Tip 3 – Off-Season Improvement – Get SHOTS UP
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The best way to improve your shot is to perfect it through repetition. REPS, REPS, REPS. Consistent shots build muscle memory, improve mechanics, and create the confidence to knock them down when it matters. Players can put in that work on their own, but for those looking for a more in-depth breakdown, one-on-one coaching can help identify small adjustments in footwork, release, balance, and form that can make a big difference in shooting consistency.
Where you can do this:
If you are looking for feedback on your shooting and want to improve your form, here are some great options available. Many of these also offer group training or one-on-one sessions.
The Training Zone - Offers independent shooting opportunities as well as training and group sessions.
Lace Em' Up Basketball - AI form feedback, training - good for those looking to fine-tune their game.
REPS REPS REPS...
Shoot 360 - Lehi and Kaysville locations track shooting percentages and gamify getting shots up.
Who has done this well:
If there is one player we've consistently noticed putting in work across the board, it's Addison. She hasn't limited herself to just one training option or one way of developing her game. Instead, she's been putting in work in several different settings while continuing to train on her own. That willingness to seek out different opportunities, coaches, competition, and perspectives should only elevate her game. Sometimes improvement comes from the volume and variety of quality work a player is willing to put in, and Addison is making sure she's getting plenty of it.
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Cailin has had the benefit of having her high school coach, club coach, and training facility all working under one roof, and sometimes keeping things simple can be a major advantage. That consistency lets her train within a system where everyone understands her game, her development, and what she needs to continue improving. Now heading into her senior year, the time Cailin has invested in the gym at The Training Zone should pay off as she looks to make the most of her final high school season.
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