Because the action of "Golden Rooster Independence" requires the player's body balance, if the player does not control it well, it is easy to slip under his feet, resulting in a miss, so players are generally reluctant to use this action. After all, every scoring opportunity in the game is precious, and they can't be wasted.

The golden rooster independent shooting action focuses on the high shooting point. Because this move was originally created to prevent the opponent's blocking, if the shooting point is high, the opponent can't interfere with the shooter's line of sight at all. The purpose is to create shooting space, increase shooting vision, and thus improve his shooting percentage. Nowitzki also relied on this move to gain a firm foothold in the NBA, eventually growing into an excellent player and even winning the NBA championship trophy.

In addition, this action requires players to have strong waist and abdomen strength. Because the players who use this action kick their legs backwards, that is to say, their legs remain in the original position, and their bodies lean back slightly, which is equivalent to the action of leaning back and shooting. Only their waist and legs need to contribute at the same time, so they must be required to have good physical fitness and good balance ability, so that when shooting independently with a golden rooster, the ball will not be deformed in the air.

Of course, the independence of the Golden Rooster also requires the shooter to have skilled turning and shooting skills. Because this kind of shooting requires very high body movements, if the movement is slightly deformed, it will lead to unstable shooting, so many players don't like to practice this movement. In addition to spending a lot of time practicing, players are also required to have a good shooting feel, and the combination of the two can improve the hit rate of this shooting action. Of course, if you practice this movement well, it is impossible for your opponent to stop you from shooting.