Providing shooting touch tips

The user is asking how to quickly regain their basketball shooting touch. I should give concise, actionable steps like checking mechanics, practicing form shooting, and focusing on short-range shots. I'll mention footwork, grip, and breathing, along with mental aspects like a pre-shot routine. Suggesting drills such as “Swish-only” and practicing with constraints, like a time-limited session, might help. Additionally, considering the shooting environment can make a difference too.Creating a recovery plan

I'm focusing on recovery from a shooting slump, so we want to avoid changing too many variables at once. It’s helpful to pick one cue and celebrate small wins like getting enough sleep and staying hydrated. I should provide a quick, time-bounded plan, such as a 10-minute reset routine and a 30-minute session plan. I'll also mention common mistakes and provide drills to improve metrics like arc and swish ratios. Additionally, including session templates and cues based on different conditions will be beneficial!Proposing training strategies

I can suggest a "Form Pyramid" drill involving 20 makes from one meter and then stepping back. Another idea is "Spin the Seams" to ensure consistency. I’ll include a mini-diagnostic flow focusing on mechanics, energy, alignment, and rhythm, plus useful footwork patterns for off-dribble shots. I should also consider constraints for older players or those returning from a layoff. It's good to ask clarifying questions to tailor the advice better, like their skill level and shot types. Finally, proposing "10-minute quick fixes" and "30-minute comprehensive plans" provides a structured approach!Crafting a quick reset plan

I’ll create a "10-minute quick reset" plan for the court. It starts with one minute of warm-up, including 50 wrist snaps and fingertip taps, then form shots without a rim. Next, I'll allocate two minutes for one-hand shots from 1-2 meters with a focus on a quiet guide hand and follow-through.

Then, for another two minutes, we'll work on making five shots from 1.5 meters at five spots, stepping back on makes. I’ll include exercises focusing on arc and accuracy, and finish with game pace footwork before wrapping up with a confidence-building make streak. Following this, I'll also design a detailed "30-minute plan" covering form, arc calibration, game speed, and pressure.Creating a diagnostic guide

I plan to develop a "diagnostic form" to address common shooting misses, like fixing short/long shots, left/right misses, flat shots, and more. I’ll also consider fatigue effects. I want to include "common mistakes" to avoid and a "pre-game or in-game quick fix" in 2-3 steps.

Mental cues should be one-word reminders, focusing on the process rather than the outcome, including reset breaths and a quiet gaze of 300-600 ms. I can share a simple phrase about aiming, along with a pre-shot routine! I’ll keep this concise with bullet points for clarity.