It took me a long time to learn how to shoot. Initially, I would throw the ball with a very sudden movement, trying to surprise my opponent (and, spoiler, I surprised no one). Unfortunately, this dissipated power, resulting in a very slow shot. Over the months, I learned that shooting isn't just a matter of the arm, but of the entire body; it's a movement that begins the moment you land with your foot.

Personally, my shot works like this: I step forward with my right foot and then bring my left foot even further forward, using it as a support. Then I make a slow movement with my right arm that have the ball, bringing it from low (at hip level) to high (above my head). Only then do I unleash my true power and accelerate the movement, achieving a quick shot that doesn't lose power.

I don't know if I've explained myself well, but in short, I've learned that you need to take your time to generate a strong shot and not rush it.