Is this typical movement for someone who is shot from a standing position?
351685
umm...I doubt that is how it would happen to a normal human, because obviously that dummy didnt have she muscle structure (and tightness) of the muscles in a normal human's arms...it might be a factor that the dummy was unproportionally weighted vertically (from head to butt to toes) if that makes any sense.
526821
B.E.E.F [:\nBalance/Bended Knees...\nElbows[inward at a 90 degree angle]...\nEyes[on the target]...\nFollow Through[like a downward snap of the wrist] \n\nDon't use two hands...use your strong to shoot and your weaker hand to help balance the ball. Always make sure that you are squared up to the basket before you shoot. Start close and develop your technique then move back as you get better.
525161
ok... well it's good that u actually can do a standing bhs! when u do a roundoff with out the bhs try rebounding.  then when u get the hang of it try replaceing your rebound with your bhs.  so in reality, your rebound is your bhs.
451903
Ya know, this varies from guy to guy. Me, I can go for on average 30 to 45 minutes, I shoot, and I am done for at least an hour. However, I had a buddy of mine that would shoot in less then 5 minutes, but he did not even have to stop.. He could get off like 3 or 4 times.. His wife loved it...
1083377
i am a goaly, so the best thing i find is to watch the eyes of the shooter, and then the foot right before the shot.  however, ath the w.c. level its just pure guess, you pick a spot and hope the shooter picks the same one
737378
It takes a while to get the right momentum of things. You may be able to do the stunts, just not together. I had this problem with my round off back handspring back tuck. I knew what to do and I could do them, but it was hard to put all of the pieces together.\nWhen you go into your round off, don't think like you are going to stand when you come out of it, just throw your arms back and be ready to jump. Again, once you come up from the round off, immediately start thinking of backwards motions. Don't forget to push through your legs, or you won't get anywhere but on your head! Make sure to arch your back. Most likely if you can't connect them, your backhandspring is off. Ask the coach to watch your form and if it is alright, then try what I told you and you should be able to connect them better.\n\nBut until you can trust yourself and just let go and TRY YOUR HARDEST, you'll never be able to do it. It's all in your head. Good luck!
600834
I am a little puzzled here... The ONE true position is that the woman stand on her head, legs held apart by her partner, while being brutalized by the male who is standing on one foot, the other foot being held at a 90 degree angle to the side. All other positions are false. This true postion lost favor during the  1870's when missionaries went about the world making converts here and there...they converted people from the one true position to a more saintly missionary style which has gained popularity in later years. But I am glad you asked, for the True position deserves a comeback.
59063
it's possible but your playing with a loaded gun. Good luck
633753
There are several factors in shooting, such as your height, strength and experience.  I'll assume you are five feet or more and you cannot make anything.  First, start off about 2 feet from the basket at a 45 degree angle Either side, doesn't matter.  Next, start putting up the ball off the top corner of the painted square on the backboard closest to your side.  this will help with lay ups and with your confidence that you can make the basket.  Start with the ball where it is comfortable, either at your shoulder (shooting hand side, of course), or where I do, at the forehead.  Your off hand (non-shooting) should be on the ball for support so you don't drop the ball, but should not help in any way putting the ball up.  Your shooting elbow should be as straight up and down as you can, do NOT let your shooting elbow move outside your body.  Your aim should be as follows:  if you are right handed, your right eye, right arm, and right leg should all be pointing in the direction you want to shoot.  Next, bend your knees, then, in one fluid motion, rise up from the legs and come off the ground while at the same time extending your shooting hand.  At the peak of your jump (it doesn't have to be very high) your shooting arm should be fully extended and at the very end, flick your wrist to get rotation on the ball.  Back up a few feet when comfortable but keep the same angle on the backboard.  Try both sides of the basket.  When you are confident enough, move directly in front of the basket about 8-10 feet away (15 feet is the free throw line).  Keep the same aim with your body--hand, eye, leg.  This time, however, instead of looking at the backboard, this time you will look directly at the front of the rim.  Why the front and not the back?  Simply put, the rim is forgiving in front, but not the back.  if you overshoot when you are aiming at the front, it goes right in.  if you undershoot, it will hit the rim but, because of the rotation on the ball that I hope you have, it will have a tendency to roll in.  Aiming at the back of the rim is a popular way of shooting, but it is less forgiving than the front.  Hopefully this helps.  just remember, your eye, the ball, your shooting hand and shooting side leg should all line up to the spot where you want the ball to go.  keep your elbow straight and try not to let your off hand help the ball up.  And, as always, flick that wrist for ball rotation.  it will only help.  if you would like to see a picture perfect shooting technique, rent the movie "Hoosiers" and watch jimmy chitwood shoot.  its perfect.  good luck.
420139
Not unless the wind carries it because whilst the earth is spinning around rapidly, so is everything on it. If this were not the case, and a person jumped straight up into the air they would shoot of in a direction and this doesnt happen
701615
Depending on the event. I'll do sprinting,100m, range of motion/centre of mass includes and is achieved through a combination of stride rate and stride length.the mechanics of correct sprint posture the forward lean with the head and shoulders directly above the hips, the ball of the foot should strike the ground creating foot flexion, which allows the calves to contract creating knee lift which incorporates the quads, hams, and glutes. It depends greatly on the athlete and which race they are running. Sprints, middle distance, and distance as well as hurdles all involve very different forms of running and different ranges of motion.:-)
676536
you should hold the ball near your chest...for firmer grip...feet apart and balance..you should know also the proper foot work for better post up moves...either pump fakes or the pivots you got to develop those...you should develop strength and jumping ability also to work better in the paint....with all those weapons you will be a monster in the paint...
478255
They said busted, possible, and confirmed \n\nMainly because it's almost impossible to shoot straight up and if a person is off by as little as 8 degrees you still have a lethal trajectory
403881
Damn! I mean if I was asked this with a gun to my head, I would get shot. Uh...Uh..."Off the Wall"?
516386
ITS NOT STRANGE ITS NORMAL TO HIM EVERYONE SHOOT DIFFERENTLY
1129441
For long range shots u should use the interior part of your foot , very close to the end of your foot .\nClearing kick the middle of it .\nAnd penalty any part of the foot as long as it is a accurate shot !
1052340
If you don't spin, then there are five left.  Now since you said that the two bullets are next to each other and you didn't get shot the first time, then they both count as the same bullet, so that there are four possibilities left.  So that means the you have a 1 in 4 chance of getting shot.  You can also think of it this way: say you  have this situation.\n\n1 2 3 4 5 6\nX X X B B X\n\nso that there is a bullet in positions 4 and 5.  Since you shot once and got a blank, then that means you either were in the 1, 2, 3, or 6 position.  Out of those, only one (position 3) has a bullet the next time.  So the chance of getting shot is 1 in 4.\n\nIf you do spin, then you have a 2 in 6 chance of getting shot, since then you can consider that a repeat of the previous round.\n\nSince 1/4 is smaller than 2/6, I would go with not spinning.\n\n********************************************************************\n\nThis is a different result than if we couldn't assume whether the bullets are together or not.  Not spinning in that case would lead to a 2 in 5 chance of getting shot; spinning would lead to a 2 in 6 chance of getting shot.  In that case, spinning would be better.\n\nThis is an interesting question.  I'll need to keep it in mind for my students one day!