One-hand set and jump shots are most commonly used in modern basketball games. Shooters hold the ball in
their shooting hand, set it near their forehead, raise and extend their elbow, and snap their wrist forward. The nonshooting
arm helps support the ball and allows one to shoot the ball at the desired release position. Several previous
studies suggested that shooters should keep the ball, wrist, elbow and shoulder in a vertical plane aligned with the
target [1]. The ball should be released with proper backspin, a good arch and no lateral deviation from the optimal
shot path plane including the target and the ball release point.