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Did you have a hitch? Or a smooth release already and then worked on the timing once the release was in place? Sochan has to start from scratch with his release without adding extra components to it.
poland is getting destroyed so far.. unsurprising, but still
Did you have a hitch? Or a smooth release already and then worked on the timing once the release was in place? Sochan has to start from scratch with his release without adding extra components to it.
Poland ing sucks.
Bahamas with Ayton, Eric Gordon, and Buddy Hield; going to be tough for Poland to win.
Which is exactly why you start 2 feet from the basket and shoot set shots a thousand times around the basket until you can hit the same spot on the net every time. Then you take a step back and do it. Your feet don't leave the ground until you are about ten or 15 feet out. I spent months doing that.
Poland can't do anything to generate easy shots. They just have to get hot. They lose this game eight out of ten times.
That not what has been suggested on other posts. You're basically agreeing with me that leaving the ground is unnecessary close in. You don't need to add it at all until maybe 3 pt distance but even then you dont have to jump. Nobody takes jump shot free throws at 15 feet. You work on the release first and only.
Jeremy playing by the old FIBA rules.
Yeah, you're right. Sorry. I saw the standing close and moving back part. I did that, and I used my legs as part of the shooting motion, but I only jump to generate more distance. I had the form and mechanics down before I started leaving the ground. When I practiced low post moves I would jump as high as possible for obvious reasons.
Ayton sucks, omg
God they're stupid. Jeremy goes in, breaks down the defenders and kicks it out, only for the guy to step back and reset instead of shooting.
Which is why I stated that this is what should be done on the playground growing up. I am continually baffled to see players rise to the NBA level having never learned the basics of a textbook jumpshot.
This is what summer/off season should be used for. it makes zero sense to be practicing a 25 foot shot over and over with broken mechanics.
You fix the broken mechanics and start nearest to the basket until you perfect your form. Only after perfecting it from close to the rim - do you venture farther. This is the correct way. If sochan allegedly uses good form near the basket then he is derelict in not using the correct form as he ventures farther from the basket. Discipline is called for.
Anyone find a stream of this game ?
Sochan with Kyle Andersonesque three but it was nothing but net
made a great looking triple!
unfortunately he's not playing assertively or as a ballhandler. Just the usual garbage off the ball bs for now.
On the playground? Or in a gym?
When I lived in SA, I put up a basketball goal in the back lot where I worked. I painted the key and the three point line and that's where I did it. Neither park nor gym.
He’s great at collecting checks,though. I’d love to be a fly on the wall of his next contract negotiations when he’s offered like $65/4years.
I’m not questioning the methodology, just the location. I don’t think anyone does that on the blacktop. You’d get run off by ballers.When I lived in SA, I put up a basketball goal in the back lot where I worked. I painted the key and the three point line and that's where I did it. Neither park nor gym.
Wouldn't be an Eric Gordon game I'd he weren't getting a T for ing.
I was looking for video of the game, this is just a virtual boxscore.
Not sure what that means. Everyone needs to practice. I've done drills with my kids at the gym and at the playground.
But maybe that's the reason so many of these kids come to the NBA with ed up jumpers, because they were running people off instead of learning fundamentals.
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