Poetry in motion. Smooth and efficient. There is lot that you can apply to your game and shot if you actually look and observe closely.

@rhythmofc5598

2 жыл бұрын

Nope, normal player cant shoot like this consistently. Steph Has crazy strong upper body

@swaveyion9453

2 жыл бұрын

@@rhythmofc5598 the power of your shoot and the initial boost comes from the base brother, meaning your hips. Its not all about upper body strength just bc hes using his arms to shoot the ball. Its called a jumpshot for a reason. That “jump” makes the difference from getting the ball in the basket or just hitting rim from deep. Thats legs bro. Not all upperbody. Just saying. If upperbody strength alone was a factor in shooting then most big men would be better shooters no? Strongest in the game lol. Its his hand placement, release, lower body and upper body. All in synergy. Rare player. No real way to pin point the reason why hes so nice. Some people just have it. He has it. Your dad being a former NBA player probably helps too. Had those boys training since knee high lol. Cheers

@rhythmofc5598

2 жыл бұрын

@@swaveyion9453 i know what im talking about, just try to shoot like Curry, he brings it Up first which takes alot away from the Power you get from going Up with solid base. He has exceptionall upper body strenght thats why he is so quick with release etc.

@user-vb1wy5sp1y

2 жыл бұрын

@@rhythmofc5598 You’re wrong, all the power you use to shoot the ball is from your legs. Look at Steph’s shot, he doesn’t start jumping until he reaches his set point for maximum power.

@user-vb1wy5sp1y

2 жыл бұрын

@@rhythmofc5598 Well most of your power comes from your legs the rest is wrist flick

Do a slow motion of James Harden drawing fouls

@ssk58607

5 жыл бұрын

Nobody wants to know how to be a better flopper

@nicolasctr4733

5 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@noteli2005

5 жыл бұрын

I actually like that idea 💀

@mumu4L

4 жыл бұрын

Srikanth sanaka i do🤨

@sportsco.2145

4 жыл бұрын

you would be 90 by the time you get 1 fourth the way into the video lol

This guy is the reason i fell in love with basketball. Love this guy

@lionelgrisbane-ud87

5 ай бұрын

Calm down bro

@billbellil3311

2 ай бұрын

He might be talkin about Steph​@lionelgrisbane-ud87

@najmuschowdhury1766

2 ай бұрын

@@lionelgrisbane-ud87 it's true. wasnt a big fan of basketball before

@najmuschowdhury1766

2 ай бұрын

over 3.5k 3 pointers..just freaking beautiful

Even if it’s slow motion his release is so fast

@markgranger8078

3 жыл бұрын

One motion shot your release once your feet are off the ground

@jojofanyoutuber2520

2 жыл бұрын

I know right

@hmanfilms

2 жыл бұрын

That’s what she said

@huskiehuskerson5300

2 жыл бұрын

@@hmanfilms that's not a good thing, release should always be slow unless you're a two minuter

@jr92141

2 жыл бұрын

@@huskiehuskerson5300 not true slower shot means easier to contest and block plus harder to shoot off the drivble

back in primary school, I was fascinated in Arenas' amazing performance so I started playing basketball, and during middle school I was fascinated by ronaldos free kick so I started playing football. Now many years later I am coming back to play basketball because this curry's gorgeous shooting.

1:32 look how perfectly aligned with the rim

His follow through is incredible

You can really see the teamwork in slow motion, it’s not all just Curry, the team is working together to get the points, there’s a connection between people in the passes. Also I see how hard the guards are trying to guard him they are really doing their best and it’s not working he is still getting points.

what curry does which is so beautiful and unlike 99.99% of every other player ever is there is no pause in the shot. unlike vince, durant, jordan, kobe, etc who bring the ball up to the forehead and then begin the release, his shot starts low and continues its trajectory in one fluid motion. it’s what helps create the arch on the ball. until he came along we didn’t know what perfect form looked like. we thought we did but we didn’t.

@L2Bball33

Жыл бұрын

Its called 1 and 2 motion shots

Couple things I noticed: -he fully extends his shooting arm for good power -he separates his hand that goes on the side of the ball right before it come out of his shooting hand to keep the ball from going side to side -he also starts with the ball a few inches away from his face for more power -his wrist is smooth and the ball smoothly comes off his fingers for a clean shot -his shooting hand comes from the side of the ball to underneath the ball right as he comes up to shoot the ball I hoped this helped but it is just a few things I noticed about his shot that some people don’t do and this could increase your shooting Edit: GOB FG also said he releases mainly with his middle finger and ring finger Edit 2💀: go check out one of the replies, they explain it better than I do

@gobfg7277

2 жыл бұрын

You should’ve also put he releases with mainly his middle finger, ring finger as well

@bingbong4018

2 жыл бұрын

@@gobfg7277 your right

@maxjohnson4012

2 жыл бұрын

w coment

@UnpredictableMoose724

2 жыл бұрын

He also does a little bit of a thumb flick with his guide hand

@omgapotatoe

2 жыл бұрын

His power is mainly the flick of his wrist. The extension of the elbow is the follow through. Kinda like how a golfer doesn't stop their swing when they hit the ball. Watch closely how fast his wrist flicks compared to the rest of his release. Compare his flick to other shooters and you'll notice a huge difference. His is double the speed and he points straight down every time. His shot line is over his right eye. You can tell he favors his right side by his slight head tilt(tilts to the left), angled shoulders to the basket(right shoulder slightly forward), and momentum rotating counter clockwise. This allows him to have more accuracy and consistency in his shot. He starts his shot with his shooting arm bent at roughly a 90 degree angle and it stays like that until his release. This removes any excess momentum when he brings up the ball to his shooting pocket. This allows the ball to travel in one fluent motion(think of the ball going straight up, then straight out). This also allows him to have a much quicker release since the ball doesn't travel as much from catching to shooting. Despite not jumping high, Steph jumps with a "pop" similar to how he generates more power by flicking his wrist harder. So even though it's not high, his jump is very quick. The source of power is being able to time his quick jump with a proper release. Probably the most difficult part of his shooting form. Another reason Steph shoots close to his face is for accuracy as well as power. If you've ever tried shooting mid range shots with one hand, you'll quickly realise you don't have enough power or accuracy if the ball is positioned far above or below your head. Your face is the perfect position to generate enough power while not sacrificing accuracy.

This man has change the nba and now everyone what’s to shoot like this man

It’s amazing to see how quick his release has gotten since his rookie year in the nba. Literally two to three times faster.

I like how our coaches say to not flick your thumb when you shoot but look at curry man so inspirational

@yeah-rb6kz

2 жыл бұрын

He actually doesn’t if you look closely he flicks his thumb before he releases. It’s more of a improved guide hand

@lmao2347

2 жыл бұрын

He won't use a thumb flick if u watch closely Literally His thumb has no role on his ball path he has pure release

@danielpaz671

2 жыл бұрын

It's not a true thumb flick. His wrist doesn't turn.

@lmao2347

2 жыл бұрын

@@danielpaz671 yesss he won't use thumb flick His release is pure release, his Right wrist rotation is a unorthodox method

@marbersano

2 жыл бұрын

I also use the same thumb flicking and it helps guide the ball go straight up to the rim and the follow through creates good high arcing of the flow but you must do it with your two elbows extend straight to their limits and fingers extend bends downside with flicks too

1. He starts with his hands on the sides of the ball and his dominant hand slides into the shot as the ball goes up 2. The ball doesnt stop moving, a one-motion jumpshot 3. His middle finger exerts the most force in the flick of his wrist

@vorador5632

3 жыл бұрын

he also releases the ball mid jump

@jayandjeff5749

2 жыл бұрын

isn't this just copied from shotmechanics video about him

@Vortex_Feedz

2 жыл бұрын

@@jayandjeff5749 fax. just watched that video

@sfridisow185

Жыл бұрын

YOU GOT THE MOST IMPORTANT PART!!! HIS HEAD NECK TORSO DOES NOT SWAY WHEN HE MOVES HIS ARMS!!! THEY'RE ALL PERFECTLY STILL!!!

It's almost impossible to stop this guy with a distraction because he has incredible intuition with his release and the range of the basket. Notice how the ball crosses his line of vision before the release. He automatically knows the amount of spin and effort he needs to apply when he sets his eye on the rim. A hand in his face does nothing to beak his stroke because his mental and physical algorithm has already determined how the ball will be released. It's just an amazing combo of a physical art and a mental science.

Such a violent snap of his wrist to get power. The accuracy is just once in a lifetime muscle memory

Thanks for taking your time on this super duper helpful

This is very fantastic

A U D I O J U N G L E

I've noticed that when I shot I would use my left hand a bit to direct/push the ball together with my right hand not overly like a total rookie would but enough where I can tell every shot was off by a bit and watching Curry in this video the left hand is to stabilize the ball and move out the way for the right hand to push and follow through.

I learned how to shoot because of this vid thank you 🙏

it is not on his release. it is in his feet's placement. check how his sole - his heel almost always not touching the floor? in that position his legs is like a tighten spring ready to jump. so he is always standing on his sole's ball when taking a shot before jumping. try doing that it is painful in your leg muscle but your jump and release will be more smoother and consistent.

No one can replicate this shot form, it’s not the “standard” as we know today. Only Curry can do this!

@jayy-_-2262

Жыл бұрын

Not exactly true

Something that is interesting is, that, in majority of his shots, the lines of the ball are alligned to his hand, perhpas this makes much more of a difference than we could think of

Impresionante la velocidad con la que arma el tiro este pibe, inmarcable; y todavía el tipo te tira de cualquier distancia (hasta los 10 metros es un tirito normal para este loco), tira tras bote, catch and shoot, lo que quieras el tipo lo hace. El mejor tirador que he visto!!

@joelbatres6404

2 жыл бұрын

Oof

When I see steph shoot a three I automatically see a green light

I have a similar shooting form so I would watch this any time my shot felt off then literally the next time I would shoot I would be locked in again.

That wrist snap is magic!

@danielpaz671

2 жыл бұрын

He doesn't really snap his wrist. He snaps his elbow into full extension. The wrist flips over as a result of having nowhere else to go. That's why he has that wiggle at the top

Curry the best shooter in the game

The best shooter of all time no question

Freaking mesmerizing

It's beautiful

His release is so fast its a blur in slow motion. That's insane

Poetry in motion 💯💯💯💯💯

I’m very happy to see that my jumper is similar to Stephs

2:06-2:11 you can tell they practiced that play hella

“Audio jungle” 🗣️🔥

Nobody: AUDIO JUNGLE

There’s not gonna be another steph ever mark my words

@HandsomeBoyGarion

2 жыл бұрын

Trae young

@justinebautista1383

2 жыл бұрын

Nah. He is not really close to steph's shooting he is more like dame but betfer playmaking

can anyone break down his motion? im tryna learn it.

0:23 before this, I always thought Steph shoots like everyone else where the hands is underneath the ball like most players but nope. Even as the ball reached the shot point, the hand is place on the side of the ball instead of underneath. As he release, then he turns his hand. I think this makes his shot fluid as place the hands underneath the ball like most players, will give tension and a tendency for chicken wing

@oaero7355

3 жыл бұрын

His thumb flick makes up for the unbalance on the opposite side of the ball. Which helps him align his fingers to roll off his pointer and middle finger.

@Krewfan_.akaKF0

3 жыл бұрын

That’s underneath it looks like he’s holding it from the side but he isn’t His shot path is on the right so if he places the ball perfectly underneath like this - it’ll feel uncomfortable so his body changes it a bit to the side he doesn’t purposefully do it I think he has a fake thumb flick Or maybe just a light one that doesn’t effect his Shot much that’s probably why he doesn’t have a chicken wing

He actually shot with both hands but finishing release with 1 hand towards. Like you pass ball to someone.

@maddoxpadgett1525

3 жыл бұрын

You mean like how everyone shoots

Defender literally right up on his face and he still makes it every time. In 2k I get a defender not even 2 feet away and its a miss even if it has a good shot meter

I have to slowmo this slowmo vid

2:22 is the best angle to study his jumper.

2:17

ok audio jungle we get it

What’s the name of this music ?

nah this guys not human

Pla the song info

What do you jungle?

Music?

Bro i just wanted to find a video how Steph shoots and i found many things about him but not how he is shooting now i found it

This shit was legit helpful

curry when doing free throw opponents dont even try to get it because they know he will make it

Picture perfect 😍👌🏻

His release is RegMil/RayAl super quick

Jesus loves you

Minimal left hand motion when releasing; that’s one of the keys

What are your jungle

Musicc pleaase

Fluid water 💧

Where do you think they got this music from?

@dashboy4l

3 жыл бұрын

idk i think audio jungle

The ball is actually resting on his palm before the release. Anybody of you shoot the same way? Its actually hard for me to shoot like that

TaPwAtEr

I always thought I was the a-hole shooting using my left thumb to shoot with my right hand. Now I see that's how you're supposed to do it. 😂

@That_One_Guy434

7 ай бұрын

No it's not how you are SUPPOSED to do it BUT if you get thousands of shots up you could make it work. Most of the time if a thumb flick causes you to miss, then don't do it. Just because the best shooters do it doesn't mean you need to.

He shoots a set shot. No jump shooter can have that distance and accuracy.

i feel like before he release the ball his plam is facing the left instead of the front....

@hellogray2785

3 жыл бұрын

Its facing left so your right elbow dont pop out

Music..

Not me over here trying to steal curry's jumper💀

0:24

2:13 he thumb flicks on his shot coaches were lying 😱

@That_One_Guy434

7 ай бұрын

Just because he does doesn't mean you should. He put up tens of thousands of shots doing this meaning he will not benefit from not thumb flicking. Generally unless you shoot better with it, you should NOT try and copy it.

*Man if only it weren’t for “Audiojungle 🤓” every 10 fucking seconds*

Show this to Lonzo

10/10 vary helpful

So his feet are never planted it looks like when he catches and release he’s already on his toes where as most played feet are already planted

Great video but bad choice in music. That audio jungle repeating over and over is torture.

HE THUMB FLICKS 😱😱😱

Do lebron james slow motion

He uses his support hand thumb to shoot

I want everyone to know that every body is different, lol everybody two for one special. Anyways, our anatomy is different so, therefore stop trying to copy other peoples shots. Sure, you can take some of their mechanics, but straight out copying it is not gonna help you. You’ll need to find the perfect form for your own body. All the top shooters don’t have the same jumper, they all shoot differently, but with similar mechanics. They mastered, and found the jump shot that suites their body. They’re all great shooters because of this.

3:40 pause

0:04

Build his muscle memory from age 13

Am i the only one that does a weird thing with his left hand? Like, my form is ok, L shaped right arm, wrist twist and all of the above, but after releasing the ball my left hand goes into an awkward position lmao

2:24

1:28

3:44

Didn’t know he had a thumbflick

00:55

3:05

Is he using his left hand thumb ??

@adityagiri-21

Жыл бұрын

Thumb flick?

@uqutz

Жыл бұрын

Yeah

You can watch this for hours and hours but you still can't shoot like him cuz his muscles memory. He shoot 3 since he was 5. That's 29 years of shooting the same ball over and over again. This is why you should train your kids at a very young age. Let him pick one sport and train him

@blackadolescentmale6469

Жыл бұрын

That’s literally grooming.

@That_One_Guy434

7 ай бұрын

@@blackadolescentmale6469 It's not tho

Audio jungle

Started to go 3/10 and 4/10 cause of steph

I can imagine his high school coach saying this all day: 'that's a bad shot' 'your teammate was open' 'don't shoot when its contested' 'why did you shoot from half court' 'you will never make it in NBA' 'you are wasting your time practicing those logo shots'

Bring closer to face, closer to body

It must be so demoralizing trying to guard him when he's hot.

Only Shaq has a better release.

3:37. 3:47 4:46