FINISHES AT THE RIM!!! — Shot Science Basketball — How to Shoot a Basketball
How to Shoot a Basketball Welcome to our first collection of “Finishes at the Rim!” This series of NINE different Finishes should give you a way to score at the rim under most all circumstances as you attack the basket! If you practice these moves and make them second-nature ( “Reactionary”), you will be UNSTOPPABLE!! www.shotscience.com This week Chase discusses the first NINE Finishing Moves taught by shotscience Basketball. Each move is given in a short introduction by Chase and by clicking on the “Hand Icon,” you can get a Slow Motion Breakdown of the play with several Keypoints. It’s best to let the video load to the BLUE annotation if you plan on quickly navigating back and forth from the main video to the Breakdowns. If you want Secret Updates or you want to be our friend, follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com See you next week!! Be sure to check out our website: www.shotscience.com -Tom
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@jigi102: Hey, we all wanted that as players. We hope you get there too. Check out Chase’s “Vertical Jump” video due up very soon. You will continue to grow and maturity may make it possible to “throw it down!” When you do, we want to know and send us a video. Go for it!
yea thanks..i would like to dunk one day. hopefully
@jigi102:
That sounds pretty good. Keep growin and jumpin!
@JakiM333: We plan to put up post moves soon.
very good and effective finishes but put some post moves
hey can anyone answer..i just hit around 5’0 5’1 ft..i havent hit my growth spurt or anything like that.. i can touch a rim thats around 8 ft 2in..my muscles havent even developed yet..is that good
@mattman1214: Please go back and view these finishes again. These are finishes that allow you to get by those bigs. They are really effective as well. Let us know how they work for you.
Ey, great vid, but I always seem to have a problem when there are two bigger defender (I’m a guard) So even if I get past the first big-man the second only need to strip the ball or put their hands up. It’s especially difficult because I’m not that athletic so i can’t get to high to avoid this . Thanks
jesus: Your right. We are just kidding! Gottcha.
… you gotta be kidding.
You Got it. Let us know how it goes for you.
thank you
palm: This video is meant to be a solution to finishing at the hoop which begins with the jump stop. The jump stop really helps us in maintaining control and not giving up charging fouls. We recommend you start here!
what finishing moves are there to avoid taking a charge because i always look out of control when im going to the hoop strong
no lol
craftgod: They will be coming soon. We have been really over-burdened by our new site development. We will have new ones up soon. Stay tuned for our new “STREET TEAM” coming out with our new site.
thanks, waiting for new vids
Pivoting is not a travel unless you raise the pivot foot and it contacts the floor before you release the ball. Thanks for your comments and question. Stay tuned for the “Shot Science Street Team” coming up very soon.
oh.. ok thanks a lot…. i always thought it was a travel
You Got It!!!!!!!!
jimmy: When you drive, your mindset is to “get to the rack!” Within that process if you cannot finish look to give the ball to a teammate. One really good practice is to use a “jump Stop’ if you get inside and cannot finish. This allows you to have time to assess what to do with the ball even though it is only a second or two. You can execute one of our “Nine Finishes at the rim” or reverse turn and look for an open teammate outside. The Jump Stop is really good to keep you from fouling.
wait pivoting is not a travel? cool
What are you supposed to be thinking of when you drive? (Meaning there wasn’t any play called and you’re just slashing)
Do you think of looking for a person to pass to or make a shot even if its hard?
DWC: Learn, learn, and learn some more! Practice, practice practice! This how you get better. Go for it.
Thanks for the respond. My shooting ability is up there, routinely knocking down 5 to 10 18 footers jump shots. I am just hungry to be a better shooter that I must learn everything there is about shooting.