Swish Shooting Method Videos
Basketball Training videos by Tom Nordland
The Swish Shooting Method DVD Video
The Swish Shooting Method VHS Video
About Tom Nordland
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The Swish 2 Shooting Method
The Swish 1 and Swish 2 DVD Set
Tom Nordland Training Videos
The original SWISH DVD video is 56 minutes in length, has been highly acclaimed and we're sure that you'll love this unique basketball shooting form video. The SWISH Basketball Shooting Form reveals in a very simple fashion how accurate and consistent basketball shooting occurs and how it can be learned. It discusses the Four Keys of extraordinary basketball shooting and talks about how a shot from bigger muscles is more successful and predictable than a shot from smaller muscles. The key is to develop repeatability! SWISH suggests ways to stand, hold, and align the ball, and to perform the Release and Follow Through that lead to more effective shooting. Parents and coaches report kids working out on their own for the first time, practicing shooting and getting better. SWISH gives a check list for free throws and discusses the mental aspects of confidence and self image and how they will develop when one knows how to shoot. The Fundamentals and some creative shooting exercises are given in the Appendix.
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The original Swish is about the basic principles of the Swish Method and what it takes to achieve great, pure shooting. It's a simple-yet-profound introduction to a powerful way to shoot a basketball. Kids, parents and coaches can watch it and come to understand the principles they need to practice and master to improve shooting skill.
Both the VHS video tape and DVD version of Swish include a 35-page "Swish Workbook" (the text of the video, word-for-word) plus the 2-page take-to-the-court "Shooting Guide." Note the Workbook is also included as a PDF on the Swish DVD disc. Some catalog companies (e.g. Amazon.com) and libraries offer only the DVD disc and don't include the printed Workbook. For such orders, use a computer to access and print out the PDF Workbook. If that doesn't work, email us and we'll send you a PDF of the Workbook.
Tom Nordland has been called "the Jedi of the Jumper", a basketball shooting "genius", "the Johnny Appleseed of Jump Shots" and many other such names because of his famous SWISH basketball shooting method DVDs. Tom Nordland teaches his basketball shooting method to coaches and players at all levels - from middle school kids to NBA and WNBA players, from grade school coaches to professional men and women coaches. Tom conducts basketball shooting clinics all over the country teaching his techniques and fundamentals with very impressive results. Tom worked with Dale Davis for only eight sessions and the very next season, Davis' free throw percentage went from 46.5 to 61.8. You'll see kids in this DVD making shot after shot consistently from all around the basket. Tom even set a state record that still stands today with the sinking of 19 of 20 free throws in the championship game. So whether you're a kid or a coach, a beginner or a pro, Tom Nordland's SWISH Method is the video for you!
Pistol Pete's Basketball Shooting Drills from the Homework Basketball training series is a one-of-a-kind in-depth instructional DVD that is mastered to increase the shooting ability of any and every basketball player. If anyone has the ability to teach shooting drills, it's Pistol Pete Maravich. During Pete's career at LSU, he racked up 3,667 points and an incredible 44.2 points per game average. Pete accomplished this despite the fact that according to NCAA rules, he could not start as a freshman. He accomplished this despite the fact that during his college years, there was no such thing as a "3 point shot". During his 10-year career in the NBA, he amassed nearly 16,000 points and a 24.2 points per game average. Look at the record books for yourself; there are few in basketball history that come close to the achievements of Pistol Pete Maravich.