The arm posture should be 90 degrees between the upper arm and the forearm, and the wrist extension should be nearly 90 degrees with the forearm and parallel to the upper arm. Hold the back and lower part of the ball with your fingers. When shooting, the arm is extended upward and forward (pointing to the basket, of course), the wrist is bent upward and forward hard, and finally the ball is pushed out with your fingers. This will make the basketball spin down, and it won't cause a big rebound when playing rebounds or baskets. You should also keep your hand in contact with the basketball for as long as possible (that is, follow the ball for a long time), which is conducive to controlling the direction of the ball and improving the shooting percentage. Don't think too much about whether the ball is thrown into the basket at first. The focus is on body posture, movement and the rhythm of the whole shooting action. Repeat the same action essentials every time you shoot. When the correct shooting action becomes smooth, the hit rate will naturally increase. You should also practice shooting from different positions and angles under the basket.