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With NBA Global Scout, players can get their own NBA
Draft Combine measurements and participate in different
positional skill development exercises inspired by the real
NBA Draft Combine. Players can record themselves going
through all the drills the stars of tomorrow do and showcase
their own potential.
The app's new mobile AI tech allows for players to
measure their hand size, wing span, vertical, standing reach
and provides assessments in shooting, agility and ballhandling
drills. Upon completion of the program, users are
eligible for different showcase opportunities provided by
the Jr. NBA, Basketball Without Borders, NBA Academy, G
League, WNBA and the Basketball Africa League.
'Open Run' for a Limited Time
In the wake of social distancing advice from cities and
states across the world amid the COVID-19 pandemic,
HomeCourt is making it easier for athletes to stay gameready
from the comfort of their own driveways.
Pricing typically came in tiers of monthly ($7.99), yearly
($69.99) and team yearly ($1,000), which allows up to 15
accounts under that price. All pricing plans also came with
a 14-day free trial. But in light of the COVID-19 pandemic,
HomeCourt made the announcement on March 19 that all
of its services will be free to users through April 30.
" To help our communities stay in the game while also
stopping the spread, all of HomeCourt will be free for
everyone through April 30th, " according to a company
statement on its website. " We are also providing coaches, PE
teachers, trainers, teams and parents access to programming
and digital instructional tools that they can use to provide
their players with remote physical education. "
In coordination with free user access, HomeCourt has
also partnered with the NBA and others to provide worldclass
digital/mobile basketball training programs, helping
connect basketball communities virtually and assist rising
young athletes in continuing their journey to the next level.
The app's website, HomeCourt.ai, as well as its
social media platforms, offer different drills, tutorials
and other instructional materials for at-home training
and development. Additionally, HomeCourt will be
highlighting and curating workouts from professional
athletes, trainers and more that can be done from home.
Former two-time NBA MVP Steve Nash and three-time
WNBA champion Sue Bird are just two of the names that
have teamed up with HomeCourt.
Look out for personal challenges from NBA and WNBA
players on social media and get involved by tagging and
challenging a pro athlete and a friend or teammate with
#StayInTheGame to see if they can beat your top score on
HomeCourt.
" This is a difficult time for many athletes whose
aspirations for getting to the next level are put on
hold. Many of the pathways that we are accustomed
to - showcase tournaments, combines, camps and
academies have been paused as we all work together to
fight COVID-19, " according to the company website.
" Everyone hopes that we can all get back to business as
usual, but in the meantime, HomeCourt is here to help
support our aspiring athletes stay ready for their next
big opportunity. "
For more information, visit www.homecourt.ai.
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