Trick Shots

Here’s an Easy Trick for Taking Better Photos
Here’s an Easy Trick for Taking Better Photos
Here’s an Easy Trick for Taking Better Photos
We don't mean to come off as insensitive, but we have all seen countless people take self-shots of themselves for their Facebook profile pictures featuring the dreaded "double chin." Well, here's a simple technique to get that perfect head shot. It's so simple, it will make you wonder why you never thought about it!
Basketball Player Jumps Over His Own Mother to Make Amazing Dunk [VIDEO]
Basketball Player Jumps Over His Own Mother to Make Amazing Dunk [VIDEO]
Basketball Player Jumps Over His Own Mother to Make Amazing Dunk [VIDEO]
Wagner college basketball player Josh Thompson wanted to do something memorable in the dunk contest held during his school's Midnight Madness event last Friday night. So the six-foot-five forward lined his mom up in front of the basket, with her back facing him, and then jumped over her on his way to completing a slam dunk.
Twin Boys’ Switcheroo Jeopardizes $50,000 Prize for Hitting Incredible Hockey Shot [VIDEO]
Twin Boys’ Switcheroo Jeopardizes $50,000 Prize for Hitting Incredible Hockey Shot [VIDEO]
Twin Boys’ Switcheroo Jeopardizes $50,000 Prize for Hitting Incredible Hockey Shot [VIDEO]
11-year-old Nate Smith's amazing 89-foot hockey shot into a goal only a half an inch wider than the puck itself netted him $50,000 during a charity event in Faribault, Minnesota. But there was a catch: the name on the raffle card that had been selected to attempt the trick shot was actually that of his identical twin brother, Nick.
Steve Nash Makes Amazing Trick Shot for Chinese Commercial [VIDEO]
Steve Nash Makes Amazing Trick Shot for Chinese Commercial [VIDEO]
Steve Nash Makes Amazing Trick Shot for Chinese Commercial [VIDEO]
Trick shot videos are popping up all over the internet these days and Phoenix Suns guard Steve Nash makes a pretty unbelievable one that combines both his basketball and soccer skills (he was a footie star as a youth, FYI) in this ad for Chinese athletic apparel company Lu You. This definitely isn't a guy you'd want to play in H-O-R-S-E. Now the question is, did he make it in one take?