Gordon used it at different times throughout the day, and it helped him correct his shooting form. "Another cool thing I did more than anything with it, you don't necessarily need a goal.

Who's to say what the "correct" form is when it comes to shooting a basketball. Reggie Miller flailed his elbow. Larry Bird cocked the ball behind his head. Michael Jordan shot line drives.

Before he became the NBA's greatest shooter, Steph endured a relentless stretch when his father, Dell, completely ...

NBA All Star Gordon Hayward and former Butler University teammate and Assistant Coach Emerson Kampen today announced the launch of the FORM, an affordable, patented basketball training tool ...

Says Matthews: “I think that’s bull.” A perfect mindset is useless without proper form. If a shooter’s brain gets involved, it’s because he’s aware something physical is amiss.

Shooting is the most important skill in basketball, but it's also sometimes the hardest to correct. Players use the same shooting form throughout their youth, at practice, shoot-arounds and in games.