Moves & Shooter

Moves
This seven week clinic will focus on developing "go to" moves. Players of all positions will learn the important footwork necessary to get around their opponent and create scoring opportunities in game situations. Players will learn the finer details of each move and how to execute proper footwork and split-second timing to ensure success. Each session will focus on new moves and provide driven players a special opportunity to continue their development throughout the basketball season. Moves is available to Boys and Girls of all ages and takes place from 9:30-10:40am.

Shooter
This program is designed for players looking to improve their shooting ability . Each session will focus on various drills teaching proper shooting form and eliminating inefficient movements in shooting mechanics. Players will work on technique, stability, shoulder strength and footwork. Players will also learn practice routines to perform at home in order to increase confidence, improve technique and build muscle memory. Balance and preparation will be major areas of emphasis. Shooter is available to Boys and Girls of all ages and takes place from 10:45-11:45am.

Lincoln Davis

Coach Lincoln Davis earned his way to a Division 1 scholarship after starring for Central Catholic High School in the Oakland region of Pittsburgh. After leaving high school as one of the top 3 scorers in program history, Lincoln played for Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas.

Lincoln Davis is no stranger to The Scoring Factory where he began training at the age of 12 and continued to do so throughout his basketball career. The countless lessons learned through the rigorous skills sessions helped prepare him to perform with confidence at the highest levels.

Coach Lincoln now serves as a valuable part of The Scoring Factory where he shares his basketball knowledge with the next generation. His strengths include pushing players as they sharpen their skills to succeed both on the court and in the game of life.

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