Shoot 360 Louisville brings NBA-level motion tracking to Norton Commons
The 13,000-square-foot facility, opened by Peyton Siva in 2023, offers interactive basketball training with real-time shot feedback.
By Marco Whitaker ·
Local basketball training has shifted from traditional drills to high-tech interactive systems at Shoot 360 Louisville. The facility uses motion tracking technology to provide immediate data on player performance, a method already adopted by 90% of NBA franchises and numerous NCAA programs.
Peyton Siva, the 2023 University of Louisville national champion, and his wife Patience opened the location in 2023. Situated at 9400 Dayflower St. in Norton Commons, it is the first Shoot 360 experience in the area.
The 13,000 square foot space contains multiple shooting and passing courts. It also includes a ball-handling area equipped with a virtual trainer. The system analyzes the arc, depth, and alignment of a player's shot, giving them real-time feedback during practice.
The facility integrates video-gaming mechanics into its training model. Players earn points and badges as they improve their skills, creating a competitive environment for athletes of all ages and skill levels.
Programs available at the center include individual training, group training, camps, clinics, leagues, and tournaments. Shoot 360 Louisville is open and staffed seven days a week.
The Louisville site is part of a nationwide network of locations. The company aims to reimagine basketball skill development and competition through this interactive approach.
