We believe that all coaches should proactively FIX and take time to IMPROVE their players shooting stroke after the season is over.<\/p>\n
Why is this so important and why should you do this after the season?<\/span><\/p>\n For starters, I guarantee that you have at least a couple players on your team that have detrimental shooting flaws.\u00a0 And if you don’t fix their shot, those players will NEVER reach their full potential!<\/p>\n These players NEED your help!<\/p>\n The perfect time to begin fixing those flaws is during the off-season<\/span>.\u00a0 It’s just way too difficult to change bad habits and fix shooting technique during the regular season.\u00a0 It’s too frustrating for the player because when they make changes, their shot will get worse before it gets better.\u00a0 And I’ve never met a player that wants to make their shot even worse during the season.\u00a0 It’s demoralizing.<\/p>\n That’s why the changes MUST happen in the off season.<\/p>\n Not to mention, the off-season is when great shooters are born.<\/span><\/p>\n Shooters don’t become great during the season.\u00a0 It happens in the off season.\u00a0 If you as a coach want to raise your team’s shooting percentage, you can do it in the off season.\u00a0 With some good off-season drills, workouts, and a logical plan, you can make significant improvements in your team’s shooting percentages during the off season.<\/p>\n Even for the not-so-serious players, you can make great strides in the summer and help them improve shooting with very little effort.<\/p>\n Have you thought about how shooters can completely transform your offense and help you win more games?<\/span><\/p>\n A team with just a couple of good shooters on the floor will make your offense infinitely more dangerous<\/span> and actually give your team more lay ups. Good shooters stretch out the defense and can dramatically improve your team offense.<\/p>\n Good shooters open up driving lanes for everyone on the team, improve spacing, and make it easier to score.\u00a0 However, if nobody on the floor can shoot, the defense will pack things in and make it more difficult to score.<\/p>\n Bottom line.\u00a0 Good shooters help you win more games.\u00a0 A small improvement in your team’s shooting percentage<\/span> will allow you to win more games. Simple math tells us that teams with high shooting percentages tend to win a lot of games.<\/p>\n Yet, few coaches devote enough time to develop great shooters (especially in the off season).<\/p>\n In fact, many coaches don’t believe they have control over their players shooting abilities. That’s simply not true.<\/p>\n With some simple techniques, you’d be surprised how you can improve the shooting percentage of almost every player on your team.<\/p>\n The really great coaches know these secrets and know how to improve their players shooting percentages.<\/p>\n