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This Is How To Know When To Use A Runner Or Floater Most players miss in the lane because they treat the runner and the floater like the same shot... They are not! When you pick the wrong one, it feels like you have “no touch” because the ball comes out wrong for the situation. Too flat and it gets blocked. Too high and it flies long. Here’s the simple way to think about it: Use a runner when you need to get it up quick while moving forward and you want to beat the help before they load up. Use a floater when there’s a big sitting at the rim and you need more lift and touch to drop it over the top.

How NBA Guards Get SOFT TOUCH On Their Floaters Watch NBA guards in the lane and notice how easy their floaters look. The ball isn’t pushed or rushed. It rolls off the fingers with just enough lift, which is why it drops rocketing off the back of the rim. That same feel is what this video is all about. When you stop trying to power the floater and let it come off your hand clean, the touch shows up fast. That’s what makes floaters reliable in traffic instead of a toss-up every time ✅

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This One Timing Mistake Can Ruin Your Spin Move 😬 Is your spin move getting picked? Give this a try: 1️⃣ Stay tight through the turn 2️⃣ Let your shoulders and hips get out first 3️⃣ Dribble after you’re clear That timing is what keeps the ball protected and helps your spin create space.

STOP Shooting Floaters Like Jump Shots! 🚨 A floater isn’t a mini jump shot. When you load up, rise, and shoot it like a pull-up, it comes out hard and gives shot blockers time to recover. That’s why so many floaters hit the back rim or get sent back into your face 👎

The DOUBLE DRIBBLE Mistake Beginners Make on Spin Moves! If your spin move keeps getting whistled, this is usually why. Players stop the ball, gather, then try to dribble again to start the spin. That pause turns a clean move into a double dribble every time. The spin has to stay continuous. Let the ball move with your body and flow straight into the turn instead of resetting it. Clean that up and your spin move feels smoother, faster, and a lot safer in real games.

This Is How Great Shooters Develop "SHOOTERS TOUCH!" If you’ve ever watched a great shooter and wondered why the ball just dies softly on the rim, this is a big part of it. Shooter’s touch isn’t about forcing the ball or snapping your wrist harder. It comes from how the ball leaves your hand.

This Footwork Fix Makes Your Spin Move 10x Harder To Guard 😤 When most players spin, it looks right but feels rushed. They turn too late, lose balance, or bring the ball right back into the defender. That’s why it works in workouts and falls apart in games ❌ This footwork changes that. Notice when the plant happens and how the body stays low and tight through the spin. That timing is what creates real separation. Lock this in and your spin move starts to become a weapon you can actually trust in real games.

You'll be IMPOSSIBLE to Guard After You Master These 3 Dribble Pickups 😤 Which ones are you adding to YOUR bag?? 👀

This Footwork Makes Your Spin Move Actually Work 🔄 Most times, spin moves don’t fail because of the move itself. They fail because the feet aren’t putting you in position to protect the ball, create space, and get out clean. When the footwork is late or sloppy, the defender stays attached and the spin goes nowhere. This footwork fixes that. Focus on the angle, the timing of the plant, and how your body stays compact through the turn. When those pieces line up, the spin actually creates space instead of contact. That’s what makes this usable in real games, not just workouts.

The Backspin Drill Every Shooter Needs! If your shot feels flat or you can’t get consistent touch, there's a good chance it's your release holding you back. This drill teaches you how to finish with your fingers so the ball comes off clean with real backspin. This is the difference between a hard brick and getting that "shooters touch" soft bounce that drops in 🏀

This Is Why Your Shot SPINS SIDEWAYS Most players are letting the ball slip to the pinky or ring finger without realizing it. When that happens, the ball spins sideways instead of straight back. 👎 Watch how the hand stays centered and how the ball comes off the index and middle finger last. That small detail cleans up your rotation fast. Try it for a few reps and actually look at the spin. When it’s right, you’ll feel the difference immediately.

The Easiest Way to Get Perfect Backspin on Your Jump Shot 🏀 Do this quick drill in your warmup before you start shooting, and you’ll feel the difference immediately. Perfect rotation, Smoother release, straighter ball flight, and way more consistent touch.

Which In-And-Out Crossover is BEST? 🤔 In-and-out crossovers only work when your body actually sells the move, not just your hands. In this video, you’re seeing three versions of the same move, labeled A, B, and C. Two of them look fine at first glance, but they won’t move a real defender. ❌ A doesn’t work because nothing is being sold. There’s no shoulder drop and no footwork to force a reaction, so the defender can stay balanced and slide with you. ❌ B looks quicker, but it still misses the point. Without a real weight shift or shoulder drop, the move stays high and easy to read. ✅ C is the one that works. The footwork sets it up, the shoulder drop sells the drive, and the weight shift makes the defender commit. That’s what actually creates separation. Be honest, did you guess C or did one of the wrong ones fool you?

How to Increase Accuracy WITHOUT Changing Your Shooting Form! 😲 #basketball #basketballtips #basketballdrills