is one of the best basketball palyers in NBA and especially he is a good shooter. He won the NBA Three-Point Shootout in 2013, and he led the Bosto

Basketball drills used by youth, high school, college coaches worldwide for shooting, offense, defense, dribbling, passing, rebounding, transition/full-court.