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POV: Zay worked on details his whole life. Great shooters aren’t born—they’re built through years of focused work on the little things. For the past 6 years, Zay has been locked in on the small details —and now the results speak for themselves. This is exactly what my youth shooting program is designed to do: Build elite shooters from the ground up by teaching the right fundamentals at an early age - So they have a solid foundation to continue to build on. Hard work + attention to detail + consistency = game-time confidence. Are you putting in the right work? Share this with a young hooper! Youth Shooting Program in Bio 🙏🏻

If you are a parent of a young hooper, I would highly suggest you start with these 5 steps to improve your child’s shooting fundamentals prior to shooting on a hoop ‼️ Being able to build from the ground up and focusing on the details now, will set your child up with a solid foundation - that they can continue to build on with confidence! If you want us to help you along your journey to becoming an ELITE SHOOTER, click the link in bio and join our youth shooting program with thousands of young hoopers across the country!

We get asked everyday to provide drills to help players of every age improve their shooting skills. However, very few actually have a daily plan / routine they follow to even have a chance at being a good shooter. If you aren’t currently making 100-250 shots per day. Start there, and report back after a few months. No drill, technique, program can fix just having the ability to show up daily. And if you’ve followed us, you know how big I am on details!! So I guess the message is this. Block off 30 minutes a day for extra shooting. Find a place you know you will do it. And then go do it. For like 10 years. That’s normally how you become an ELITE shooter. Just like @HigherUpWellness says, “It isn’t easy, but it is simple, Don’t over complicate it” Tag a hooper who needs it ‼️ Youth Shooting Programs in Bio 🙏🏻

10 Ball Handling Drills For Young Hooper to improve ball control, handling in tight spaces, and playing with a wide base ‼️ Share this with a hooper

No Ball Stationary Shooting Guide For Youth Hoopers ‼️ 1. Build from the ground up - Understand Base / Balance / Foot Contact / Alignment 2. Posture / Power - Understand how posture is the cornerstone for consistent power 3. Become A Straight Shooter - Build a shot line that moves directly up the target line 4. Shooting Hand / Guide Hand Connection - Understand the job of the shooting hand + Balance hand 5. Finish on the Target Line - Learn to shoot straight by snapping shooting hand directly down the target line 6. 3 Shooting Positions - Build Proper Sequence - (Ball moves first - Power Second) If you have a Youth Hooper at home, and you have the ability to be process driven over results driven, consider joining our shooting program with thousands of players on the same journey - To become Elite Shooters, Building from the ground up! Link in Bio 🔗

275 Makes Elite Shooting Workout - Share this with a young hooper AND SAVE it for later use ‼️A great challenge on off the dribble pickups + different footwork options ✅ All translatable shots / NO FLUFF ‼️ 1. Form Shots - 50 MAKES 2. Pound Pickups - 25 MAKES 3. Pound Between - 25 MAKES 4. Pound Snap - 25 MAKES 5. Between Behind - 25 MAKES 6. 1 Dribble Pull (1-2 Footwork) - 25 MAKES 7. Jab Pull (1-2 Footwork) - 25 MAKES 8. 1 Dribble Pull (Hop Footwork) - 25 MAKES 9. Speed Stop Snap - 25 MAKES 10. Between Stops - 25 MAKES

2 Ball Stationary Drills To Improve Handle ‼️ Try this workout for a month straight and report back 🫡 Share this workout with a young hooper ‼️

Why your child’s shot is off… Let’s break down shot line vs target line. The target line is an imaginary straight line from the middle of the rim all the way out to the shooter. The shot line is the path the ball travels during a players shot from their starting point up into their release point If your child’s shot line doesn’t start or follow that target line — they’re already off before the ball leaves their hand. Younger players can’t afford to have the ball start inside their body or drift across their face. Their set point and release are lower, so there’s less room for error. Older players might get away with a crooked shot line and still be consistent - Young players will struggle more. Start the ball on the target line. Keep it on the line. Finish on the line. That’s how you build a clean, consistent shot from a young age and begin shooting the ball straight - more Tag a young hooper who needs this ‼️ Youth Shooting Programs in Bio 🔗

How It Started Vs. How it’s Going 🥺🔥