How to become a better shooter

kapyoche

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That's not a good way to become good.
He has to move around and shoot. Then let's see if he makes all of them.
Then have a player tryi to defend his shot.
Turn around jumper is the shot to practice.
 

RU-Choppin-Ohio

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That's not a good way to become good.
He has to move around and shoot. Then let's see if he makes all of them.
Then have a player tryi to defend his shot.
Turn around jumper is the shot to practice.

Lol, so shooting for 5 minutes straight is not a good way to become A better shooter. Curry needs you to be his shooting coach, hahahaha

You need to tell Curry he is wasting his time.
 
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RU-Choppin-Ohio

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I’d be in the NBA if outside shooting in an empty gym with a rebounder mattered.

If you had a good stroke, good hand-eye coordination and put up thousands and thousands and thousands of shots over the years since you were 15 years old.....you would be a great spotup shooter in college.....not the NBA.....because you too old and slow right now.
 

goru7

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I know it's S. Curry, but, he got to this point by shooting thousands and thousands of shots over the years.

5 minutes, 103 shots...no misses.


Most incredible thing I have seen. Clearly the best shooter of all time. Watch his feet , his stroke, his follow through and maybe you can improve a little but no one will ever shoot like him. I do not even like the guy but he has my utmost respect.
 
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