Former Celtic Eddie House teaches Tom E. Curran how to improve his jump shot | NBC Sports Boston
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Former Boston Celtic guard Eddie House has his work cut out for him as he critiques and teaches Tom Curran on how to improve his form to be a better jump shooter.
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Eddie's my man. Love to have him on staff of either NBC Boston or Celtics.
Tom E, more videos with Eddie.
Eddie dropping knowledge.
I got to meet Eddie last night after his Son, Jaelen, played in Albuquerque against Fresno State. What a cool Dude. A great Father Son Moment after the Senior Night game. Go Lobos! 🏀
House 🔥 hope you stick around, man. Love you on the broadcast
If Payton Pritchard is able to lock into that “ Eddie House “ Role, The Celtics will be in a Great Place!
Love this Eddie House man!
keep Eddie on permanently !
I was dieing of laughter when he went straight up w the ball (No wasted motion) and made it and house was like “that’s one thing we fixed” lmfaooo like no way it’s that easy
This feels like prime summer time content.
Great video using this as therapy. I would love PP to fill the role Eddie House did on the championship team.
Champ
Elbow should be eye level at the end of release there, Tommy.
I remember growing up thinking Ray Allen was the fastest, then it was Michael Redd. Then I saw Eddie House and I noticed he had the fastest release in the nba, maybe faster than steph curry
Keep the ball high on catch, release high, this allows you to roll those shoulders back (slightly) as you release, marry your thumb and your index finger on your guide hand, follow through HIGH; If you’re right handed, your right foot, right knee, right elbow and right hand should all be in line with each other with ball in hand before and after release; why? because you’re “shooting” and your body is the rifle. Rifles are straight. You should be too for accuracy’s sake. Now what are you looking at when you shoot? What are trying to hit? If your body has deficiencies in strength, you’ll get funky jumpshots like dude here. All the funky pre-shot movement he has is because he’s weak and trying to build a momentum to help get the ball to the rim instead using it for rhythm. So he needs to be using the weights outside the basketball gym before he comes and tries to shoot all day. Basketball is the hardest sport but also the prettiest, & intellectual of them all which makes it the most alpha (imho)… shooting in itself is a jambalaya,,, Eddie didn’t give too much here so buddy’s jumpshot must be permanently broken🤣