If you are looking to take your basketball game to the next level, Taylor Allen has an online video and cheat sheet that you absolutely need to have a look at. As a player, Taylor discovered some breakthroughs that had him doubling his scoring average and then some. Basketball Scoring Secrets will give you the “five factors of scoring” that you absolutely need to know in order to become the top scorer on your team or in your league. Learn the mistake that is killing your chances of being a top scorer, and learn how to become a flat out competitive scorer. Whether you are in high school, college, or just play for fun, this system can have you blowing past your defenders.

What you get:
Module 1: Scoring Secrets of the Pros
Module 2: Defender Control
Module 3: Powerful Perimeter Moves
Module 4: Mastering the Midrange Game
Module 5: Explosive Finishing
Module 6: Scoring Without the Ball
Module 7: The Next Inner Game

Bonuses:
Scoring Secrets Audio Program
Scoring Secrets: The 1 on 1 Vault

The Price for becoming a VIP member for Scoring Secrets costs $67 which sounds like a bargain considering that Taylor reportedly paid his Mentor $1200 to learn all these scoring secrets. Okay, hokey story aside, this price is about average for a video training program like this.

What Others Think:

Checking out Taylor, it appears that he really is who he claims to be. I found some evidence of his brief basketball career in Canada before he decided to become a trainer. As a trainer, he is also kind of well known. His name is generally spoken within the same breath as Alex Maroko and Kelly Baggett. People in the basketball forums relent that his training videos are pretty sound and can be an asset to someone who is looking to increase their scoring. They also mention that many of the same training techniques can be found for free online, so they are not really “secrets”.

What a lot of people do not like about Taylor’s program is the marketing techniques that he uses to promote it. Having sat through the video presentations myself, I can see what they are driving at. Taylor seems to be intent in wearing down his audience until their resistance to his pitch is futile. Personally, it is hard to blame Taylor for this marketing technique. He probably uses it because it happens to be the one that works.

Checking out the performance of Basket Ball Scoring Secrets, it appears that it actually is working. Despite being a relatively new product, it is blazing up the sales charts. Since no one seems to be returning it, I think that is safe to assume that they found the product worthwhile. If you want to become a better scorer and can handle the heavy handed sales pitch then you might want to give this a try. Since it is backed by the Clickbank 60 day guarantee, you have nothing to lose. Just be sure to contact Clickbank directly if you desire a refund.