FAQ Answered: How Do I Setup my Dr. Dish iC3 Shot Trainer?

Chances are you're reading this blog because you are wondering how to setup the Dr. Dish iC3 Shot Trainer. If so, you're in the right place! 

The Dr. Dish iC3 Shot Trainer is our portable rebounder that allows players to improve their arc, develop muscle memory, and get 800 shots up per hour (when using two basketballs). It features a gravity ramp that can be rotated 180-degrees to return the ball to multiple locations on the court. The iC3 can be stored easily in a gym, garage, or shed and set up or taken down in minutes. Check it out in the video below!

How do I setup my ic3 Shot trainer?

The Dr. Dish iC3 Shot Trainer features easy storage and setup so you can be shooting reps in minutes! Check out the video below to see the setup in action.

The iC3 is 35lbs, providing users with a portable training option to use indoors or outdoors. Two people are recommended to safely mount the iC3, one lifting from the left and the other from the right. 

I just received my iC3 Shot Trainer, how do I assemble it?

Before you can setup your iC3 Shot Trainer on a basketball hoop, you'll need to follow the assembly instructions. Check out the video below to help guide you along this process!

More questions about your Dr. Dish iC3 shot trainer?

If you still have questions about your iC3 Shot Trainer visit our support center. You can also connect with our expert team by calling 952-873-2633 or email info@drdishbasketball.com.