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How to Make A Foul Shot

Foul Shooting Fundamental Drills to Help Improve Your Basketball Play:

Foul shooting is the difference in winning and losing in many close basketball games. If you want to be on the floor when the basketball game gets tight and the crowd is going wild, you must be able to knock down a high percentage of  your foul shots. Essentially when you play basketball you must be a successful foul shooter to win the tight basketball games.

Basketball Coaching Points for foul shooting play: 

-Square to basket with feet pointed at the rim.
-Right foot slightly in front for righty and left foot slightly in front for lefty.
-With knees bent, shooting elbow is tucked almost against body and hand is placed directly under the basketball.
-Form a "T" with thumbs and do not allow non-shooting hand to effect the shot.
-Keep the head still and the shooting side foot and elbow all in a line toward the basket.
-As the knees straighten, release the ball and follow through with a flick of the wrist.
-Establish a routine and repeat with each shot. 

There's really no secret to becoming a Great Foul Shooter:
just hours and hours of dedicated practice besides actual basketball play.