“Having had the privilege of coaching Adam Taylor I can say he was one of the best 3 point shooters I have coached. A career 48 percent from the 3 and close to 90 percent from the line. He had simple form and great footwork.”
Don RekoskeHead Basketball Coach, Bryan CollegeBuilt for basketball communities
A focused shooting clinic you can bring to your players.
Swish 22 is designed for the people responsible for helping young players improve—and for parents who want to help bring quality shooting instruction to their community.
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High School Coaches
Bring a common shooting language and focused instruction to your varsity and sub-varsity players.
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Middle School Coaches
Help younger players build better shooting habits before those habits become harder to change.
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Youth Coaches & Associations
Create a special shooting event for your local players without building the curriculum from scratch.
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Parents & Organizers
If you can help connect us with a gym, coaches, and local families, you can start the hosting conversation.
Real clinics. Real gyms.
This is what the teaching looks like on the floor.
Swish 22 grows out of decades of camps, clinics, coaching, and working directly with players.
One day · Three hours
Three hours packed with what players need to become good shooters.
No long multi-day commitment. No filler. We use the time to teach, rep, refine, and give players a framework they can keep using after the clinic.
HOUR 1
Understand the shot
Build a clear foundation: balance, shot preparation, ball movement, release, follow-through, and the simple cues players need to understand what a good shot should feel like.
HOUR 2
Refine through repetitions
Move from teaching into coached reps. Players get feedback, make adjustments, and learn to recognize the difference between a productive rep and simply getting shots up.
HOUR 3
Transfer it to basketball
Connect the shooting work to game-relevant footwork, catches, movement, decision-making, free throws, and a plan players can continue after the clinic.
What your players leave with
Not just drills. A way to work on shooting.
The goal is to give players instruction they can understand and coaches a teaching language they can reinforce when the clinic is over.
For players
- A clearer understanding of their shot
- Simple shooting cues they can remember
- Purposeful repetitions instead of mindless reps
- Better awareness of balance, preparation, release, and finish
- A process for noticing and correcting misses
- A practical way to continue training after the clinic
For coaches
- A common language for teaching shooting
- A progression you can reinforce at future practices
- Coaching points that are easier for players to understand
- A focused event without creating the curriculum yourself
- An opportunity for your local staff to hear the same instruction
- A clinic built to fit into one day and three hours
Host requirements
What we need from the local host.
A good clinic starts with the right gym, direct communication with families, and local coaches who will support the event.
What the host provides
- At least 6 functioning baskets with nets; more baskets and more space are even better
- A direct way to reach parents, preferably an email mailing list
- Promotion that does not rely only on social media or players passing information home
- Support and promotion from the other coaches in the school, club, or area
- 4 local coaches at the clinic to help as assistants
- A realistic plan to reach the standard 30-player host guarantee
Clinic instruction
Experienced basketball coaching brought directly to your gym.
Adam Taylor has coached basketball for three decades, including experience as an NCAA Division I assistant, NCAA Division III head coach, and NAIA head coach. He was also recognized as the 2016 TABC 3A Assistant Coach of the Year.
The Swish 22 clinic is built around a simple goal: use three focused hours to help players understand shooting better, get quality repetitions, and leave with information they can continue using.
Included for every clinic player
The 3-hour clinic is only the beginning.
Every participating player will receive a Swish Player Resources account with a username and password, giving them a place to keep learning after the clinic is over.
The Swish legacy
Access to the original Swish shooting series.
The player resource library includes the legacy Swish shooting series created by Coach Tom Nordland and acquired by Adam Taylor in the summer of 2025.
SWISH 1A Guide to Great Basketball Shooting
SWISH 2Learning & Coaching the Swish Method
SWISH 3The Swish Free Throw
Player account included
A growing basketball resource library for your players.
Players will have more than the legacy shooting videos. The goal is to give them an ongoing place to learn, train, think, and grow as basketball players and as people.
Shooting workouts
Training plans
Shooting discussions & teaching
Mindset training
Character development
Overall basketball development
Player learning resources
Additional Swish 22 material
Each player gets their own login.A username and password gives the player direct access to the Swish Player Resources library after participating in the clinic.
Written shooting testimonials
What coaches and players have said about Adam Taylor's shooting.
Written testimonials from Adam Taylor Basketball shooting testimonial files.
“I had the opportunity to coach Adam when I was the assistant men’s basketball coach at Pillsbury College in Minnesota over 20 years ago. I still consider him to be one of the best shooters that I ever coached. His mechanics were smooth, all due to hard work done the right way.”
Dr. Tim RiceSports Psychologist and longtime basketball coach“Coach Taylor would walk in the gym everyday for workouts and knock down 10 threes in a row without any warm up. If you were to search the internet perfect shooting form, you'd find all of those elements in his form / shot.”
Michael MasellaFormer Player“Anyone who wants to improve their shooting skills should join Coach Adam Taylor’s program. His shooting technique helped me become the all time leading scorer at North Central University with 2,235 points.”
Nate RoederFormer Player“I grew up around shooters all my life. But I've seen very few with a shot quite like Taylor's. With his picture perfect, textbook form, he's automatic from three and free!”
Troy DuPreeAssistant Basketball Coach, Lee's Summit WestWritten shooting testimonials
People who saw the shooting — and the work behind it.
Former coaches and players describe Adam Taylor's shooting, mechanics, and ability to teach the shot.
Having had the privilege of coaching Adam Taylor I can say he was one of the best 3 point shooters I have coached. A career 48 percent from the 3 and close to 90 percent from the line. He had simple form and great footwork.
Don RekoskeHead Basketball Coach, Bryan CollegeI had the opportunity to coach Adam when I was the assistant men’s basketball coach at Pillsbury College in Minnesota over 20 years ago. I still consider him to be one of the best shooters that I ever coached. His mechanics were smooth, all due to hard work done the right way.
Dr. Tim RiceSports Psychologist & long-time college/high school coachCoach Taylor would walk in the gym everyday for workouts and knock down 10 threes in a row without any warm up. If you were to search the internet “perfect shooting form” you'd find all of those elements in his form / shot.
Michael MasellaFormer PlayerAnyone who wants to improve their shooting skills should join Coach Adam Taylor’s program. His shooting technique helped me become the all time leading scorer at North Central University with 2,235 points.
Nate RoederFormer PlayerI grew up around shooters all my life. But I've seen very few with a shot quite like Taylor's. With his picture perfect, textbook form, he's automatic from three and free!
Troy DuPreeAssistant Basketball Coach, Lee's Summit WestAdam Taylor is one of the best teachers of shooting I have been around! Specifically building your shot from the feet up! If you want to improve your shot footwork and your overall shot he is your guy!
Andrew MillerFormer NCAA Division III Head CoachVideo testimonials
Hear it directly from people who know the program.
The six Swish 22 YouTube testimonials remain here alongside the written testimonials above.
Swish 22 Testimonial 1
Swish 22 Testimonial 2
Swish 22 Testimonial 3
Swish 22 Testimonial 4
Swish 22 Testimonial 5
Swish 22 Testimonial 6
Frequently asked questions
Questions coaches and parents usually ask.
Is this really only three hours?
Yes. Swish 22 is a one-day, three-hour shooting clinic. The clinic is intentionally focused so programs do not need to commit an entire weekend while players still receive a full progression of instruction and repetitions.
Who is the clinic designed for?
The host funnel is aimed at high school, middle school, and youth basketball programs. Parents can also submit a request if they are helping organize a local clinic and can connect us with the gym and basketball leadership.
How many baskets do we need?
The standard minimum is six functioning baskets with nets. More baskets and additional court space are helpful.
Who handles registration?
Swish 22 handles player registration and payment collection once the clinic has been approved and the event details are finalized.
Can we promote only on social media?
Social media can help, but direct communication with parents is important. Email or another reliable parent-contact channel should be part of the host's promotion plan.
What is the host guarantee?
The standard expectation is the equivalent of 30 paid participants. If fewer than 30 register, the standard agreement calls for the host to cover the shortfall. This is discussed before anything is booked.
What does each player receive after the clinic?
Every participating player receives a Swish Player Resources account with a username and password. The library includes the legacy Swish shooting series created by Coach Tom Nordland, plus shooting workouts, training plans, discussions, mindset training, character development, overall basketball resources, and additional Swish 22 material.
What does it cost each player?
The individual player registration fee is $147 per player. If a school, club, or association wants to pay a fixed clinic fee for the group, that arrangement is negotiated separately and handled through a separate payment link.
Host Swish 22
Want three focused hours of shooting instruction in your gym?
Tell us about your school, youth program, gym, player reach, and possible dates. We will review the request and see whether the clinic is a good fit.
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