Marc Campbell Has worked as a private Shooting & Player Development coach for three NBA players over the past 5 seasons.

 

Here is the average first year jumps for the multiple NBA players that have gone through his program:

  • Points Per Game - (+ 4.95 points)

  • Total 3’s Made - (+ 343.5%)

  • Games with multiple 3’s made - (+ 871.4%)

  • 3p% - (+ 6.4 percentage points)

  • FT% - (+ 9.5 percentage points)

  • TS% - (+ 5.5 percentage points)

  • Total FT’s Made- (+ 29.6%)

  • Assists Per Game - (+ 37.8%)

  • Total 30 points game - (+ infinity%)

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Malik Beasley & Domantas sabonis: Before & After (Kinetic Linking) Shooting edits

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Malik’s 17/18 vs. 18/19 Shooting Habits edit

 Changes to Malik’s Shot 

Malik’s Hips; Watching where his toes are pointed to start the shot and where they finish show the extent of this 90 degree hip rotation. In the 18/19 season you’ll see Malik’s hips are a lot more “frozen” when he shoots.

Malik’s Shot Prep Footwork; He did not “DO HIS WORK EARLY” with his feet to be prepared to shoot the ball in rhythm and on balance.

Malik’s Power; Both of the previous changes helped the process of moving Malik’s power source from being “loaded” in his knees to being loaded in his hips.

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Domantas’s 19/20 vs. 21/22 Shooting Habits edit

 Changes to Domantas’s Shot 

Catch -> Release Track - Allowing the opportunity to transition the power source.

Power Source - Moving power from being “loaded” in his knees & shoulder to being loaded in his hips.

Drop Angle - Opening more surface area of the rim to shoot into - think “up not through” on the release.