I loved how you emphasised throughout the video the concept of touch. This is so true as a shooter because you don’t always shoot the same everytime, you sometimes prioritise the feel over the ‘mechanics’ when shooting in game
Definitely a Video I need for my personal coaching as of now. I coach so myself right now so correcting my mistakes with every shot with and open mind is great tip. MAKE MORE OF THESE VIDEOS JLAWBBALL! 🔥👌💯🙏
Great drills. Thank you very much. I love how you show and talk the progress through misses. It is so important for younglings, to understand, that consistency comes with repetitions and missing is way to improve.
I wish I had this workout last year! I grew up in the 90s watching Jordan, Rip, Zo, Ewing, Webber, and other guys who worked from the post and midrange. Shooting too many threes got you benched! As a result, I never developed a high percentage three-point shot until last year, when I started trying to extend my range. Once I got the mechanics down for a deep three, I started consistently making regulation 3s (college, not NBA). So, even if you don't plan on bombing threes from the hash mark, practicing at the limit of your range will help you shoot better within your range.
Great vid. Keep it up coach. I have a question that Nobody want to answer .. are strobe glasses good for shooting? If the answer is yes, should it be during a limited time or use it as a warmup? Left eye is my dominant eye ,and i shoot with right hand. Thanks in advance.
I see how this helps with understanding my body, developing hand and arm feel, timing and energy production. I'm sure all this translates to better adjustments in-game and in practice, but does this replace spot shooting practice from 3? I've been form shooting and slowly increasing distance. I feel consistent 1 step inside the 3pt arc but have hit a plateau in distance. Do you have any suggestions for me?
I have a great online training program that teaches proper shooting technique from the ground up! Here you go! www.jordanlawley.com/online-basketball-training
1 exercise I do with my athletes is 5 consecutive jumps, and the ball doesn't touch the rim only net, for him to understand the correct arc to use on the position
I loved how you emphasised throughout the video the concept of touch. This is so true as a shooter because you don’t always shoot the same everytime, you sometimes prioritise the feel over the ‘mechanics’ when shooting in game
And so important for other coaches to echo too! It’s not all about drills…it’s about our response to each shot we take
The best coach in the game. Coach Jordan your breakdowns are the best 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Always coming in clutch with these videos Jlaw keep it up with the fire content and everything love you Jlaw ❤
appreciate you!
Definitely a Video I need for my personal coaching as of now. I coach so myself right now so correcting my mistakes with every shot with and open mind is great tip. MAKE MORE OF THESE VIDEOS JLAWBBALL! 🔥👌💯🙏
You got it! Self dialogue is so key!
Great drills. Thank you very much. I love how you show and talk the progress through misses. It is so important for younglings, to understand, that consistency comes with repetitions and missing is way to improve.
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Exactly the vid i was looking for.. real and informative!! Thanks Jlaw
Glad it was helpful!
Real videos are where it's at, keep up the great content.
thank you! more to come!
Great video, I don't play competitively but love just shooting. Will try this out
Let me know how it works for you!
great vid! 100% gonna try these out tomorrow
love to hear it!
Thanks, will have to try these!
let me know how they go!
Love it. You should teach footwork for all your moves against xrm
That’s a brilliant idea!
J Law a real one for this
much love!
Another great video, keep up the great work!💯
thanks, Luke!
This is brilliant ❤ This is so real! 🔥
Thank you!
another banger vid! 🔥🔥
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I wish I had this workout last year! I grew up in the 90s watching Jordan, Rip, Zo, Ewing, Webber, and other guys who worked from the post and midrange. Shooting too many threes got you benched! As a result, I never developed a high percentage three-point shot until last year, when I started trying to extend my range. Once I got the mechanics down for a deep three, I started consistently making regulation 3s (college, not NBA). So, even if you don't plan on bombing threes from the hash mark, practicing at the limit of your range will help you shoot better within your range.
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Great vid really learned a lot
Glad it helped
Great vid. Keep it up coach.
I have a question that Nobody want to answer .. are strobe glasses good for shooting? If the answer is yes, should it be during a limited time or use it as a warmup? Left eye is my dominant eye ,and i shoot with right hand. Thanks in advance.
I’ve used them for ball handling but never for shooting. I can see how they would help for certain shots tho!
I see how this helps with understanding my body, developing hand and arm feel, timing and energy production. I'm sure all this translates to better adjustments in-game and in practice, but does this replace spot shooting practice from 3? I've been form shooting and slowly increasing distance. I feel consistent 1 step inside the 3pt arc but have hit a plateau in distance. Do you have any suggestions for me?
No, it supplements spot shooting from 3. Gotta build that muscle memory and your eye from each position!
Thank you
You're welcome 🙌
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Awesome video!!!
Great
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Thank u so much coach u really helped me
Hello , could you do a video on shooting form/mechanics . I am a beginner and my shot feels wonky so i wanna relearn the mechanics
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I have a great online training program that teaches proper shooting technique from the ground up! Here you go! www.jordanlawley.com/online-basketball-training
1 exercise I do with my athletes is 5 consecutive jumps, and the ball doesn't touch the rim only net, for him to understand the correct arc to use on the position
I like that!