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"Nothin' But Net!"
October 07, 2011 @ 9:19 pmwww.nbsashooters.com/nothin-net
Two days ago I received a simple but unique little appendage that clips on the front of a basketball rim to aid in focusing on the target for improving one's shot.
Today, I gave a lesson in free throw shooting to a player who was barely making 3 consecutinve shots. An hour later he was up to 7 consecutive shots and making 8/10.
By having the shooter focus on hitting the extended yellow post of the Free Throw Trainer (www.FreeThrowTrainer.com), the ball dropped more cleanly within the target space.
Granted, I worked on balance, finger placement, form, release and other adjustments, but theFree Throw Trainer gave a visual marker for arc and targeting.
When I put the Free Throw Trainer up, the first day, I only made 95/100, adjusting my aim for the device. Took a little practice to move my focus to a smaller object, when I am used to having a broader focus on the opening in the rim.
While my shooting percentage is normally a little higher, I wanted to give the Trainer a good test. As I aimed to hit the device, I sometimes undershot and hit the rim, though each time I did hit the upright post high, the ball went in.
I feel the Free Throw Trainer will be a good learning device for beginning shooters or for correcting shooters with targeting issues.
Today, having adjusted to shooting at the yellow upright post, I made 147/150 free throws (98%). I went back to the 3-point line and made 10 in-a-row.
I think this device does what it is supposed to do and will be a nice training aid for any shooter. www.FreeThrowTrainer.com
Ronn Wyckoff (www.Top-Basketball-Coaching.com)
Secretary/Treasurer and Founding Member
National Basketball Shooters Association (www.nbsashooters.com)
Two days ago I received a simple but unique little appendage that clips on the front of a basketball rim to aid in focusing on the target for improving one's shot.
Today, I gave a lesson in free throw shooting to a player who was barely making 3 consecutinve shots. An hour later he was up to 7 consecutive shots and making 8/10.
By having the shooter focus on hitting the extended yellow post of the Free Throw Trainer (www.FreeThrowTrainer.com), the ball dropped more cleanly within the target space.
Granted, I worked on balance, finger placement, form, release and other adjustments, but theFree Throw Trainer gave a visual marker for arc and targeting.
When I put the Free Throw Trainer up, the first day, I only made 95/100, adjusting my aim for the device. Took a little practice to move my focus to a smaller object, when I am used to having a broader focus on the opening in the rim.
While my shooting percentage is normally a little higher, I wanted to give the Trainer a good test. As I aimed to hit the device, I sometimes undershot and hit the rim, though each time I did hit the upright post high, the ball went in.
I feel the Free Throw Trainer will be a good learning device for beginning shooters or for correcting shooters with targeting issues.
Today, having adjusted to shooting at the yellow upright post, I made 147/150 free throws (98%). I went back to the 3-point line and made 10 in-a-row.
I think this device does what it is supposed to do and will be a nice training aid for any shooter. www.FreeThrowTrainer.com
Ronn Wyckoff (www.Top-Basketball-Coaching.com)
Secretary/Treasurer and Founding Member
National Basketball Shooters Association (www.nbsashooters.com)