Find the Habits Holding Your Player's Shot Back

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We'll email you the link to start, so use an email you check. When you create your Toolbox account, you'll get one more email to confirm it.

Set up in about 2 minutes

Create your team and add your player in the Toolbox. That's how the analysis knows whose shot it is and saves it to their profile.

Film a fresh clip, the right way

The analysis reads the body from one fixed camera angle, so it needs a clip filmed for it:

• Front view: camera directly on the line between the shooter and the rim, looking straight down it. Or side view: at 90° to that line, on the shooting-hand side.
• Camera at about chest height and steady (a tripod is best). Vertical is fine.
• The shooter fills most of the frame, head to feet, with the ball in view. Not a wide gym shot.
• One shooter, good light, nobody walking in front.
• Trim it to the 2–3 seconds of the shot.

Old game or practice video usually won't work, because it wasn't filmed from the right angle. The Toolbox shows these steps again, with pictures, right before you film.

Mark a few points and get the analysis

The Toolbox walks you through it, then shows the habits that might be working against your player's shot the most. Your video is never uploaded or stored.