HomeCourt has good drills, but get a phone stand
A player who used HomeCourt liked its drills and shot tracking, and their main tip is to get a phone stand to record yourself.
What they did
They used HomeCourt for drills and shooting, though they had not used it in about a year when they posted.
How it went
They liked it and said it has good drills and keeps track of your shooting.
Worth knowing
A phone stand makes recording yourself in the app much easier.
Try it yourself
Set up for recording
- Buy or borrow a phone stand.
- Frame yourself and the rim in the shot.
- Do one drill session and one shooting session a week.
Our own plan based on the post, not advice from the original author.
Read the original ↗A player on Reddit, r/BasketballTips · October 21, 2023
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