WATCH: Dwight Howard's latest attempt to improve his free-throw shooting

The veteran center is shooting 56.8 percent from the line over his 12-year NBA career

For Dwight Howard, every trip to the free-throw line is an adventure. And not in a good way.

Infamously known as one of the worst free-throw shooters in the league, Howard has struggled at the line for the majority of his career. Last season was especially rough for Howard, as he shot a career-low 48.9 percent from the line.

But Howard is now a member of his hometown Hawks, and perhaps some home cooking can help alleviate his free-throw woes.

Howard, as he seems to do every summer, is determined to become a better free-throw shooter. This offseason, he is taking 19-footers to improve his accuracy from the line. His hope is that muscle memory-wise, making long jumpers now will translate into his free-throw shooting.

Dwight Howard working on his muscle memory shooting from 19ft. This leads to confidence at the free throw line🏀 #NBApic.twitter.com/Jtjutv1ObL

— Lethal Shooter (@LethalShooter__) August 28, 2016

This is an interesting training strategy, and in theory could work. But if it doesn't, Howard should just fall back on the one tactic that did work -- singing Beyonce at the free-throw line.