#1 Selling
Shooting Machine
in the World™
The modern shooting machine that delivers more reps, motivation, and fun.
#1 Selling
Shooting Machine
in the World™
The modern shooting machine that delivers more reps, motivation, and fun.

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The ultimate training solution designed for progressive coaches and schools.

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The Dr. Dish Lineup
The Top Choice of Top Programs

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
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