About
I have been teaching personalized basketball lessons since I graduated from Haverford College in 2005. I have taught players of all skills levels and age ranges during that time in both an individual and group setting.
There is no secret recipe to becoming a better shooter. The fact of the matter is that becoming a great shooter really comes down to two things: knowledge and repetition. Repetition is accomplished through hours and hours of practicing to fine-tune and master the basketball shot. However, the "knowledge" portion is a little more challenging to accomplish. That is where we come in to play! Utilizing our years of basketball knowledge and training, we have put together an advanced -- but not complicated -- system for analyzing a player's shot. We are firm believers that one of the best ways for a player to become a better shooter is to first see what he or she is doing well and ultimately where he or she can improve.
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new student?
There is no secret recipe to becoming a better shooter. The fact of the matter is that becoming a great shooter really comes down to two things: knowledge and repetition. Repetition is accomplished through hours and hours of practicing to fine-tune and master the basketball shot. However, the "knowledge" portion is a little more challenging to accomplish. That is where we come in to play! Utilizing our years of basketball knowledge and training, we have put together an advanced -- but not complicated -- system for analyzing a player's shot. We are firm believers that one of the best ways for a player to become a better shooter is to first see what he or she is doing well and ultimately where he or she can improve.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
• Founder of Hot Shot Sports Training
• 4-year varsity starter at Haverford College
• 1,000 point scorer at Haverford College
• Centennial Conferce leading scorer 2001-2002 and 2004-2005
• Street and Smith Pre-season All-American
• Herb Good Philadelphia-area small school outstanding achievement award
• Haverford College Varsity Cup in 2005