Shot Chart
Record location, quality and outcome.
Player Development Tools
Turn Training Data Into Better Basketball Decisions
Track shooting, ball handling, movement, game habits and progress with useful tools.
SkillsDecision MakingStrengthGame Review
Page overview
Measure only what changes the next action
Player tools are useful when they answer a basketball question, such as where shots are missed, when turnovers happen or which reads break down. The club focuses on a small number of useful measures and turns them into simple training priorities.
Track basketball actions that change decisions
Turnover Log
Separate handle, pass and read errors.
Finishing Map
Track rim finishes by side and solution.
Game Review
Connect film notes to next practice.
Use context, not only percentage
Shot data is more useful when it includes location, contest and how the opportunity was created.
- Catch-and-shoot
- Pull-up
- Paint finish
Simple measures for a training block
| Area | Current | Target |
|---|---|---|
| Corner Catch & Shoot | 37% | 42% |
| Free Throws | 72% | 80% |
| Live-ball Turnovers | 4 / game | 2 / game |
Review possessions in controllable parts
Shot Quality
Was the attempt open and on balance?
Ball Security
Did pressure create rushed decisions?
Defensive Finish
Did the possession end with a rebound?
Transition
Was the team organised early?
Use video to confirm patterns
Film helps separate what felt wrong from what actually happened.
- Spacing
- Timing
- Decision quality
Numbers should change the next practice
Measure
Capture the useful action.
Interpret
Connect it to a basketball pattern.
Adjust
Train one clear next step.
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