November 16, 2012 Secret Revealed to 100% Free Throw Shooting Season
This past season, Prince, of the Harlem Globetrotters, accomplished a feat that has never been done in the history of basketball. Over the course of the season, he shot an incredible 100% from the free throw line. The previous record, held by Jose Calderon, was 98.05% from the charity stripe.
In the world of basketball, there are multiple schools of thought when it comes to approaching free throw shooting. Some coaches stress the importance of practice, others the importance of your mental approach. We recently sat down for an exclusive interview with Prince where he revealed his secret to shooting 100% from the free throw line.
"My secret is simple. Jump. For me, it's not mental, and I don't even need to practice that much. I can dunk a ball jumping from the free throw line so that's what I do. It's a high percentage shot and as long as I'm healthy, you can bet I'll be making my free throws."
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