Shoot 360 opens high-tech basketball training facilities in Pennsylvania
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 4, 2026, 10:03 PM
Last updated Sep 4, 2026

Shoot 360 has launched two basketball training facilities in southeastern Pennsylvania. The new locations in Norristown and at the Cheyney University campus in Glen Mills offer athletes access to high-tech workout bays. These facilities allow members to play interactive games by shooting at targets on screens. Additionally, the gyms include Splash Meter technology to track and provide real-time statistics on shooting mechanics. The organization operates on a membership model and currently offers a free workout session for new participants. Shoot 360 Philadelphia recently established a partnership with the NOMO Foundation to provide local youth with a month of membership access to the training technology.
- •Shoot 360 locations are now operating in Norristown and at Cheyney University.
- •Training bays use interactive screens to gamify basketball practice.
- •Splash Meter technology provides users with real-time statistics on shooting technique.
- •A partnership with the NOMO Foundation offers local youth one-month memberships.
- •Memberships are required for gym access, though new users can receive a free trial.
- 10:03 PMYahoo Sports — 'Shoot 360' brings high-tech basketball gym to Norristown
"Is it basketball, a video game, or both? 'Shoot 360' invites athletes to level up their skills with two locations in the Philadelphia area.
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