Shoot 360 basketball facility opens at Cool Springs Sports Complex

Tribune-Review | Friday, May 7, 2021 8:01 a.m.

Courtesy of Rachel Main

Diane Ford, Emma Main, Conor Main, Rachel Main, Khristian Tisdale, Jeff Main, Mayor Jack Allen, Connie Ruhl, Todd Lindemuth, Jenn Lindemuth. Back row: Tim Moury, Jared Konop and Dave Priore at the Shoot 360 ribbon-cutting hosted by the Bethel Park Chamber of Commerce.

Student-athletes from Bethel Park and beyond wanting to up their basketball game have a new opportunity to do so at the Cool Springs Sports Complex.

The recently opened Shoot 360 facility uses artificial intelligence and interactive technology as training tools. According to a news release, it is the first location in Pennsylvania and only the third location on the East Coast.

“We are proud to call Cool Springs our new home,” said Jeff Main, partner at Shoot 360 Pittsburgh. “Shoot 360 is more than just an advanced training program, and our environment is much more than a gym. Our supportive culture embraces every member regardless of skill level and works to ensure that members learn and love the game of basketball. “

The training is member-based, and three membership options are available, according to Shoot 360’s website. Individual and add-on services are available, including personal training sessions, day camp and league play.

“To see a player practice dribbling and handling off a tempered glass screen that’s recording and tracking their metrics … you’ll never practice any other way again,” Main said.