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Stationary shooting provides no athletic challenge so it's easy to practice repeatability. In games, you're typically moving in different directions, at higher speeds, having to change speeds, etc. AND THEN SHOOT, so your body is not prepared for those shots by only doing stationary shooting. You get better at those things by practicing them. Toss the ball and backpedal into a shot at full speed, shoot quickly and hold your follow thru. Stand on the 3pt line and toss the ball across the arc and sprint full speed into an inside-outside plant 3. Face away from the basket and toss the ball out, chase it, turn & shoot with no dribble and no travel. You need to challenge yourself athletically when shooting in training and you will see more consistency in your release in game situations. Look up shooting drills on his page, he has tons that will help

Practice in those exact situations and work on being able to adapt your shot to fit the situation as opposed to stationary stuff that provides no challenge

@@Babydurant35allday Thanks a bunch for all this, I'm 100% gonna use this advice

@@tjltraining Thanks for this too, I think for a while I've been worrying too much about what my form looks like in the moment and that's distracting me from actually shooting comfortably so thanks a bunch again 💯

Make sure your form is good. I had a terrible form in 8th grade and couldn’t shoot threes so I completely reworked my shot and modeled it after kyrie. I was able to gain range because of this. You may also be too young to be shooting threes with proper form.

It's not about a number. It's about quality over quantity. More or less you can just set a timer for 10 minutes in a "drill" where you're challenging yourself at a certain shooting concept (shooting on the move, shooting off ball screens, midrange separation moves, simulating closeout situations and mixing up catch & shoots with pull-ups, etc.) and then move onto the next drill. Do that for all your shooting drills and put goals on it to add "pressure", but dont sacrifice the quality of your reps just because you "need to reach the goal". If you dont reach the goal you do a couple laps for losing and then run it back or move onto the next drill. If you do that for an hour or however long your workout sessions are, you'll still get a ton of makes in and can probably tally it up if you write down your makes in each drill/segment. You just shouldn't be hyper-focused on a pre-determined number. This way, you're tracking it for the sake of competing against yourself. The next day you see if you can reach the goals or beat yesterday's score in the drill.

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Train all the same qualities you would need in those situations and constantly challenge them, then the other 20% train under pressure with real defense and make sure the training you are doing on your own translates

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Correct, but often times they don’t push you so you can’t rely on that

Have you ever played a football player in basketball😂😂 they don’t automatically learn how to use their body most have no idea how to effectively use their body

Focus on getting better, you are young and have 4 years of high school but you need to focus hard on improving to the best of your ability the rest takes care of itself

I have some great shooting drills and workouts that work on exactly that on my KZbin if you want to check out more videos

@ Ok I’ll check them out thanks coach!

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And yet Lebron has a higher basketball IQ and is more fundamentally sound than all those Euro players combined (except Jokic)

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@gwnnoah0550 Thanks mate!!

very true

You somewhat re worded what I said so I mostly agree, but “plain old hard work” is a lazy way for just “getting reps” you can work hard af and train smart at the same time

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Yes of course there is a benefit to that, it’s just about maximizing your resources and always doing the most beneficial thing with you time depending on what you need to work on

@@tjltraining so would you say that's not the most beneficial to do in season and I should do a more block training style with of course the variables like you said in the video (switching it up) and the working on what I do in the game?

@@GyorgyB69 if you are switching it up it isn't block training, in season training is a bit different

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That’s great! I got lots of other helpful videos as well on that topic!

Perfect timing for you then

@tjltraining but I'm feeling so lost 😭

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@@tjltraining I can't get over the loss

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