Deni Avdija believes his improved shooting performance is the result of putting in consistent work during the offseason and maintaining trust in his skills rather than overthinking after misses.

“We put a lot of reps, a lot of work into it. So just about going out there and trust your work, you know, and this this time throughout the season where you feel more comfortable with your shot and there's times where you struggling a little bit more than others.”

Donovan Clingan attributes his shooting improvement to increased confidence, consistent offseason training, and the reassurance of teammates and coaches to keep shooting despite missed shots.

“I put a lot of shots up in the summertime and, you know, I put a lot of work in for it, you know, making sure I had was consistent with my jump shot. Um, like the the whole technique and that stuff. Um, and I feel like, you know, coaching staff having the confidence and your teammates having the con”

Shooting coaches must adapt their training techniques to match the individual player's body and needs rather than using a uniform approach.

“So the way that I train different people is not the same so if I train a jayen brown or Grayson island or cavis k Pope or Michael Porter Jr I don't do the same Concepts because they're all different people if that makes sense”