Many players try to “take power off” their midrange shot by softening their wrist flick — but that actually kills your form and makes your shot inconsistent.
In this video, you’ll learn the correct way to control your power: extend your set point instead of changing your wrist mechanics. When you keep the same strong wrist flick but raise your release point slightly, you get the perfect combination of touch, control, and consistency without breaking your shooting form.
This simple adjustment will help you:
• Maintain a clean, repeatable release
• Keep your shot straight and on balance
• Take power off without losing accuracy
• Become automatic from the midrange
Fix this one habit and your midrange instantly becomes one of the most reliable parts of your game.
In this video, you’ll learn the correct way to control your power: extend your set point instead of changing your wrist mechanics. When you keep the same strong wrist flick but raise your release point slightly, you get the perfect combination of touch, control, and consistency without breaking your shooting form.
This simple adjustment will help you:
• Maintain a clean, repeatable release
• Keep your shot straight and on balance
• Take power off without losing accuracy
• Become automatic from the midrange
Fix this one habit and your midrange instantly becomes one of the most reliable parts of your game.
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