In a Pull-Up, your body moves a significant distance while dribbling forward, then you quickly stop and transition to the Jumper. This could be following a fast attack, a Dart-Fake, a Skip Hezi, or another forward action.

In Side-Shift Jumpers, your body moves a significant distance to the side while dribbling, and then a sharp transition is made to the Jump-Shot. This includes Side-Steps, Side-Hops, and Step-Overs.

In Back-Shifts, your body moves a significant distance backward while dribbling, and then an abrupt transition is made to the Jump-Shot. This includes Step-Backs, Back-Steps, Back-Hops, and Over-Backs.

An off-the-dribble Jumper in which the action immediately prior to the shot is performed in approximately the same place, without significant forward, lateral, or backward displacement. Examples include a Pound-Up, a Hezi, a Pop-Hop Hezi, or an In-Place Combo.

A Catch-and-Shoot Jumper. There are various ways to get into a Spot-Up J. For example, you can catch the ball in place or move into the catch. Be sure to document the type.

The default category when the type of Jump-Shot isn't specified, or when an assortment of different Jump-Shot types is combined into one tally. For example, if you shot a mix of In-Place, Pull-Ups, and Side-Shifts from mid-range and tracked them as one total, log it as Various Mid-Range Jumpers. Same principle for Various 3-Point Jumpers and Various 25-Foot Jumpers.