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At every level, players are able to use the product to make more shots and win more games. Already being used by many of the top 3-point shooters in the world, Noah Basketball includes a community of athletes at every age and level. Everyone wants to hang another banner in the gym; start by having Noah above the rim.

ANTHONY TOLLIVER

MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES, NBA VETERAN

"NOAH CHANGED THE WAY I STARTED THINKING ABOUT SHOOTING. IT HELPED ME GET TO WHOLE NEW LEVEL OF CONFIDENCE THAT I'VE NEVER EXPERIENCED BEFORE IN MY SHOT.

Tony Bennett

Head Coach Virginia

"THE BEST SHOOTERS... IT'S THAT THEIR STROKE IS A REPEATABLE STROKE TIME AFTER TIME. THE STRENGTH OF NOAH IS THAT IT SHOWS YOU HOW CONSISTENT YOUR SHOT IS."

Lennie Acuff

Head Coach UAH

"THERE IS NO SPECIAL BASKETBALL, THERE'S NO SPECIAL CHIP. YOU'VE GOT YOUR BASKETBALL. YOU COME IN, AND YOU GO TO WORK."

Matt McCloughlin - Kaufman ,TX HS

"WE won the first district championship in 9 years. We made 60 more threes in our first year with NOAH."

Will Parker - Dublin, TX HS

"our players have really benefited from Noah. We were the highest scoring team in texas, and made 313 threes.

NBA AND COLLEGE SHOOTING PERCENTAGES HAVE NOT IMPROVEDTHE PAST

20 YEARS

For twenty years, basketball coaches and athletes tried to increase shooting percentage, but they have maxed out. Both 3-point and free throw shooting percentages for the NBA and college have been flat for twenty years.

What started with a rake in a driveway and the vision to teach a better basketball shot, Alan Marty invented Noah Basketball while trying to get his daughter to shoot the ball at the proper height.

Years of research and 100,000,000 shots later, Noah Basketball identified the elements of a perfect shot. Shooters need strong muscle memory to consistently shoot the ball straight, at a 45-degree angle, and 11 inches deep into the basket, which is two inches past center.

Over 90%

of high school athletes

are not reaching their full shooting potential.

Over 50%

of college level athletes

are not reaching their full shooting potential.

Over 25%

of professional athletes

are not reaching their full shooting potential.