The 3-pointer is a great shot in basketball made famous by a number of players in the NBA, for example, John Stockton, Reggie Miller and Ray Allen. The 3-pointer was allowed in 1945 at a college level game. The distance from the 3-point goal varies depending on the level of play. 3-point shooting has been the bearer of many miracles in the last-second basketball game, tying or winning a game for the team that last shot.
Make a 3-pointer at Basketball
Learn a good jump shot technique. The long-range shot is needed to push with your legs, extend the elbow and wrist film with great force to send the ball to the basket.
Imagine the ball flying through the air and go through the basket with every shot you take.
Pick a small goal of delivering the ball to his shot. With the aim of deciding just over the edge closest to you or just before the edge farthest from you. Always treated in the same part of the goal in relation to where you take the shot.
the court and mark a line on the field 5 feet from the basket and every foot of the basket to 20 feet. The mark of 20 feet is a couple of inches longer than the 3-point line in high school and college, but practice helps you to shoot from a position in which the toes are not on the line.
Make short jump shots from the line 5-feet, 6 feet of line and so on. Make 3 shots before going to the next line. Notice how much force is needed to make each shot as you progress along the lines farther from the basket.
Focus on shooting the ball just enough power to pass the ball through the Basket lightly. If the ball gets the edge, you want it to land softly, and go through the hoop by Backspin.
shooting 3-pointers in the same line until you can make at least five years in a row.
Get an idea of the distance they are from the basket so you can shoot the 3-pointer from various locations outside the 3-point line.
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