How can I improve my basketball moves?

How can I improve my basketball moves?

8 Ways to Improve Your Basketball Skills

1. Prioritize ball control.
2. Identify and improve your weak spots.
3. Practice at game speed.
4. Improve your physical fitness.
5. Work on your lower body shooting mechanics.
6. Practice your hand alignment on the ball.
7. Watch more college basketball games.

What should I learn first in basketball?

These five fundamental skills of basketball are dribbling, passing, shooting, rebounding, and defense. We have defined most of these skills above, but when it comes to the first that you should learn, dribbling should be at the top, followed by shooting and passing.

What is the hardest thing to master in basketball?

Passing. Passing has to be the hardest skill to work on individually. Passing is not so much about making an accurate pass–the hard part is getting it there on time and under pressure. Yes, you need to get it there on time on target, but everyone should be able to get the ball there on target.

How can i Improve my quickness in basketball?

Improve Quickness by Playing the Angles. The shortest distance between two points is a straight line. If you can get your footwork to go in a straight line to the basket, your player instantly become quicker, due to more efficient footwork, faster (definition of speed is mass/distance) and more aggressive.

How can I improve my defense in basketball?

If you can get your footwork to go in a straight line to the basket, your player instantly become quicker, due to more efficient footwork, faster (definition of speed is mass/distance) and more aggressive. The more he deviates from a straight line, the more of an advantage the defense gains.

How do you shoot the ball in basketball?

The ball goes right into your shooting pocket, your knees are bent and you are in an athletic position. Shoot, Shoot, Shoot means every time you catch the ball, you face the basket. It sounds elementary (of course you face the basket!) but how many times have you seen players turn their back to the basket?