1, strength training. Speaking of shooting, the first thing that many people think of is the shooting posture. Actually, this is a misunderstanding. Posture is not the primary factor in practicing shooting well, but physical strength is the key. Shooting requires not only the strength of both hands, but also the strength of the whole body, including leg strength, waist strength and upper limb strength, so as to complete a high-quality shooting. So we should start with strength training and improve some fitness equipment by going to the gym or at home.

2. Find the shooting posture that suits you. Everyone is looking for the best shooting positions. In fact, there is no standard shooting posture at all, only the shooting posture that suits you best, because everyone's height, arm span and strength are different, and others may throw it easily, so you can't do it, so everyone should choose the shooting posture that suits them according to their own characteristics. In my impression, Jordan's shooting posture is the most standard in my opinion, but it is extremely difficult to master. First of all, when Jordan shoots, the ball is held high above his head, plucked by strong wrist strength, and the take-off height is extremely high, which requires strong physical strength as a guarantee. Personal tasks are not suitable for ordinary people to imitate.

3. On the contrary, there is a person whose shooting posture is worth learning. This man is Curry. Curry of Golden State Warriors is a hot star in NBA today. His accurate shooting often scares his opponents. Compared with Jordan, Curry is not tall and physically strong. His figure is closer to ordinary people, and his shooting posture is also worth learning. Curry's shot, the jump point is not high, but the shot is fast, because many players have already lifted the ball before throwing the ball, and Curry's shot started from the moment he took the ball, and the whole person took off with the ball, completely transferring the strength of his legs to the ball, and the ball was shot in one go before the opponent blocked it. Curry's shooting, both in rhythm and basic movements, is worth learning from. If you want to imitate, you can watch more game videos in Curry. I believe it will be of great help to you.

4. Practical training. After completing the basic strength training and mastering the shooting posture that suits you, you can do some actual shooting training. Anyone who has played ball knows that he usually seems to have a high shooting percentage against his own empty blue. Why can't he shoot when he starts the game? The difference lies in defense. In the actual game, people often guard against you and have fierce physical confrontation, which is completely different from practicing against the empty blue alone. Only by constantly honing in the confrontation can we really improve our shooting skills. Through hard practice and continuous study, I believe everyone can become a sharpshooter on the basketball court.