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[QUOTE="Eagles20, post: 1211822, member: 3628"]
I agree with the flexibility, as long as you aren't getting too bulky and losing flexibility I don't see how it's a concern. As a player who was mostly a shooter it's all mental. Days I shot well, it was just getting arc on the shot and watching it fall, days when I would miss it was all aiming and a flatter jump shot. Also talking about how many shots he makes on the machine or after practice is irrelevant to me. When you are shooting shots right after the other you get into a rythm. When you get one shot every five or six minutes of game time it's a completely different feeling. He's definitely pressing when he gets the looks and his shot is flat. I was a good shooter and hated shooting on the machine because it didn't help me at all. What helped me the most was catching taking a dribble or to and shooting or rounding off a cone like a screen was there and shooting. Even having a teammate running at me with his hand up was better than the machine. Standing still and shooting was always a waste of my time. As we all know shooting in a game is totally different than practice as well.
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