Your athlete needs to slow down.

Your athlete needs to create space.

This simple skill can buy time and allow your athlete to play with confidence.

Catching the ball with your full body is important. Catching the balk on a quick stop is a game changer.

It will allow your athlete to pivot in multiple directions on both feet which allows them to do two critical things: #1create space, and #2 buy time to make the right play.

​this video below is where we would start to develop footwork and pivoting habits. As your athlete develops they will be challenged in different ways to put it under pressure.

We love to work on finishing at our workouts.

The reverse roll is a good way to score

The athlete must:
1. Drive to score
2. Finish on right side of basket or left depending on driving direction
3. Keep eyes up and see the ball through the net

We progress in our workouts

1. Form and feet
2. Intensity and speed
3. Contact for reading ball defender and help side defense
4. Competitive game situation - live!

Note to reader: See the table below of the Colorado Final Four teams and their shooting percentages

You are a hard worker! You have a positive attitude! You do what the coaches are asking you to do. Your on the court playing and contributing.

However, you are frustrated just a bit. You are happy for the team and you cheer everyone on and always put the team first. You should!

Inside you want to do more. You want to contribute positively on the offensive end. You want to help the team score.

What do you do? How does this happen?

Well, EYG has created an 8 week shooting program just for you. The great thing about this program is you can schedule the workouts when you want to and as many times a week as you want to. 

You can focus on one shooting workout or progress through all 8 weeks.

These shooting workouts are detailed and purposeful for you to become a better scorer. Nothing fancy. Just straight working to getting better.

The plan is laid out.

You will understand what you are doing, why you are doing it, as well as how to do it for maximum use of your time and development.

Start now! Develop the confidence and consistency to help the team offensively by making shots.