A shot from behind or near the hoop. Intentional Foul: A defensive player intentionally fouls to halt the time. The region within the free-throw lane that is painted a different color than the rest of the court is referred to as "In the Paint." An inside shot is any shot taken with distance between the shooter and the basket exceeding that required for a shot from outside the restricted area (jumper). Because opponents can be positioned anywhere along the arc, it is not possible to make such a definitive statement as "every shot is an inside shot." However, it can be said that most shots are inside shots. There are two ways to score in basketball: by shooting the ball or by driving the ball. Most shots are intended to put the ball in the basket, which can be done three ways: by shooting it straight ahead, by shooting it high into the air (3-pointer), or by spinning around and throwing it (dunk). Shooting the ball means to take aim at the basket and release the ball so that it will go in. There are several ways to shoot the ball, but all involve some type of motion toward the basket. For example, one could jump and shoot the ball or drive the ball forward and shoot it. When making a jump shot, one should draw a circle on the floor with one's foot before releasing the ball.