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    Anatomy of a Shooting Guard
    Anatomy of a Shooting Guard
    Anatomy of a Shooting Guard
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    Anatomy of a Shooting Guard

    By Scott Clark III

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    If you ever wanted to become an elite shot maker, Anatomy of a Shooting Guard is the tool you need. Detailed workouts with links to video demo's that help you to get game like reps up with or without a trainer. Elite shot makers are made not born. Let Coach Scott of The Lab Elite Training guide you to becoming a true shooting guard on any level.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherScott Clark III
    Release dateDec 1, 2023
    ISBN9798223516514
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      Book preview

      Anatomy of a Shooting Guard - Scott Clark III

      ANATOMY of a SHOOTING GUARD

      A comprehensive guide to becoming an elite shooter.

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      Anatomy of a SHOOTING Guard©

      A comprehensive guide to becoming an elite shooter.

      Intro by Coach Scott Clark III 5

      The Mental Approach 5

      Muscle Memory 6

      The Game has Changed 6

      What You Get From This 6

      Chapter 1 7

      Let’s Talk About the Basics 7

      In Home Upper Body & Core 7

      In Home Lower Body 9

      Chapter 2 11

      Moving Without the Ball 11

      How to Get Open: The Basics 12

      WARM-UP 12-15FT SHOTS 14

      Chapter 3 16

      Balance and Footwork 16

      1ST QUARTER 16

      2ND QUARTER 17

      3RD QUARTER 19

      4TH QUARTER 20

      Afterword 23

      U.S. Copyright Registration Number / Date:

      TXu002190001 / 2020-03-21

      Title: Anatomy of a SHOOTING Guard.

      Copyright Claimant:

      Scott Clark III, 1976-  .

      Date of Creation:  2019

      Authorship on Application:

      Scott Clark III, 1976-  ;  Domicile: United States;

      Citizenship: United States. Authorship: text.

      Rights and Permissions:

      Scott Clark III, SC3,LLC, Virginia

      Beach, VA, 23456, United States

      sclark3llc@gmail.com

      Foreword

      "Lance, if you want to play for a long time in this league you have to learn how to play the 2 (Shooting Guard position) and if you are going to play the 2 you have to be able to MAKE shots at an elite

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