Dr. Dish Basketball has a lot of high-level players and coaches who use shooting machines, but there are WNBA All-Stars like Allie Quigley Dr. Dish Home.
Read on to learn more about Allie and all of her accomplishments as a pro athlete, and why she chose Dr. Dish to help her increase her reps.
A WNBA veteran, Allie Quigley has been with the Chicago Sky for seven of her 11 seasons and has made a huge impact. As a shooting guard, she has not gone unnoticed. In the 2019 season, Allie lShe became the first Sky player to lead the league in 3-pointers made in the WNBA with 70, and the first player other than Taurasi, Latta and Moore to do so since 2002!
In addition to her impact on Sky, she has also received several recognitions from the league, including:
- 3-time WNBA All-Star (2017, 2018, 2019)
- 2-time WNBA Sixth Woman of the Year (2014, 2015)
- 2-time WNBA All-Star 3-Point Contest winner (2017, 2018)
- She set a record for most shots made in an NBA and WNBA All-Star game from 3-point range (29), making 20 of 25 attempts.
This summer, before the WNBA bubble was established, Allie decided to get her workout solution from her home in Chicago and we partnered to provide her with the following solution: Dr. Dish Home. She soon headed to the WNBA bubble in Orlando, but was able to get some reps on the machine before heading overseas for the season in Russia. As the weather cooled and she moved the machine outside, she moved it to the practice facility.
We are so happy that players like Allie Quigley have chosen Dr. Dish because of its convenience, ease of use, and transparency in its shooting analysis. If anyone knows what it takes to be a great shooter, it’s her!
Welcome to the family, Allie! #drdishfam
