@pureshooters: Snapping vs pushing the elbow! Pick a distance slightly outside your comfort zone and work on leveraging that elbow 💪 #basketball #basketballdrills #fy #ballislife #jumpshot

TeeJay :

No wonder LaMelo can shoot any where

Matt 🦦 :

When i did this, my arm hurts

Sakaa :

Wrong, majority of power comes from legs and arm is for accuracy. Try hitting half court shots not using legs

Johs🐢 :

I can do this but the ball goes left or right i cant get consistent with which fingers to flick with

Timtotaa :

Most of it is from your wrist

Casias97 :

It actually varies depending on which kind of shooter you are. For a set shooter he is correct. Jump shooters do get a lot of power from their legs i.e. Ray Allen

oonerdyy :

Does he use a thumb flick future me?

kai :

it's js conservation of energy and shi

𝓳 :

Nooo wrist over everything

b :

Bad advice.

cheesematey :

similar to lamelo

? :

Lemelin fr

jeremiah :

how do i work on this and including my legs thats my biggest struggle

jett123 :

Great take

Yousif k :

This guy is a genius he turned me into consistent deep threat fr 🔥

Senor Salud :

thanks gonna try

lovingmonkeys2 :

I like this exercise. SNAP the the elbow......point the elbow at the rim , shoot, follow through and lock the shooting hand at your eyebrows.

DUSHII :

Darth Vader :

I hope no one takes this advice. setting kids up for an injury.

￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴￴ ￴ ￴ :

I say it depends

Ƭ♬ɨ🎧 :

I have a weird habit of hitting my forehead (sometimes) when I shoot and I cant get rid of it

00swaggg :

L advice

smyles :

Power comes from effectively transferring energy throughout your form, if you are too snappy.. you will lose power, accuracy, and form. You should feel your jumper all the way through

Duvalin :

I agree 💯. Especially for kids. If you watch Trey Young shoot, since he was a 9th grader, his snap was crazy. But also, it’s the snap of the entire body.