Swish Principles

BUILD A SHOT YOU CAN TRUST WHEN IT MATTERS MOST
Stop guessing with your shot. Get a step-by-step plan, personalized feedback, and 1-on-1 coaching to build a shot you understand, can repeat, and trust when the game starts.

INSIDE LOOK
HISTORY OF SUCCESS
See what happens when players stop guessing and start training with a plan.

How Much Does All This Cost?
For full transparency...
In-Person Private coaching with me will cost $120 per hour
And to see lasting improvement, you'd need:
- At least 2-3 sessions every week
- For at least 3-4 months straight
- Plus travel time and gym fees
That adds up to over $3,500 just to get started.
Swish Principles was built to make personal shooting coaching easier to access. You get a 13-week training plan, personal coaching, and real feedback so you always know what to work on and what to do next.

BECOME A BETTER SHOOTER TODAY
Swish Principles - The 90 Day Blueprint to Consistent & Confident Shooting
Swish Principles
$597.00
What You'll Access With Swish Principles
FAQs
Send in videos weekly for feedback and stay consistent with your training program.
Real improvement happens when you can see exactly what's going wrong and how to fix it. Swish Principles uses personalized video coaching to break down your shot, give clear corrections, and guide your development step by step through a structured system. You'll always know what to work on, but the progress comes from applying the feedback and building better habits over time.
Staying motivated is important, but discipline is what truly drives success. In our program, we focus on building that discipline, teaching athletes how to take ownership of their own development. If they're relying on a coach or a parent to push them every step of the way, it will be much harder for them to achieve greatness-whether it's in basketball or anything else. Our virtual training is designed to help athletes build the habits and mindset to work on their own, with regular check-ins and feedback to keep them on track. Ultimately, it's about fostering a sense of responsibility and the willingness to put in the work, even when no one is watching.

