This video will teach coaches and players how to change their basketball shooting mechanics from a set shot to jump shot.  All youth players shoot a set shot early in their development, released while the shooter's feet are ON the ground.  Once strong enough, a jump shot will make a player significantly more dynamic, released while the shooter's feet are OFF the ground.  This makes a player's shot extremently difficult to block due to a higher release.  It also allows players to be more explosive with a quicker release off the dribble and the catch.  While the mid-range is no longer an emphasis at the professional level due to analytics (they typically shoot 3's or layups), it is a lost art at the high school and college levels. 

Coach Tony Huml defines fundamental shooting mechanics, proper footwork and terms (cue words) that are simple to remember, making it easier to coach.  He then instructs his son, Jack Huml, demonstrating 28 drills focused on developing an explosive jumper.  If you're looking to differentiate your game from teammates or opponents, developing a jump shot will do just that.  We welcome the opportunity to help you reach your basketball shooting goals!           

Always Be Shot Ready!  

This video will help coaches more effectively teach players how to use proper footwork while shooting a basketball.  Coach Tony Huml (Close The Gate Hoops) takes viewers through proper shooting mechanics, followed by teaching the seven ways to establish shooting feet and when to use each application during game situations.  Huml then offers drills for each of the seven ways.   A vocabulary of cue words will help coaches communicate corrections with efficiency and ease.  

An introduction from two-time National Championship Coach Pat Miller of UW-Whitewater sets up the mindset for effective shooters.  Excellent for coaching boys and girls of all ages and skill levels!