Here is a better look at the “Noah Shooting System” in action. This is following a workout that John Welch recently put Adou Thiero through. On the left of the screen you can see Thiero’s shooting percentages, but more importantly his “in the zone” percentages for arc, depth, and left/right. The “Splash Zone” combines arc, depth, and left/right. It goes more in depth on the right of the screen, per shot. (Note: The perfect shot would be: 45% arc, 11”depth, and 0 L/R.) The middle of the screen features a rim map in the middle that tracks where each shot lands.

In the background, you can notice Kentucky using a new shooting analytic software. It is called the “Noah Shooting System”, and it helps track shots in real time. It works by using a sensor above the rim to measure shots anywhere on the court, providing instant feedback for shot arc, depth, left/right, allowing players to correct their shot in real time.