Find Your shooting Form but with the fundamentals as everyone shoots differently

 

First, get your feet set about five to 7 inches apart. Bend your knees, jump naturally while swinging the basketball up to the middle of your forehead. Your dominant hand should be held at a right angle in front of your face while simultaneously your nondominant hand should be at the side of the basketball guiding your dominant hand .Your eyes should be drawn to the rim, and at the top of the jump push forward your dominant hand until it forms a hook while aiming at the rim. To make this small technique work, you must develop a practice habit that will improve your chances of consistently making shots.

•  Long Shots While maintaining proper shooting form

This is a great basketball shooting workout for improving range . Begin by aiming from a distance of 1-2 feet beyond your normal shooting range. Even if you have to use a little leg and power to shoot farther, focus on practicing proper basketball shooting form with a smooth follow-through. Rep from several locations on the floor, stepping 1-2 feet behind your basketball shooting distance. Stepping up to your typical shooting range will seem easy once you’ve shot from larger distances.

 One Armed Shooting to develop muscle memory

Take one-armed basketball shots to acclimate your dominant hand to shooting a basketball. This will compel you to concentrate on  shooting form and ensure that you are flexing your wrist each time. Make five shots from directly beneath the rim. Take a step back and make five more shots, and so on, to make it more difficult. The strength should come from your legs as you take these shots. Make sure you follow through on every shot, being cetain not to lower your arm after the shot.

•  Close Net shooting
  The goal of all net shots is to reduce your target’s size and understand where to focus your eye line to become a better shooter. Do you need to concentrate on the backboard, the back of the rim, the front of the rim, or something else? Each athlete is unique. You’ll quickly discover that net shots are more difficult to make than ordinary ones. This will make game day shots simpler for you and improve basketball shooting technique.
•  Improving shot accuracy
  The ball can only contact the net on every shot you take. It’s not enough to touch the rim or the backboard. To begin, take stationary shots in (close to the rim or midrange if you’re a beginner) four separate locations and make five net shots in each. Keep track of your progress to see how far you’ve come.
  This is probably something you’ve heard a hundred times, but there’s a reason behind it. Maintaining your follow-through addresses a slew of shooting issues. Without even thinking about it, this simple action helps you improve your basketball shooting accuracy. It’s a high standard that professionals use but if you keep practicing accuracy will become a habit. Backboard shots, catch and shoot and any shot overall will become much easier to score.