Many beginners in basketball fail to do a proper jump shot because they don’t feet committed with each shot. Achieve this objective by forming a relationship with the ball.
It may sound cheesy, but one way to increase the likelihood that the ball goes through the basket is by visualizing the move. In other words, be the ball. It might sound easier than it looks, but it still requires some positioning before you can achieve a proper jump-shooting form.
After completing the initial preparations, hold the ball with two hands and place it in front of you. However, make sure to keep the ball reasonably close to your body.
Make sure that your fingers and thumbs are spread comfortably. But, ensure that the pressure you place on the ball is sufficient. Failure to apply enough grip or pressure to the ball means it’s easy for an opposing player to steal it. Otherwise, hold the ball too tight, and it might become challenging to apply the right force for the throw.