How To Add NBA RANGE to Your Jump Shot 😱

In today's video, you'll discover some of Ryan Razooky drills that will instantly add insane range to your jump shot without sacrificing accuracy!

R2bball will show you some of his best basketball shooting drills that don't require a dr dish or any special equipment in order to improve your basketball shooting range as soon as possible!

Coach Marcus Hodges and Ryan Razooky continue to bring you training to improve your basketball shooting range and shot form while making you an overall better basketball player!

We know this video will help you add range to your jump shot fast and we can not wait to see the results you see from today's video!

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[aayushgautam]

Hey Coach I really appreciate this video a lot more then the other ones on how to build range. You told how people do which hurts your range and tell us how to improve and fix to build range. I had a really bad problem with the shoulder dip as a kid and still have a little problem on that today but this video told me that was the error which none of the other channels videos had or I seen. Also for editing make the text green on what you should do so its more vibrant and grabs the attention more on what to fix. Thanks!

[Tinkidink]

John's shot is so smooth and effortless; he makes it look so easy! Great vid from all of you guys!

[KevinAkpomuje]

Hi Coach, I really appreciate your advice and the help I get from your videos. Just one small request, could you please be so kind and add more slow motion into the video. This way I can better see and understand the point you're trying to make. And yes, YouTube has a slow motion function but it's very choppy and not really helpful. Thanks.

[ballislifelifeisball]

ILBTV is finally spending time with me dropping them gems

[blake]

Coach can you do something like tips, placement and tactics for a full fledged game

[zakk]

You know what this was pretty helpful for inspiration to teach young kids and to be honest this videos structure is great and really would help a lot of beginners. Also i would like to add that I had also been shooting a little wrong as well.

[deggo]

Thanks watching your videos have helped me with my form a lot

[Bray.shiftyyyy]

Dom's a sniper but his form look a lil goofy

[tamajthelegend]

bro this might be it cus all the things u said that were wrong is mainly what im doin with my shot though its hittin i noticed when i started shooting the way u did when u showed the good things it splashed the way i like it but now i actually know the mechanics behind it

[normalityhq]

Some help. My guide hand leaves the ball a bit before my set point so I’m basically shooting with one hand. It doesn’t look nice and I struggle to shoot from deep. How do I fix

[jordanehsa]

Bro john was hooping at the LA fitness in San Antonio TX. He like that! Good to see him doing good!

[Gadrawingz]

Keep preaching us, We are joining NBA soon

[joyfulburger]

how do you fix jumping forward instead of up?

[andresleon]

It’s really simple work out and became stronger because of you try to have your set point at your chin you’re wanting to get blocked very hard

[kyrios]

Hey Coach Ryan i learned a lot from you. Thanks a lot. ❤️ 🇵🇭

[jethrohou]

Why does domanic’s shot look like he’s chucking it? He skips the set point part and looks rushed

[angrybird]

Kobe had the ball way up high yet managed to shoot perfectly

[louiexx]

How to add nba range to your jump shot: Mastery? Practice?

Just my thoughts:
- Shooters in video already have good range. There wasn't any real scenario where they were "taught"
- Camera is dizzying, the last short was great. Focusing on the shooter's form was awesome, set to slow motion to appreciate.
- "How to" might be better addressed by showing drills or motions to go through to actually answer how it can be done.
- When people search for "adding range", this usually means people who haven't really practiced shooting or are having a hard time understanding the mechanics. This video can be better if it focused on the awesome points below.

Awesome points:
- Focus on mechanics. (can help a lot if you take a video of yourself)
- When shooting, aim to have the ball release never go below your chin (too high is rarely a problem if you can make it work)
- When you twist your body, hips or shoulder when shooting, try not to. Move closer and practice there.
- Footwork: before and after shooting should be similar. Landing is ideal if you only move a foot forward after a shot.
- Ball pickup to Shooting: As you raise the ball to shoot, make sure its not too far away nor too close (and deep with shoulder "digging')
- Follow through: Hands should flick forward, to help with the motion, try to point at the rim after releasing a shot.

Personally, the most helpful part starts at 12:00
Play on slowmo, record yourself and compare/adjust.

[noah]

I loveee your videos man...im always watching and then going straight to the Court practicing😍😍😍

[oliverearthur]

Whatbis thing with keeping your hand stuck outbafter the shot? Ball is already in the air. Holding yhe hand up there cannot vhange the trajectory after leaving the hand.