Zach Hodskins is a 16 year-old junior high school student who plays basketball with one hand.
This video compilation shows Zach Hodskins and his incredible skills. This is a very inspirational video because initially, everyone who hears about this story wonders how it is at all possible. However, after only a few seconds of the video it becomes clear this kid is just as good, if not better, than his fellow students with two hands.
He moves fluidly and has incredible ball control and shooting accuracy. The video shows Zach Hodskins schooling his opponents with quick, one-handed dribbling and pin point-accurate shooting. Zach plays for Georgia high school and shoots over 60% from three point range.
"They say that my shot is more fundamental than kids with two hands because they use their left hand too much to guide their shot," Hodskins told the Brentwood Home Page.
One-Handed Basketball Players
Zach Hodskins Plays High School Basketball With One Arm
Trend Themes
1. Adaptive Athletics - The rise of athletes with disabilities competing in traditional sports presents opportunities for innovation in equipment design and training techniques.
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