Short YouTube coaching clip by Ethan Khoza that lists and describes key actions to master to become a great shooter: shooting off relocation (moving laterally after a driving kick), handling the extra or "one more" pass, coming off pin-down screens, and knocking down shots in transition. The speaker briefly describes the movement patterns and catch-to-shot transitions players should practice.
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So let's talk about important actions that you need to master if you want to be a great shooter. The first one is being able to shoot coming off of a relocation. Usually on a driving kick, you're either relocating maybe down towards the corner or up towards the wing, or from the wing to the top of the key. But you're essentially moving and being able to move laterally, catch that ball like we were just looking at, hopping off that outside, landing on two super common action that you need to be able to shoot off if you want to be a great shooter. The next type of action is that extra pass or that one more pass where maybe you're in the corner and the ball gets kicked out to the wing and they swing it down to you for one more pass. So being able to catch, make that turn from the side and go into that shot. We're being able to step into it from that side pass. The next action is a pin down. So being able to go from inside the three point line, sprinting out, maybe it's coming off of a down screen, sprinting out behind three point line, being able to turn, catch that ball, go into that shot and then the next one is coming off of transition. So being able to run in transition, catch that ball that gets kicked ahead or drive kicked out to you, being able to knock down that shot as well.