How can i shoot with my left hand?
553811
I don't know how old you are but you really need to practice.  If you feel embarrassed doing it in front of your team, stay after and just stand close the basket with the ball in your left hand.  Don't use your right hand, just concentrate on your form.  If you're good with your right hand you should know the proper form so I won't bother to explain it to you here.  Shoot 5 times from the left side, 5 times from the center, and 5 times from the right side-all with your left hand.  Then practice hitting the backboard on the left side with your left hand.  You can eventually start practicing left handed layups.  You'll be a left hand shooter in no time!
69466
DRIBBLING....go out on the black top or gym and dribble around (under your legs, left hand, right hane, etc.) for about 23-30 mins...\n\nShooting....uhh..i guess just find your form and shoot around..\n\ndefence....SHUFFLE YOUR LEGS OR WUT EVRR...SLIDE LEGS SIDE BY SIDE LIKE YOU DO ON DEFENSE...and keep your hands up while doing it..\n\n\nI know i didn't explain it right...but good luck!!
421419
Pull from both ends.\n\nYou can hours of fun with them.\nPull, release, pull, release. If you really want'a get crazy, pull, and release just one end and it will shoot across the room. If your lucky, it'll hit someone, and that makes it even MORE fun.\n\naahhh shucks....thanks 'rangerplanner'...wink,wink.
662346
Pass to somebody that can shoot!
1007805
Rest your elbow. Take NSAIDs (like Ibuprofen). Warm up and strech before you play, wrap it while playing. Ice it afterwards. Repeat. Try playing for a while with your non-dominant hand for awhile.
488500
your left hand.  it can hold your right, but not itself, the left hand.  \n   if i'm wrong, e-mail me answer, please...
436379
there are many different ways to shoot a jump shot. i use mainly my arms, but use a little bit wrist.
485326
ermm  introduce it to lefty and righty?
1106294
If you're right handed:  Stand 45-90 Degree to the side with your left foot in front of the right.  Ball on the left hand and extend the hand in front of your body.  Throw the ball straight up so it is infront of you (if you throw the ball but don't hit the ball, it should land on your left hand again. So throw it in front of your body and then step forward with the right foot and your right arm moving forward.  You are making a stepping motion.  this gives you power because you're using your body forward motion to hit the ball.\n\nAs far as what part of the hand to use for the overhead serve, it depends on your ability.  The easiest but less precise way would be using the bottom of the palm (where there's bone).  If you want more precision and have some power, you have to use your cupped hands. Cupping is like trying to take a drink of water from your hand.  I hope this makes a little sense to you.  Good luck.
461598
i would give my right arm to be ambidextrous
635106
My mother says that when I came home from kindergarten one day, I proudly told her what I had learned that day.  Holding up my right hand, I said, "This is my right hand," and holding up my left hand, I said, "And this is my wrong hand."\n\nThey made me learn to use my right hand instead of my left from an early age.  But I still use my left hand if that is what is convenient, and although I never learned to write with my left hand, I can do it [not as well as with the right].\n\nWhen playing pool, this comes in handy, as some shots require contortions if you only use the one hand, so I switch as needed.  Hammering and screwdrivering are also better in some positions with the left hand.  I also tend to cut things on my plate with the right hand, holding the meat or whatever with the left, then put the food in my mouth with the left.\n\nI know a few people who are so right-dominated that they might as well not even have a left hand, it's so useless to them.\n\nIn fact, I have two friends, one righthanded and on lefthanded.  I explained to each of them [separately] about my use of the mouse, which is as follows: it is on the left,  and I use the left hand, but I don't have Windows switch the buttons.  I explain that the left mouse button is still on the left and the right button is on the right regardless of what hand you use to push them.  But they can't understand this and can't use the mouse unless, for the righty, she moves the mouse or changes the buttons, and for the lefty, she changes the buttons.  They can't left click with the left hand, even when they are lefthanded....
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Make sure you have the proper, comfortable stance and balance.\nSee the rim.\nExtend your wrist backwards.\nThe basketball should rest on your fingerpads.\nTry to keep your elbow in and under the ball\nUse your legs... the longer the shot, the more you use your legs.\nRaise the ball smoothly and in one, fluid motion.\nFinish high with your arm to get good "arc" on the shot.\nFlop your wrist with a constant, relaxed follow through to get that backspin for a "shooter´s touch".
26739
I am also left handed, but I do not understand your question.  Please elaborate.  I'd like to help.
300331
Now this is something I have very good authority on.  So........Conspire with your right elbow to sabotage anything that the left elbow is doing.  Get the 007 gears and spy on lefty.  Know before hand the going on's so if he tries to do anything your one step ahead.  Try to get lefty alone and then wack him.  You know pop a cap in his *ss.  That way your boss and lefty knows it in the after life.  Now all you have to worry about is your left knee.  You know he'll take revenge for lefty.  Good Luck.
1055198
left hand finger next to pinkie
1186418
back firing, shooting from both ends ohhhhh
748912
I used to have the same problem. Except my master hand is the right. You need to practise shooting with your right at a close range first to control your strength. Do some lay up with you right too.(foot work must be left leg take off though). If you have master your right hand and if you can really do some hang time, it will really be advantages when people wanna block your shots from the left but you switch right. This is extremely hard to block in a lay up or a close range shot.