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Dick Baumgartner's Basketball Shooting CampWhere Great Shooters Are Made Not Born. |
Camp Information:
- Basketball Instructional & Training DVDs & Videotapes
- 3 point shooting
- Best free throw
- Low post moves & shots
- Dribbling
- Individual boy's workout
- Individual girl's workout
- Shooting off pass
- Pull-up jump shooting
- Moves and shots
Eddie Vaugh head basketball coach of Parkview
Baptist School, Baton Roughe, La.
"I first learned of Coach Dick Baumgartner in the early l980`s by way of a 16mm film. Watching the film about how to shoot a basketball led to reading his books. I have recommended his camp to young players through the years.
With a son desiring to be a better shooter, I drove the 900 miles to Richmond, Indiana, in order for him to study under the very best. In fact, I brought five of his teammates along as well.
In twenty-six years of coaching and many basketball camps worked, I have never witnessed so much detail taught with such simplicity in such a short period of time. Every young person desiring to play basketball should attend but one camp, and that camp is Dick Baumgartner`s Basketball Shooting Camp.
Nothing compares to the gift every camper receives, and that is a real evaluation of the player`s shooting skill and how to make one a better shooter. I wish I could have attended just such a camp as a young player.
During my twenty-six year coaching career, I have witnessed and worked many basketball camps. There is no basketball camp that even compares with the Dick Baumgartner`s Basketball Shooting Camp. From the lecture to drill, the camp delivers the concepts necessary for becoming a better offensive player in a manner easily understood by young and older players. It is the perceptive eye of a master teacher and technition that sends each camper home with a custom made plan for future shooting success.
In an age of too many camps, there is but one camp that should be required of all young players , and that one camp is Dick Baumgartner`s Basketball Shooting Camp. In fact, shooting coaches at both the professional and college level would benefit from attending his shooting camps.
I know this fact, there will not be a summer when my players will not be advised to travel the 900 miles to Richmond, Indiana. Why go anywhere other than the best."