76ers star spotted working out with viral shooting coach

The start of the NBA season is right around the corner, which means that in only a matter of time, players from around the league will put the finishing touches on their respective off-seasons that they've spent recovering and working on various parts of their game.

The Philadelphia 76ers' Jaylen Brown is no different, as he has been spotted throughout the offseason working on various parts of his game, ahead of his debut season in the City of Brotherly Love.

For a minute, Brown was being spotted in the gym with his co-stars Tyrese Maxey and LeBron James, but in a recent post on social media, the new Sixers star was seen working on his shot.

JB links up with Lethal Shooter

Jaylen Brown (Philadelphia 76er) is a master of his craft. Honored to be a small part of the winning formula.🔥 @FCHWPO #NBA pic.twitter.com/KLWxQQcG4s

As seen in a post on Skills Coach's page, Lethal Shooter Brown is working on his shot from beyond the arc, something that the influencer is known for being rather proficient at.

It's interesting to note that Brown is working on his shot, given that he had quite an efficient year last season from the field, shooting 47.7 percent accuracy, as well as a 34.7 percent conversion rate on his attempts from three-point territory. Given that he's taking over the role that would be left by the likes of Kelly Oubre Jr. in Nick Nurse's lineup, being able to knock down your shots from deep is important.

It's only a little over a month until Brown and the Sixers get their regular season started with a match at Madison Square Garden as the defending NBA Champion, New York Knicks, will raise their title banner in the Big Apple.

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