I spent fifteen years building a jump shot. Now I build yours.
I'm Kyle Wisniewski. I grew up on Colorado courts — Golden youth leagues, club ball across the Front Range, then Lakewood High School, where I set the school record for threes in a single game and earned All-Conference honors twice as a varsity starter.
After high school I spent three years as a practice player for the Western Colorado University women's team, then co-founded my university's first club basketball program and led it as president to the NIRSA championships at CU Boulder. I've been the player being coached, the practice player running the scout, and the one building the program — the shot looks different from each seat, and I coach from all three.
Shooting is the most learnable skill in basketball. It is also the most mistaught — corrected all at once, practiced without measurement, abandoned before it compounds. My job is to give your athlete what I had to assemble the hard way: clean mechanics, an honest measurement of where they are, and a plan that turns daily reps into a permanent shot.
