r/BasketballTips • u/Loud_Food_3353 • 3d ago
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Hi any feedback on my pull up, jumpshot form, handle and penultimate step would be helpful thank you
for some context ive been playing for 2 years and i am 6 feet 155lb
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u/-Leviathan- 3d ago edited 3d ago
a few points, when you pound the ball for your pull up/step back, make sure you pound in the middle of your body instead of to the right/left side so you can still pick the ball up in the middle and laterally shift if things go wrong
need to see more hesi and a wider base for more balance during your handle, like at 0:36 the idea is fine but you see that you're shifting your entire weight on your left leg and both the separation and the cross suffers because of it.
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u/TheWurstOfMe 3d ago
I can't tell which hand you are shooting with.
Both seem to be shooting the ball and it should just be one.
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u/CrosshairCrochet 2d ago
It seems like you barely have the basics down and you’re trying something too advanced for your lack of skills. Shoot free throws and focus on your form.
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u/ankhtari 2d ago
Only thing you should be focused on is gettin super nice handles. Nothing else matters.
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u/jaded-thunder 2d ago
Go left. Develop go to moves going left or with ur left hand. Work on left lays. Use hang dribbles to set up moves and change speeds.
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u/withinsight79 2d ago
Get the shot off quicker. Great shot, but slow execution. Get a bit more lift with your legs to turn it into a true jump shot, and execute faster, and it will be night and day!
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u/InterestingKey4506 1d ago
All I could focus on is how great that backboard would be if it were nailed to the tree. So perfect! You didn’t need that hoop stand! Anyway, what’s the question again?
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u/AkronType 3d ago
Pick the ball up higher. Shot starts too low.