Correct Position for Lead

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

Self-discipline of focusing on your own PCA will better help you.

agreed. I found the first step to not looking into someone else's PCA is to not call what you think you see when you are looking.

[Bishopcolle]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

agreed. I found the first step to not looking into someone else's PCA is to not call what you think you see when you are looking.

Thanks for all of the comments...Snaqwells, I agree with what you're saying, but I am trying to determine what my PCA is--as lead. I believe the Trail has his side all the way to the endline and to the paint, and above the key on the arc to the free throw line extended....I have the square formed from the Key (or paint) to my sideline and out to the free throw line extended. Correct? I can therefore avoid his PCA which is obviously very near mine (the junction of the endline and the key on his side.) I am not sure how well I described those areas, and I hope they work....Thanks again for the help....

[Bishopcolle]

Bishopcolle saying thanks to all responses....I actually followed up and did what I should have done in the first place and SEARCHED previous threads...found some good ones that addressed Ball Side Mechanics and showed diagrams etc. I see that the topic is really split on when or if to shift ball side, but I learned a lot from all comments...thanks again, Bishopcolle