Sport Science：Ray Allen (中文字幕)

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ESPN Sport Science analyzes Ray Allen`s ability to nail the 3
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[@TheOptimumBasketball]

Ray Allen is the purest shooter ever! His shot was the topic of the day for our Pro Moves Camp. Footwork, Release, Elevation...He has it all. Such a great Shooter!

[@jermaineonealnumber7]

Great to see how he almost never fades away, perfect straight line going up for the shot. Those replays are beautiful to watch & to learn.

[@khayruutan4089]

I bet even Ray Allen doesn't know a single thing about what these guys are saying

[@frugallymodest6170]

Exactly He didn't know.. even half of it In this case, i think, It can be stacked up that is so important to conceive and do practically More important than just a better theoritical explanation

[@anatorres7791]

Ray is so good he makes me cry:'(

[@vzm4663]

I think its pretty cool that while Ray Allen and Stephen Curry are both incredible shooters, they have quite different mechanics: Ray releases the ball at the apex of his jump, while Curry releases it going up. Both very efficient jumpshots tho ✌

[@miyyrret]

It is interesting to compare this with Stephen Curry's Sport Science. He said 48 degrees is the best shooting angle but Curry releases at 50-55 degrees. So it is interesting what researches support that 48 degrees is the best shooting angle. I doubt he only put data together without any explanation why two different shooting form both can work.

[@RayAP17]

Perhaps because Curry's shorter than Allen. Also, you can be a better shooter than your form and mechanics would imply. Matt Bonner, for example.

[@LFonzus]

steph curry shoots at a higher angle cause he doesn't jump to his peak, he hops his shot which i find disturbing... (i hate curry's shooting form) :L in the end it gets him baskets so it's what works for him i guess...

[@treydowntown3242]

+Alphonsus LFA That's how i shoot, its much quicker and comfortable, i mean, for me that is. You have to shoot where you are really comfortable to be a shooter

[@kevincoffer2934]

+Alphonsus LFA I love it, it's fast, pretty, and it works.

[@tuckfrump9173]

He said ideal not the best. Get the info straight

[@gonzo2026]

This video makes me respect 3 point shooters in the NBA wayyyy more!!

[@thegolfguy1234567]

Man, even with your explanation I still can't wrap my head around this.

[@Kombaiyashii]

The definition of power I'm using is weight/speed=power. Look into the mechanics of the golf swing, obviously golfers want to be strong but they will tell you that technique is so much more important to create power. Similarly with basketball, we want to perfect our technique so that there is no loss of energy throughout the movement. In fact a perfect basketball shot will accumulate energy all the way through the movement and reach it peak velocity at the zenith of the shot. CONTINUED ABOVE.

[@alexjones6768]

that is the greatest tip about the backspin i have ever learned!! thanks sports science!!!!!!!

[@whateverdude789]

yes it is. 16 of 39 is 41%. it's the percentage increase, not percentage points.

[@wruss43]

Even as a Lakers fan, I fully respect Ray's ability to shoot the ball the same way every time.

[@romeodakins]

Let's say Ray Allen is 45% and NBA average is 30% Ray Allen is 50% better than the NBA average because 50% of 30(NBA avg) is 15% and 15 + 30 is 45% Or in math terms, 45/30 = 1.5 -1 = 50%

[@MrKramanthony]

Thx Sports Science for making my 3 points more accurate like allens!

[@marlewisferrer]

GREATEST TWO MINUTE BASKETBALL RELATED VIDEO

[@ShinNSparda]

ray allen is a genius!

[@Theriac33]

If the ball is shot with less spin it will go faster in the air, and it'll drop further and if it hits the rim, the ball will bounce out. When the ball is shot with backspin, it will go slower in the air and the drops closer, so a well calculated shot will go in the basket.

[@TheMrElPato]

Awesome, my big brother loves Ray, so I can now inform him of this video

[@spikeboy101]

he practices for perfection so he changes is faults. its just sportsscience that measures ray allen. you dont need to have his exact measurements. it just helps

[@LouDubzENT]

Sports science always makes things sound harder than it is

[@KettleKorn8828]

A shot from parallel to the rim would not be on the shortest path. That's not what makes it easier to make baskets the higher you shoot. Shooters put an arc on the ball, so if they go closer to the rim on release point, they would only be arcing it higher than the rim, making it a farther distance. What makes it better to release from higher, as well as have a higher arc, is that the rim becomes less of an oval shape and more round when the ball is falling, increasing the relative size of it.

[@TheChanceMaster]

Yes Joe, you have a larger margin of error when you shoot from a closer position. That means you can make slightly larger errors in your shot angles and get away with them moreso than when you're further away. In space travel, calculations and launch angles have to be near perfect because their margins for error are ridiculously small. Same concept.

[@icmull]

Yes. I am sure you have noticed the closer to the hoop you are the easier it is. Well by getting high he reduces the angle simultaneously reducing distance. Less distance means easier. A larger margin of error means he can make more mistakes and still get in, albeit those mistakes are so slight only he might notice.

[@mynameisjoyg]

Test your shot angle: You could Google Play keyword: shotangle.shotangle

[@Masterpsflood]

Simply said Ray has the sexiest shot in the NBA- ever.

[@imit]

every ray allen shot looks like its going in. even if it misses.

[@JustChillzz]

so pretty much I am building some sort of device to limit my shooting angle between 46 and 50 degrees when I get home. thanks Ray Ray.

[@EzailAllen03]

it's not all about science all the time,it's how your determination to shoot it..to become a winner!

[@livraytshades2359]

Perfect jump shot💯

[@_TheUnMovedMover]

thanks for explain I really started to put more backspin in my shot

[@ryanlesterlaugo]

hard work man that's the answer

[@honestyize]

@brebul you're right everyone should shoot the way they are most comfortable with but this video is showing the most efficient way

[@UATjonC]

it's easy to make that mistake, but it actually is preferable to have a LARGER margin of error. The larger your margin of error, the more room you have for "mistakes" [ie; poor back spin, adjustments for on coming defenders].

[@MrYBI3]

Not exactly. Three-point shooting isn't so much about power as it is about form. The further one gets from the basket, the more power that is needed, but not that close from the rim (from the 3-point line). And it doesn't exactly work the way you are describing about taller shooters. It isn't, "if you are taller, you shoot better". You can be any height, but as long as you jump where the ball is parallel to the rim, you have the best chance of making it in.

[@Jakeallen86]

Oh. Oh God. It's so beautiful. I love watching this. I have to watch more Ray Allen Videos to get Uncle Ray's shot down.

[@Ren520]

i almost forgot about that, good point.

[@unhand220]

All the NBA players shoot like the video recommends. The difference is Ray Allen works at it year after year. Thousands of shots.

[@RonTahan1]

Sport Science response to Shawn Marion Jump Shot.: "like the creation of the world, even with science, we would probably never know how it happens"

[@obiwannotanikan]

@Pivot1king He says that all the time when people say he has a god-given talent. He's like, "no, you know how much I work on this?" Before every game he gets there like 4 hours early and shoots hundreds of shots. Every game. I agree. I like how he phrased it, "God doesn't care whether or not I can shot a jump shot." He's got great work ethic. And he's kind of OCD. Give it up to the 3 pt king!

[@Numba12Cede]

best 3 pointer

[@admacable]

this was sick. really interesting.

[@NotToBeTakenAway]

The science is the explanation of what's happening when Ray Allen takes his shot, that he practices to form to be technically correct and sound.

[@Hulktar]

He is the best 3 point shooter in the NBA!!!

[@chrizter01]

larger margin of error. he could be off by an inch to the right and still make the shot. that's what it mean't. the angle makes the shot more accurate as the rim IS parallel to the ground. you don't have to shoot straight to the rim, you shoot through the rim.

[@MrYBI3]

OK, fine. I agree with your first point. But explain to me what power has to do with making shots? Its not as if the more powerful one is, or the more power you generate can you then make in more shots consistently. It's not that the number of basketballs that are put through the rim correlates *exponentially* with power. From a physical standpoint, shooting has to do with form, movement of oneself and the ball, and the atmospheric pressure at which one is shooting the ball.

[@iEliteRice]

Lesson learnt: spin the ball and try to release at 48deg

[@rodneymoore7566]

True 3point shooter

[@shamizy]

Ah, I see. Thanks for the clarification.

[@Hoopfever11]

Again how could u dislike this?

[@Kombaiyashii]

Sure, a guy could be way more powerful when they measure his bench press or punch. But this doesn’t translate well if you are not shooting correctly. This is obvious if you were to shoot with your legs straight, you lose a ton of power. Now once you’re shot is extremely efficient and stable, then all you’ve really got to estimate is the distance of the shot.

[@willlee3]

i don't know about that release point thing, or else all centres should have high %

[@AZNMUCMUC]

Well that's my homework for today! :D

[@huitron23]

so is it better to have more bak spin or less ??

[@heflinmarcus]

Mr. Silky Smooth himself RAY ALLEN!!!

[@TheManFromKansas]

ray allen is just smooth, his jumper is so much like my own. not trying to brag, just stating fa t. we both got a smooth form. i can see why lebron tried to get ray allen in miami. he can shoot the lights out.

[@RodneyEvangelio]

Simply amazing!

[@Kofulover]

HE JUST SIGHED WITH THE MIAMI HEAT!!!

[@Howie0513]

WOW THATS CRAZY SO THEY MEAN TO SAY RAY ALLEN HAVE THE MOST ACCURATE THREE-POINT SHOT THAN ANYBODY TO EVERY PLAY BASKETBALL EVEN REGGIE MILLER WOW!!!!!THATS AMAZING!!!!!!!

[@sankeerthb6]

This is probably something even Ray Allen doesn't know.

[@bfabian2]

@SlingShotEllington45 That's Simple Math 39 = 100 % of the average. 41 % of 39 = 15,99 In this case are the " 100 % " u got to deal with. So you have to add the 39 + 15,99 => 55 %.

[@spazzykaty934]

Ray=best 3pointer shooter in the NBA :)

[@tommygun1234567891]

ray allen best shooter in league

[@marioj300]

he dont need 3 point icon,man just cant miss.

[@iBlobs23]

I dont know who's shooter should I learn from by watching I like rain allen shot but I like dirk nowitzki's rainbow shot I practice both of them with different angles, can someone help me out what should i do?

[@BinniamEskender]

From the left angle Ray Allen shoots 55% in comparison to the rest of the league: 39%. So he shoots 16 % better than theirs 39 %. Divide 16% with 39 %, you get roughly 0,41 = 41 %

[@jtjr3112]

i think its smaller margin or error! you want more error in your shot ?

[@tjpoulose03]

I dont need science and math to tell me Ray Allen is beast at shooting 3 pointers

[@demonsakurai55]

if john brenkus knows this much, i wanna see him do these.

[@cmack17]

@Cytron36 Its a bit confusing but the video is right. The difference is 16 percentage points but 55 is 41% greater than 39.

[@JoeMSAL]

I don't get how having the shortest distance between the ball and basket makes a larger margin of error. Does that mean that Allen gives himself a larger margin of error every time he jumps and shoots the ball?

[@kaikaichen]

@Madfrogz Yeah, I was wondering about that too. Is Sports Science implying that 2 rotations per second is optimal? Because some other good shooters (Peja Stojakovic comes to mind) put A LOT more backspin on the ball than Allen.

[@Wabbajaxe]

@nooobiechild they didn't base their ability on the 3 pt contest, ray might have a 36% 3 pt percentage during that season but the rate where he shot those threes is what they gave him, paul pierce made his shots at a much higher percentage and at almost the same rate as ray's 3 pt attempts

[@bokaat13]

I don't even need to break anything down.. that boy can shoot!

[@dariussocool]

ray allen does not need the friction....

[@AnnoyingBeats]

margin: an amount allowed or available beyond what is actually necessary

[@Mriliketofu]

@manchester4ever7 so your basically saying that when they say larger margin of erroe it means allen can shoot and afford to make a bit of a mistake and still hit? cuz in my mind a large margin of error means more room to make errors in =\

[@dleesta]

Why does Jesus Shuttlesworth also calls himself Ray Allen?

[@zoopyworm]

John said Allen is the greatest three-point shooter. What about the greatest of all time?? See him at 1:43

[@psgamerss]

Note to self, bring a protractor to my next basketball game!

[@ballislif]

How did they get 41%.....? whats the formula? Can someone give it to me in 2nd grade terms?

[@NaturiaArchlord]

how does less distance gets a larger margin of error... and Allen does it still. did he mean smaller margin of error?

[@thehondaballer88]

wow thats sick!

[@blingjstar]

this is my nikka right here my favorite player

[@IREisdabomb]

Margin of error is the allowed amount of error before the thing (in this case the shot) won't work/go in

[@hiphophapkido]

ESPN should do a sports science segment on Kareem's skyhook...

[@_TheUnMovedMover]

can someone explain this to me so the slower the ball in the air the more chance it will drop

[@Hatemeurdead]

i suggest Sports Science: Superman Step1: Go to the Roof Step2: Wear a Cape Step3: Pants Before Brief Step4: Cape Step5: Jump

[@shogrran]

Less distance means a larger margin of error? Hmmm... i am confused.

[@rendellbartholomew2742]

Interesting video.

[@forgottentilldeath]

I'm sure Ray Allen doesn't know this or think this before he shoots. He just does it...

[@1WildBoar1]

@KawaiiNyahh nope, he may have a backspin sometimes, but not all the time.... most of his shots spin in a knuckle ball fashion

[@senseimaster3]

thanks man i didn't expect to get likes

[@rampagejacksonX666X]

whatta nice addition

[@schwalbstar]

gotta love this mock-science.... hilarious.

[@nooobiechild]

i just CANT believe that in 2k11,the '3' icon is not beside Allen's name. Another thing i CANT believe is that Paul Pierce actually got the '3' icon just because he won the three point contest by luck.

[@waayzayy]

Yeah RIP ALLEN

[@Kombaiyashii]

When it comes to releasing the ball at the top of your jump...This is incorrect. As soon as you leave the air, you are slowing down, the power-chain is not focused not only on your shot, but also on your jump. If you release the ball just after you leave the ground then you will have put all the power created in your jump into powering the ball into the air. Think about it. Wouldn't higher jumpers or taller people be better shooters? Wouldn't a good tip for shooting better be jumping higher? No

[@stephandally2]

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[@theHigboY]

i bet if ray allen watched this, he'dbe like "what the heck?" "all you do is shoot the ball!"

[@playajake18]

press 3 to hear it splash