Basketball academies - Follow shooting progress beyond makes and misses
In a pilot, ConductVision follows how each shot reaches the rim and how steady each shooter's release is, along with makes and misses, session after session.
From the research - What predicts shooting better than percentages
In one study, how each shot reached the rim predicted three-point shooting better than plain field goal percentage did. The study looked at entry angle, depth and left-right position.
Another study found that the less the ball's speed at release varied from shot to shot, the more accurately a player shot from three-point range.
So a pilot follows how each shot reaches the rim and how steady each shooter's release is.
What the pilot measures - What we measure for each shooter
- Makes and misses by drill and distance
- Ball speed, release angle and arc height on each shot
- How each shot reaches the rim: the angle, whether it is short or long, and how far left or right
- How much release height, ball speed and timing vary from shot to shot
- The dip: how low the ball drops before the shot goes up
- Knee bend on each shot
- How each of these changes across sessions
What you get - Reports from the pilot
- A progress chart for each shooter across the pilot
- Every measurement in a file, for academies with an analyst
Plan a shooting progress pilot
Tell us how many shooters you want to follow and how often they practice. A ConductVision engineer replies with a proposal.