I've admired Phil Beckner for a while now. He's best known as Damian Lillard's personal coach, but he does so much more.

A couple of months before this episode was created, Phil called me for an opinion on something he was doing, and it took our relationship to another level. I give the analogy that we are both Doctors, but i might be more of specialist but Phil is more of General Practitioner. While i might be viewed as a shooting expert, very specific types of players would benefit from my help, but more people in general would benefit from Phil's help.

If you are basketball coaching junkie, you need to listen to this episode.

Coleman Ayers of By Any Means Basketball is a force. He's smart, he's researched, he's creative and has a desire to keep learning.

I think he's one of the best skills trainers out there right now just because of how well researched he is in how athletes learn and how they move, but also how well he communicates those ideas.

This is a great episode for coaches of all levels.

We are getting technical on this one. The whole episode is how right-handed shooters miss to the left.

Now, if you are left-handed, just flip this podcast on its head. All the ideas still apply.

This is a good one!

What does my job look like? How did I get to the point where working in the NBA was a reality? What is the difference between training in season or out of season?

And most importantly, how do I think teams can take advantage of having a shooting consultant EVEN MORE!

This episode is great for any aspiring coach, head coach wanting some ideas to improve their teams shooting, or front office members curious about how to develop a shooting program.

When I think about creating drills and designing workouts, I follow a simple process.

In this episode of the podcast I'll break down for you the three steps that I follow to help players maximize transfer from skill into games.

In 2017 I made my first trip to Australia for a series of clinics. One of the hosts was Anthony "Sepo" Separovich.

Sepo was the Head Coach at Shore School in Sydney, and over the course of the next 3+ years, we developed a shooting program for his school that took their shooting to the next level.

Hear about how we helped his players AND coaches in this episode.

It's time for Coach Dave Love to "play the hits".

Coaches love drills. Now, there is a lot more that goes into shooting development than just drills, but that doesn't mean they aren't important.

In this episode I dive into the foundational 3 form shooting drills I use, and how I use them.

Bryce Simon is a former D1 Athlete turned coach and scout that came to me a few weeks before this podcast with some questions.

We'd never met before and immediately hit it off. In the first conversation, I thought to myself, these conversations need to be a podcast.

So we jumped on to discuss a question Bryce had about guide hand placement, and the conversation went from there... Check it out.

Do you struggle with sorting through the mess that is Shooting Theory? Not sure what habits to focus on, what matters, and what to prioritize?

In shooting, I have 3 Non-Negotiables. 3 things that I believe every shooter should work to do better.

These are the basis of everything I teach as a shooting coach.

One of my favourite things about my job is getting to connect with high level coaches. Nick Sullivan is a graduate assistant at Gonzaga and someone I've been helping for a couple months now.

The questions Nick asks are exactly the kind of questions a lot of coaches would love to have the chance to ask, so we made one of the calls a podcast!