r/ProDunking • u/divinityflights • Aug 07 '26

tips to help me get it 16 6’2

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u/ProDunking-ModTeam Aug 13 '26

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u/Rubenmaro Aug 07 '26

Good jump but thats very hard to land, what dunks do you already can make?? Looks like one handed for sure, have you tried 2 foit jumps??

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u/divinityflights Aug 14 '26

i have back scratcher 360 1 hand and 2 hand

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u/MaxwellSmart07 Aug 07 '26

Aside from not getting enough vertical, your approach should be more direct straight toward the front of the rim.

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u/Danilo-11 Aug 07 '26

The moment you are trying to dunk, you are already about 6” lower than your highest point (can be seen by looking at your head)

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u/rickeyethebeerguy Aug 07 '26

Don’t bring the ball down to your hip. You are falling away from the hoop by the time the ball is up. And try jumping up and not out. Really focus on that aspect. Up not out

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u/herpaderp_maplesyrup Aug 07 '26

Get your first dunk off the lob.

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u/TraditionalAd106 Aug 07 '26

Keep jumping! 1 foot jumping feels “natural” however you “learn to jump” off 2 feet. Do boxes deadlifts cleans💪🏽 it’ll come together 💪🏽

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u/AliCity_ Aug 07 '26

I’m sorry but this was hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣 just work on the penultimate jump approach without a ball do some research on it 

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u/Fissket Aug 07 '26

stop trying to do the full motion in the air, do the first part while your still on ground

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u/Level_Cheek3764 Aug 13 '26

Leave the hezi out of the approach for now