GET YOUR REPS
Work on your shooting rhythm and repeat the shots you want to improve. Choose a steady pace and take breaks when you need them.
REPS WITH A PURPOSE
YOUR SHOT.
YOUR WORK.
DR. DISH BASKETBALL SHOOTING IN TEMPE
Your own shooting workout, without chasing every rebound. Our eight Dr. Dish shooting bays keep the ball coming back so you can spend more of your session shooting—and see the results of your work.
8SHOOTING BAYS
30MINUTE SESSIONS
Shoot up to 500 shots in a 30-minute session.Shot count varies with pace and workout.
Single 30-minute session $30
BOOK SHOOTING ↗LESS CHASING. MORE SHOOTING.
WHAT IS A
SHOOTING BAY?
A dedicated space to work on your shot with a Dr. Dish basketball shooting machine. The machine catches and returns basketballs, helping you get repeated shots without needing a partner to rebound.
8 BAYSDedicated shooting spacesUP TO 500 SHOTSIn a 30-minute session*REAL FEEDBACKMakes, attempts + percentage
*Shot volume depends on your pace, shooting distance, workout and rest breaks. Quality reps come first; 500 is a possible maximum, not a guaranteed session total.
TRACK YOUR SHOT
See makes, attempts and shooting percentage on the machine’s screen. Shot-location results and heat maps help you spot strengths and choose what to work on next.
MAKE IT YOUR WORKOUT
Use your session for focused individual shooting practice. A bay booking is independent practice; for coach-led development, explore Skills Lab and small-group training.
DR. DISH / IN ACTION
SHOOTING. WITH FEEDBACK.
DON’T JUST SHOOT.
KNOW YOUR SHOT.
Our eight shooting bays use Dr. Dish machines to keep the reps moving and put your results in front of you.
- 01 / MORE TIME SHOOTING
The machine collects and returns the ball, so you can focus on your next shot.
- 02 / SEE THE NUMBERS
Track makes, attempts and shooting percentage on the screen as you work.
- 03 / FIND YOUR SPOTS
Use the shot-location results and heat map to see where you’re connecting—and where to put in more work.
YOUR NEXT SHOOTING SESSION
CHOOSE YOUR TIME.
GET YOUR REPS.
Drop in for 30 minutes at $30 or 60 minutes at $50. Existing Shooting 30 and Shooting 60 members: sign in before booking to use your current membership without buying again.
Processing fees apply at checkout.
FIRST TIME AT BALLIN ELITE?
BOOK. CHECK IN.
GET SHOOTING.
01 / PICK YOUR TIME
Book a 30-minute session for $30 or a 60-minute session for $50. Choose Shooting appointments, rather than the group-class calendar.
02 / GET READY
Create or sign into your Arketa account and complete the registration and liability waiver before participating. Bring basketball shoes, comfortable workout clothes and water.
03 / CHECK IN
Check in with our team at 9365 S McKemy St, Suite 102, Tempe. If it’s your first visit, ask staff for help getting started with the machine and reading your results.
SHOOTING QUESTIONS
Do I need a membership to use the shooting machines?
No. You can book a single 30- or 60-minute session. If you plan to shoot regularly, compare our shooting memberships.
How do Shooting 30 and Shooting 60 members book?
Open Book Shooting and sign into the account with your existing membership. Select the matching shooting duration and use your eligible membership at checkout. Don’t purchase another plan to reserve a session.
Can I really take 500 shots in 30 minutes?
You can shoot up to 500 shots in a 30-minute session, depending on your pace and workout. It is not a required target or guaranteed total. Choose a pace that lets you maintain your shooting form.
What does the Dr. Dish technology track?
You can view makes, attempts and shooting percentage, plus shot-location results and heat maps. Use that feedback to decide where to focus during your next workout.
Is coaching included in a shooting bay reservation?
A shooting bay reservation is for independent shooting practice. For structured instruction, see coach-led basketball training or our Sunday basketball clinic.
YOUR NEXT REP STARTS HERE.
Find a shooting appointment in Tempe, then sign in to book a drop-in or use your eligible membership.
BOOK SHOOTING ↗Want a workout plan? Read our basketball shooting practice guide.