@weinowayy: I’ve been around lots of great shooters and these are 3 things I found that all of them do: 1) LOTS OF QUALITY REPS: all the great shooters put up more shots than anybody else, but volume doesn’t matter if you are just throwing them up. Every rep needs to be intentional about your footwork and form. You’re trying to build a consistent movement pattern in your body. 2) GAME REPS: this means both game-like reps in workouts AND getting reps when playing 5v5 basketball. Only shooting stationary shots with no fatigue has its purpose but can’t be the only thing you do. Work on the shots you actually take in game and try to mimic the same conditions (off movement or off ball screens, with a contest, right after running, etc.) 3) Arguably the most important. I know about this as I shot 0% from 3pts in college after shooting 43% at OTE. It’s a mental game and if you don’t fully believe in yourself and be confident in your shot, they won’t fall during the game. All the great shooters I’ve been around have one thing in common: they don’t hesitate when they have a shot, they know they can make it and they never get shaken after a miss, they don’t let that affect the next shot. And that confidence is built by putting in the reps and working on your mindset, you need to train both your shot AND your mind.

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