Jerry Mac Fund

Level: CYO, Junior High, High School
Shot Location: The Branson School, Marin County, California
Instructor: Max Shapiro
Notes: There is a very specific way to shoot a basketball that clearly increases your ability to make baskets.  How you set up your shot, where you hold your elbow prior to shooting, where you aim when you shoot (up not out), and how you release the basketball with a follow through all determine how likely it is that you put the biscuit in the basket.

Max also discusses how to motivate yourself to get up enough shots every week to make certain you are improving, and talks about the importance of a strong base in the game of basketball.  This is a must watch and must learn for all players.  Even experienced players will be reminded of the keys to great shooting when they revisit this lesson.

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