Clarifying three-point shooting

In 2021, the NFHS approved a 19'9" three-point arc for high school basketball, while the NBA's arc is set at 23'9" with corners at 22'. It's important to clarify that we can say “three-point shot rates are rising in high school and college” without providing exact figures. If users refer to a specific clip, asking for a link is helpful. Generally, most median players can't shoot NBA-distance threes off the dribble, though elite players show good mechanics.Addressing three-point shooting statistics

I think giving exact numbers can be tricky, so saying "three-point shooting percentages often reach over 30% in open shots" feels safe. High school girls might generally have a 3PT% around 25-35%, but I want to be cautious about claiming "40%."

I could mention role models like Caitlin Clark and Sabrina Ionescu, highlighting how their influence encourages deeper shooting. Training methods have shifted, focusing on long-range shots and mixed training since elementary school. I’ll also be clear that the skills shown in videos may not represent the average player.