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    Free Throws: The difference in Winning and Losing Free throws are often the deciding factors in a basketball game. The team that makes the most free throws down the stretch is often the team that will come out victorious. Learning the tips and tricks of shooting free throws will make you better and will help your team win close games. The first step in shooting free throws is establishing a routine and building muscle memory. Having a set routine is a key to success. Something as simple as dribbling

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    team player violated or foul, the fouled player attempts a free-throw of the ball changes (Mood, Masker & Rink, 1991). The free drop is important later in the game because of the free throws comprise a significantly larger portion of total points made during the final 5 minutes than the first 35 minutes of the game for both gaining and losing teams (Kozar, 1994). The fouled player required to shoot from the free throw line. The free throw line is 15 feet from the basket and has ample time to attempt

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    Visual Effects on Free Throw Shooting What is the easiest way to earn points in a basketball game? Free shots, also known as free throws, are given to a player after being fouled. What do shooters focus on to score the given shots? They rely on what they can see. What if the net was removed? Would the player’s free throw accuracy increase or decrease? Visual targets, can have a tremendous effect on one’s shot. According to McCann, A. (2012), basketball players looking to make a shot

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    Honestly we all have probably wondered that and the best shot is the free throw because no one is guarding you it is just easy points if you are losing. Everyone should know how to shoot a free throw because it is one of the easiest ways to earn points in a game that people miss all the time. Also if your team is losing then you need those points. There are many different objects or different items you need for a free throw you need basketball court obviously also you will need basketball and a

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    Basketball players are not making free throws more consistently.Some players never learn effective practice habits on the basketball court. Thus they struggle to make free throws. Players should figure out how they practice the best; many players cannot make game winning free throws in a huge game with bad practice habits. Although poor practice habits may cause players to struggle with free throws, confidence is another reason why players are missing free throws. Confidence is important because no

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    Step one to of learning to how to shoot a free throw is to point your feet towards the basket. Next, keep your eyes on the basketball hoop. Then, you should line up with the middle of backboard and keep your elbow in. After that, while standing at the line bend your knees. Finally. Follow through on your shot, but don’t step over the line or free throw will not count. During a free throw you should always position your feet shoulder width apart. You should be squared to the basket and your toes should

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    Cam Walked At The Circle

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    of the best shot putters at the meet, all he needed to do was have one average throw, for him around 43 feet or so, and he could come in the top three. He stepped into the circle, looked out into the sector, then turned around and placed his feet. I could just tell that this was not going to be the big throw that Cam was looking for, he was putting too much thought into it, he was in his own head. As Cam prepared to throw he put his right foot up against the ring of the throwing circle, crouched down

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    My favorite time of the year was winding down to a close, it was the last meet of my Junior track season. We loaded up the bus on a Thursday, the last day of school and headed toward Bismarck. I had never attended the State track meet and I was more nervous than I’ve ever been before. I was ranked 2nd in North Dakota for javelin. Being ranked that high is good in the fact that you know you belong at the meet, but at the same time it is terrifying knowing that you are either a champion, a runner

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    In Iowa, the State Wrestling Tournament rules over all other state tournaments averaging about 16,000 spectators during the first place matches. But, it’s not the fans that make this tournament special. It’s the boys from all over our state who dream of one day being able to wrestle in Wells Fargo Arena while those 16,000 fans cheer their name. Dreams are made under the good ol’ lights of Wells Fargo. Every year, 42 amazing young men stand on top of the place winner’s podium as a gold medal is proudly

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    It is February 2012 I am at the Wyoming Wrestling State Finals. The stadium smells like nacho cheese combined with the sweat of hundreds of athletes. I feel exhausted. As I am warming up for my semi-final match, I think of all the countless hours spent training to lead me to this point. The stakes are high, my dream of being a state champion hanging in the balance. I am called to report to the mat for the start of my match. Right before the whistle blows, a jolt of adrenaline shoots through me as

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