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get Ready to See What Your Eyes Can’t and Fix Every Miss With Confidence

Join Mano Watsa and TJ Rosene along with Noah Basketball’s John Carter on Sunday, November 23rd at 8pm EST for a 60-minute live workshop that reveals how to fix every miss fast and build shooters who stay confident under pressure.

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Add it to your calendar

Coaches who show up live walk away with the biggest breakthroughs. Mark your calendar for Sunday, November 23rd at 8pm EST (5pm Pacific) so you don’t miss it.

Invite your staff

Whether you’re a head coach, assistant, or skills coach, this training will make a bigger impact when your whole staff sees it too. Forward your confirmation email or share the registration link so they can join live.

Come ready to learn

You’ll discover how to read arc, depth, and left-right so you know exactly why a shot misses and how to fix it on the spot.

This session will change how you see every shot. We’ll see you there.

You’ll be learning from coaches who’ve trained thousands of teams around the world and the expert behind the technology changing how players shoot.

meet your hosts

Mano Watsa

Mano is the visionary leader of PGC Basketball which serves more than 20,000 players and coaches each year through camps, clinics, and online coaching. Mano has coached at nearly every level of play from youth teams to college teams. And he inspires countless coaches each year in the PGC Community and beyond.

tj rosene

Director of Coach Development for PGC Coaching and the head coach of the Emmanuel University men’s basketball team, TJ has won 400+ games, had 12 20-win seasons, and named National Coach of the Year 3 times. TJ has led his teams to 6 National Championship games and won 3 NCAA championships. But what’s most important to TJ is impacting his players’ lives.

John Carter

John Carter is the CEO of Noah Basketball, which is a leader in Basketball Shooting Technology and Shooting Research. John was instrumental in the development of the Noah Shooting System, which is now being used by 28 NBA teams and hundreds of college programs.