Big Shot 33" Training Basketball w- Training Video
$59.99 USD
HoopsKing Big Shot
Train Big. Find Your Rhythm.
The 33-inch oversized training basketball gives shooting practice a different challenge. Start close, work on your arc, then switch back to your regular ball.
Struggling to make shots? Practice with Big Shot, then return to your regular basketball. The regular ball can feel smaller and easier to handle as you rebuild rhythm and confidence.
1. START CLOSE
Take 10 controlled reps with Big Shot.
2. SWITCH BALLS
Take 10 reps with your regular basketball.
3. FIND YOUR RHYTHM
Focus on clean form and a comfortable release.
Bigger Ball. Same Hoop.
Change the Challenge
Big Shot measures 33 inches around, compared with a 29.5-inch men's regulation ball. Its oversized design challenges shooting accuracy without any rim attachment or setup.
33 inches is the circumference. Weight is approximately the same as a regular basketball.
Coach + Parent
Work on Your Arc
Keep shooting reps controlled and close to the basket. Use your normal shooting-hand and guide-hand placement while a coach or parent helps you stay focused.
Players. Trainers. Teams.
More Ways to Train
Add Big Shot to ball-handling and passing drills, individual workouts, or small-group training. Give athletes room to move and progress at their own pace.
One ball per purchase. Multiple balls illustrate a training session.
Choose Your Feel
Composite or Rubber
Composite leather: a softer, game-like feel for indoor training.
Rubber: for indoor and outdoor practice.
Both versions have a 33-inch circumference. Select an available material above.
Get Big Shot training video access with drills for shooting, handling, and passing.
Includes one ball in your selected material and online training access. Regular comparison balls, hoops, devices, and other equipment are not included. No physical DVD.
See It in Action
Watch Big Shot Training
33 Inches AroundOversized training design
One BallYour selected material
Online TrainingVideo access included
Good Questions
Is 33 inches the ball's diameter?
No. It is the circumference—the distance around the ball.
Which material should I choose?
Choose composite leather for indoor practice or rubber for indoor and outdoor use. Available options appear in the material selector above.
How should I start?
Start with controlled close-range shooting, then switch back to your regular ball. You can also use Big Shot for handling and passing practice.
This is one of more than a dozen HoopsKing basketball shooting aids and shot trainers. Compare shooting-hand and guide-hand trainers, finger spacers, free throw trainers, and shooting machines in one place.
