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Our friends over at PGC basketball recently released their new online shooting course,

which was led by their director of player development, Tyler Koston.

If you haven't had a chance to learn from Tyler, today you're going to be in for a treat.

Tyler is one of the sharpest, most innovative basketball player development minds in the

country. And today's episode is themed around a recent piece that he did about arguing 10

reasons why 10 toes on the line, a common shooting mantra that has been used for years, may not be as applicable as we may thought.

Tyler goes deep, gives you tangible exercises. In fact, throughout the episode, you'll hear a salute

to TJ and I actually getting up out of our seat doing the different things that Tyler

has us do just to illustrate the points he's

trying to make. This episode we were going to do in two episodes. We decided just to go all the way

through in one. It is dynamic. It is informative. It will get you to think. I want to encourage you

to take notes on this because you're not going to be able to retain everything that is shared

throughout the episode. And make sure you let us know what you think about Tyler's thoughts his his philosophies

his ideas you can tweet us at Hardwood underscore hustle you certainly can engage with PGC basketball as

well at PGC basketball on Twitter but we think you're going to enjoy this one. Now, let's jump in.

So, TJ, we welcome back our good friend Tyler Koston, the PGC basketball for today's

episode. Tyler recently shared on social media, 10 reasons you should not shoot 10 toes to the

rim. First off, the title of that thread is

catchy in and of itself. And it adds this element of intrigue. What are we talking about 10

reasons you should not shoot 10 toes to the rim? T.J, we're going to go all in on shooting with

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