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This is a review of the Stephen Curry Teaches Shooting, Ball-Handling, and Scoring class from MasterClass!
The MasterClass Instructor – Stephen Curry
This class begins with an introduction to Stephen Curry’s story and what it takes to be the best when it comes time to compete. Stephen talks about how in order to be able to perform at your best during the game, you must have complete control over your mechanics. He says you must get a ball in your hands, practice, and relentlessly focus on the small things every single day.
For those who are not familiar with Stephen Curry, he is a record breaking NBA player who was the first player to be unanimously voted Most Valuable Player in the 2015-16 season. He is known as being the greatest shooter in NBA history.
Stephen Curry was born in 1988 and raised in Charlotte, North Carolina. Stephen’s father, former NBA player Dell Curry, imbued him with a love for basketball and inspired Stephen to pursue the game professionally. After a meteoric college career with the Davidson Wildcats, Stephen went to the Golden State Warriors as the seventh overall pick in the 2009 draft. Stephen exceeded expectations for a player of his size, shattering numerous NBA records during his first five years in the league. He scored more three-point field goals during the 2012–13 season than any individual player in league history and broke this record again during the 2014–15 season, working to become one of the most accurate and consistent shooters in the league. He won his first NBA championship in 2015, his second in 2017, and earned back-to-back Most Valuable Player awards in the 2014–15 and 2015–16 seasons, the latter by unanimous vote—a first in NBA history.
In this class, Stephen Curry provides viewers with the fundamental skills to develop their mechanics in order to become strong players who consistently perform at the top of their game. This class breaks down the mechanics behind shooting, ball-handling, and scoring, along with a few inside looks at Stephen’s pregame preparation.
Shooting, Ball-Handling, and Scoring – Who is it for?
This class is for anyone who is interested in becoming more consistent and technical basketball players. This class lays down the mechanics to the basics of shooting, ball-handling, and scoring, so no matter what your experience level is, this class allows you to learn new mechanics while also perfecting the skills you already have.
MasterClass Stephen Curry – Main Themes
- Mechanics
- Practice
- Be relentless
- Love what you do
- Push yourself toward your full potential
MasterClass Workbook – Stephen Curry
The workbook for this class will be your training guide to follow along with the video lessons. The workbook opens with a court glossary for those who are not as familiar with basketball and then leads into an introduction about the class training program. The workbook has a reviews and opportunities to take your learning further for each video lesson, but along with these sections is a training program that follows the videos. This program is 12 phases long and contains a structure for daily training. Each phase builds on the one before and increases in difficulty and volume. Stephen suggests viewers take about three weeks on each phase to really nail down the mechanics before moving to the next phase. Along with these phases, the workbook also has shot tracker spreadsheets that allow viewers to track their progress.
MasterClass Shooting, Ball-Handling, and Scoring Key Takeaways
Stephen Curry has created an in-depth and engaging class that really focuses on building mechanics from the ground up. This class really focuses on the importance of perfecting the fundamentals to the point that it is second nature so you are always able to perform at the highest level during the quick movements of the game. He not only demonstrates each technique, but he provides insights to common errors so viewers can easily correct their form based on their misses.
I hope you learned a lot about the game, about me, and my journey. And I hope that you can take the knowledge, apply it to your own goals, set goals for yourself. Know that you can achieve it, know that you need to put the time in, and it’s gonna be some hard work…It’s a never-ending journey. And I’m still on it.
What I really loved about this class was how Stephen Curry used his own personal experiences to create a unique and engaging class. He talks about his struggles as growing up as a smaller player and how he was able to practice his mechanics in order to play to his strengths. He also talks a little about his unique college experience at a smaller Division I school and how it transformed his personal values and his basketball career.
Final Thoughts Stephen Curry’s MasterClass
I loved this class from the very beginning! Stephen Curry has created a fantastic class that not only inspires viewers to work and perfect their mechanics, but provides them with a great training program to accomplish their goals. If you are looking for a class that will take your basketball game to the next level, this is the class for you!
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