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Properly shoot a basketball C 1:30

In this series of basketball instruction videos, our expert Travis Waack will demonstrate the basics, such as proper balance and elbow position, for shooting a basketball. He also shows you a variety of different shots, like the runner and the hook shot that will expand your arsenal.

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