This one may be a little unconventional but I promise you it works. If you don't have something to spin the ball around, then just pick a spot on a higher up wall and use that.
Now we're on the basketball court with a drill that every hooper has done before, the Mikan drill. This is where you can get the touch of spinning the ball off the backboard and really get a feel for how the ball catches and dives into the basket.
We're adding a little twist on the Mikan Drill now by jumping and hanging to simulate a game situation. Devin talks about the reps it takes to get comfortable with this finish, especially on a goal with a small backboard.
Using the rim as protection and attacking at certain angles are both ways that you can get better opportunities to finish with the inside hand. Devin tops off the series with some gems on the situations to use an inside hand finish in.
