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WHO WE ARE
At Dr. Dish, everything we build starts with one thing: helping players become better shooters.
Dr. Dish machines are designed to maximize every shot, give instant feedback, and accelerate player development.
Built for real training environments, every basketball shooting machine from Dr. Dish is engineered to handle high-rep sessions without slowing down performance. Coaches and players can rely on consistent passing, customizable drills, and seamless transitions between workouts, making it easier to stay focused and efficient.
As part of your basketball training equipment setup, Dr. Dish machines replace time spent chasing rebounds with purposeful reps. This means more shots in less time and better progress tracking, giving you a clearer path to improvement with every session.
With over 2 billion shots tracked on Dr. Dish machines worldwide, our technology has become a trusted training partner for players, coaches, and programs at every level of the game.
We are built for shooters. We help hands get hot.
Facilities
The best training facilities partner with technology forward manufacturers.
Schools
The ultimate basketball training solution designed for coaches and schools.
Home
The premium at-home shooting machine built to grow with the player.
Greg Stiemsma
Wisconsin
Lindsay Gottlieb
USC
Greg McDermott
Creighton University
Wes Moore
NC State
Katie Meier
Miami
Scott Drew
Baylor University
Nicki Collen
Baylor University
Jose Fernandez
USF
How Solo training tools improve player confidence
Confidence can change the way a basketball player approaches practice, especially when teammates and coaches aren’t available for every extra session. At the high school and university levels, players may want extra repetitions without depending on another person to rebound or pass.
Debbie Antonelli Chooses Dr. Dish to Support Special Olympics Through 24 Hours Nothing But Net
24 hours. Thousands of free throws. One mission: creating opportunities for Special Olympics athletes. Every year, ESPN college sports analyst and former player Debbie Antonelli takes on an extraordinary basketball challenge. For 24 consecutive hours, she steps to the free-throw line and shoots, using basketball as a platform to raise awareness and funds for the Special Olympics. Dr. Dish Basketball is proud to partner with Antonelli and support her annual 24 Hours Nothing But Net event, a power…
Back-to-School Basketball Training Equipment Essentials
A new school year brings a packed schedule for basketball programs, making productive practice time especially valuable. The right back-to-school basketball training equipment can help you give your players more opportunities to work while keeping practice time focused. Rather than adding equipment simply to fill the gym, you can choose tools that fit the way your team trains throughout the season. With the right setup in place, you can spend less time managing equipment and more time helping yo…
TRUSTED BY THE BEST.
Over half of Division I Programs trust basketball shooting machines from Dr. Dish to accelerate their team's shooting development. Dr. Dish is the top choice of top programs nationwide.
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