AMERICAN UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL player Tony Wroblicky is a 6’10″ big man.
Like many centers, he has always been awful at shooting free throws. He never broke 60% from the line, and bottomed out as a junior when he made just 52% of his free throws.
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Coming into the 2013-14 season, he made a radical change. He adopted a goofy, one-handed shooting technique that looks horribly awkward to the untrained eye.
It worked, somehow. He’s now a 72% free-throw shooter.
He holds the ball in one hand the entire time. It’s crazy looking:
“It was new to me. It took a little while to get confident in the form, but once that happened, it started working,” he told the Washington Post.
College basketball player has crazy, one-handed free throw technique that actually works
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL player Tony Wroblicky is a 6’10″ big man.
Like many centers, he has always been awful at shooting free throws. He never broke 60% from the line, and bottomed out as a junior when he made just 52% of his free throws.
Coming into the 2013-14 season, he made a radical change. He adopted a goofy, one-handed shooting technique that looks horribly awkward to the untrained eye.
It worked, somehow. He’s now a 72% free-throw shooter.
He holds the ball in one hand the entire time. It’s crazy looking:
“It was new to me. It took a little while to get confident in the form, but once that happened, it started working,” he told the Washington Post.
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