i beleive a 45 degree angle and when u are getting ready to shoot
ur elbow goes 180 degree's as it stretches :)
When you jump to shoot the basketball.
Geometry can be used in basketball to calculate the exact angle and distance you need to shoot the ball to get it into the hoop. But without a protractor and measuring tape it's practically useless. :P
Yea, you need to know how to dribble and shoot the basketball. The pick and roll is also a nice play that will always help your team. Use B.E.E.F ---- B-balance, E- Eyes, E-elbow, F- follow trough. That is the acronym used for shooting a basketball correctly.
If you are a professional basketball player, you need to be able to play the sport extremely well. You also need to be a team player.
You need to know how to shoot anywhere on the court
No. You just need correct form unless you're doing some kind of crazy thing from way far away.
If you are going to pass the puck to a team mate of the boards, you need to have the proper angle so the pass goes to the teammate. Also when you shoot the puck you need to have the correct angle trajectory so that the puck goes as high as you want.
well the ones that shoot for goals are really tall and black. they need the shorter ones to dribble and get past others
Just remember this: there is no correct way to shoot a basketball. Anyway that you can shoot is correct. There are no specific websites. There are some videos that you can buy that can help you learn how to shoot better, but no specific website. I am a basketball player and I get help with my shooting touch by looking on youtube. Type in a good shooter's name or someone who shoots vaguely similar to you. Look at their shot, pause the video if you need to, and study how they shoot it. Some great examples of excellent shooters are Peja Stojakovic, J.J. Redick, Ray Allen, and Reggie Miller. Remember, it all depends on how you shoot originally. Good place to get some great tips is on YouTube just search "tips on shooting a basketball" you can only learn it by practicing it more and more.
you would have to jump then shoot because if you shot when your on the ground there is no point to jump so jump and then shoot because when your in the air your closer to the basket Depends on ref... but just try to go high first for more cheers!
The take off formula of a 45 degree elbow pipe, will depend on what the pipe is on. Sometimes a 45 degree pipe will need a 90 degree right angle turn to come off.
No, there is no rule that says you must dribble the basketball before you can shoot it. But you may not take any steps with out dribbling the ball, if you do "travel" with the ball without dribbling the referee will whistle a penalty.