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Have you ever played basketball? Ever watched basketball? Ever wondered how basketball players make incredible jump shot

Have you ever played basketball? Ever watched basketball? Ever wondered how basketball players make incredible jump shots? Let me answer that by explaining the mechanics of an effective jump shot Important? Help with personal jump shot Understand what goes into a jump shot

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Have you ever played basketball? Ever watched basketball? Ever wondered how basketball players make incredible jump shot

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  1. Have you ever played basketball? Ever watched basketball? Ever wondered how basketball players make incredible jump shots? Let me answer that by explaining the mechanics of an effective jump shot

  2. Important? • Help with personal jump shot • Understand what goes into a jump shot • Appreciate Basketball better

  3. Qualifications • Have played basketball for 15 years • Have coached basketball camps • Have attended basketball camps at the highest level • Worked on form during transition from post player to perimeter

  4. 6 main components in the mechanics of a Jump Shot • Feet • Knees • Elbow • Shooting Hand • Guide Hand • Follow Through

  5. Feet • Square to basket • Shoulder width apart

  6. Knees • Bent like your about to sit in chair • About 45 degree angle • Bent BEFORE you catch ball

  7. Elbow • Over knee, under ball • Triceps parallel to ground • Forearm perpendicular to triceps

  8. Shooting Hand • Wrist bent like waiter • Ball on pads of fingers

  9. Guide Hand • On side of ball • Lightly resting • Create window

  10. Eyes • Always on basket • Look where you want the ball to go

  11. Follow Through • Hand steady throughout shot • End with “hand in the bucket” • Hold it

  12. Conclusion • Gives you idea of how much goes into a jump shot • Will hopefully improve your mechanics when shooting

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