coaches i'm super excited about this offseason let me tell you why we've all heard before the repetition

matters but repetition without correction is just a bad habit we just finished using the noa backboard

in season for the first time and i'm telling you it is a complete game changer for player development

seeing the way my guys adjusted their arc in depth throughout the year was incredible. But what I'm really excited about is using it this offseason.

This is the time of year where we can actually tear down and rebuild mechanics.

And having the real-time data is like having an extra shooting coach in the gym 24-7.

When I say 24-7, my guys actually used it about 24-7.

It's the same science-backed tech used by 28 NBA teams in almost every top D-1 program.

And now, through our partnership with NOAA basketball, it's available to you.

My guys are thriving with it right now and our off-season workouts, and your team should be, too.

Don't wait for next November to start fixing shots. Go to noabasketball.com

and get a NOAA system installed your school as soon as next week. That's NOAAHbasketball.com. Inquire

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Welcome to the Hardwood Hustle. Sam and I, and we have special guest who is president and owner of PDC basketball here to chop it up with us today.

And we're going to talk about something that we all think about and probably don't think about enough until it's maybe a little bit too late. How do we maximize our experience? I mean, we think about this in life in general. And we want to look back on our life and feel like, gosh, I spent my time where it needed to be spent. I invested in the things that needed to be invested in. I used to give a talk at our coaches clinics in the very beginning.

It was my favorite talk.

And I always talked about the rocking chair.

And my wife and I sitting on the rocking chair when we were 70 years old, looking out, thinking,

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