In this video we'll go over the top 5 basketball shooting drills you can do at home by yourself. These are great drills to practice your shooting technique and form so that you can hit more shots in basketball games. These drills require NO PARTNER and can be done alone! This will allow you to work on your shot anytime. Practice them and you will increase your shooting percentage fast!
Drill #1 - The Flare Drill|
Drill #2 - The Trail Shooting Drill
Drill #3 - The Swing and Attack Drill
Drill #4 - The 1 Dribble Pull Up Drill
Drill #5 - The 3 Point Combo Drill
Make sure you count your MAKES not attempts when you're practicing your shooting. This will force you to focus on hitting shots. You should aim to make at least 10 shots in each set. Complete 2-3 sets of each shooting drill. This will give you a great basketball shooting workout that you can do at home by yourself!
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- 4 year starter in the NCAA (UC Irvine), 125 career starts, 3 years as Captain
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