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How to Throw a Backboard Shot & a Pull-Up Jumper in Basketball

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Summary: Shoot a backboard shot and a pull up jumper when playing b-ball; learn how in this free sports training video, with tips and techniques for improving your basketball game.

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By Donaill Dixon
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Donaill Dixon is from Austin, Texas. He has been involved in sports his entire life, but it was basketball that became his passion. He played on the varsity team throughout his high...read more

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"Hello my name is Donaill Dixon and on behalf of Expert Village I'm going to be talking about beginning basketball. The back board shot is a shot that gives you a better chance of making it. Also the back board shot also gives you different styles of scoring because it's good to score from the post and it's also good to score from the guard position. The reason why the back board is good because it gives you way better opportunity and rather than a jump shot, a pull up jumper because you're using the back board and you're not going to be shooting as far as too many, it's going to be more of an action shot. An action shot is pretty much you shooting at a designated space of the back board and it just gives you a better overall shot of shooting the basketball. The next shot I'm going to be talking about is the pull up jumper which you have to use a real quick release. You take about I say two or three quick dribbles, keeping the defender off his toes and you have to really, really use a real quick release when shooting a pull up jumper. Also the pull up jumper is a shot that is mostly used by shooting guards and by point guards and sometimes occasionally the small forward."

eHow Article: How to Throw a Backboard Shot & a Pull-Up Jumper in Basketball

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