Hooptech, a basketball training facility in northeast Ohio, is incorporating the latest technology into its summer camps and programs to enhance skill development for young athletes. Shoot 360, a tool used by both amateur and professional basketball players, is just one of the advanced technologies being utilized at Hooptech.
One parent, John Dorsey, has been dedicating hours and full days to working with his nine-year-old son to improve his basketball abilities. They regularly engage in basketball workouts, focusing on shooting, ball handling, and passing drills. With Shoot 360 now integrated into their training routine, they have access to instant feedback on passing drills and improving ball handling skills.
Shoot 360 offers interactive drills that provide real-time analytics on various aspects of a player’s performance, such as shot depth, arch, and consistency. This instant feedback allows athletes to identify areas of improvement and track their progress over time. John Dorsey believes that this type of advanced training technology would have greatly benefited him when he was a young player, and he is hopeful that his son will excel in the sport with the support of this innovative tool.
Director Kahrin Spear at Hooptech emphasizes the importance of incorporating technology into training programs to enhance skill development. With Shoot 360 providing real-time analytics and interactive drills
