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Is your concentration perfectly focused, 100% perfectly focused, 100% of the time?  If your concentration is perfectly focused, 100% perfectly focused, 100% of the time, then 100% of the time, when using this technique, your shot will drop through the hoop. 
But during a game or even in practice there are literally hundreds, even thousands, of distractions.  The greater your degree of focus the fewer distractions you have to deal with.  Therefore your shooting percentage is dependent on your ability to focus.  You now know how to focus; you do it by...

What if you miss?  What does that mean?  Is this technique flawed?  Pretend you’re shooting a basketball for the very first time in your life.  Before taking that shot you took the time to read and study this technique.  What are the odds of you sinking that first shot - second shot – third - fourth? 

Now the question is, what is “THE ZONE?”  How will you know if you’re in “THE ZONE?”  Here’s one of Michael Jordan’s descriptions of being in “THE ZONE.”  “The basket appears to be six feet across.  How can I miss?  The nine other players seem to be moving in slow motion!  I know what everyone’s going to do even before they know.”  What a place to be! 
However, even Michael Jordan could not drop into “THE ZONE” at will!  He would seemingly slip into it by accident. 

This all comes together during a game while taking your shot.  The flow of the game doesn’t allow you to get into text book shooting position or allow you to use your practiced text book shooting form.  So now what?  By now you know...

Mechanics...  We all must realize that text book shooting conditions are rarely presented during the flow of a game.  There’s another team on the court playing defense and making it as difficult as is humanly possible for you to score; a clock is ticking off the seconds; fans are cheering and screaming; your team is screaming; your own mind is even screaming at you.
The one exception is at the free throw line.  It is text book, every single  time.  Many, if not most, games are won or lost at the free throw line by a team’s free throw shooting percentage.  All basketball players must develop a free throw shooting routine.  As you develop yours, or if you already have an established routine, include...