Is Your Shot FLAT? Instantly Fix with This (99% EFFECTIVE) | Basketball Shooting Tips

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• The video promotes the Max One Smart Coach AI shooting app, which uses artificial intelligence to analyze shooting form and provide personalized feedback to improve an athlete's shot. 0:47
• Joining the Max One waitlist offers a free shooting analysis and instant access to the "Pre-Tryout Academy" series, designed to help players prepare for tryouts. 1:13
• A flat shot trajectory significantly reduces the effective target area of the rim, making it mathematically harder to score compared to a shot with optimal arc. 2:21
• Elite shooters, such as Steph Curry, consistently use a high arc on their shots, which provides more margin for error and contributes to their exceptional consistency. 3:00
• Contrary to some traditional coaching, most top shooters in the world sweep their feet forward, and this motion does not result in an off-balance fadeaway shot. 3:50
• The "feet sweep" technique involves jumping and landing forward from the starting position, which helps relax the shoulders back and subtly increases the shot's arc. 4:11
• To achieve optimal arc, shooters should aim to finish their release with their shooting elbow above their eyeline, ideally targeting a 45-degree angle for the shot. 5:36
• Tilting your feet slightly (e.g., to 11 o'clock) instead of squaring up completely to the basket helps alleviate shoulder tension, allowing for a higher release and improved arc. 6:27
• Maintaining a "palm up" position as the ball is raised ensures the palm stays underneath the basketball, promoting an upward lift rather than a flat push. 8:16