Who is Chris Matthews aka ‘Lethal Shooter’, the Most In-Demand Shooting Coach in the NBA, Who Broke NBA All-Star Record? Posted on September 18, 2022 by Jack Marks Chris Matthews, dubbed Lethal Shooter, is one of basketball’s top creative minds and is known as the sport’s most in-demand shooting coach. Chris Matthews, popularly known as “Lethal Shooter” on social media, recognized he could influence basketball fans as a coach after a nomadic professional career dotted with injuries. In the NBA and WNBA today, Matthews is one of the most sought-after private skills teachers, having worked with players like Dwight Howard, Anthony Davis, Candace Parker, and Skylar Diggins-Smith. Credits: VIDSIG ALSO READ: “Dedication Was Unreal”: NBA’s Best Shooting Coach Brands Mark Cuban a ‘Baller’ as the Mavs Owner Spends 3 Hours Training on the Court Lethal Shooter, Chris Matthews’ basketball career Chris Matthews is appreciative of his unusual basketball career path. It allowed him to play with Kevin Durant in the Washington, D.C., region while Durant was a rising high school star and subsequently brought him to places like Mexico, China, and Russia where he played professionally. Chris was born and raised in Washington, DC, and at the age of 8, he was considering a basketball career. Lethal Shooter is the moniker he was given by his father. Chris broke practically all shooting records while playing collegiate basketball at Washington State and St. Bonaventure. When the NBA declined to sign him, he pursued a career abroad and broke additional records while playing in nations, including Mexico, China, Russia, and Canada. Chris decided to move on in 2016 after seven years and several injuries. He soon learned that many players were eager to pick his brain. Chris Matthews’ clients Lethal Shooter with KD 🤩 @LethalShooter__ @KDTrey5 pic.twitter.com/wA4ohNlEJr — Overtime (@overtime) June 29, 2022 Kevin Séraphin and Dwight Howard were among the first to seek out his expert coaching services, and as of right now, Chris has worked with players from nearly every NBA club, including Orlando Magic point guard Cole Anthony, as well as WNBA and foreign talents. 🚨LETHAL SHOOTER FACTS🚨🏀 I'll do at least two videos a week to help all the shooters. @DwightHoward @kevin_seraphin @DwyaneWade #NBA pic.twitter.com/CVzIKky6wH — Lethal Shooter (@LethalShooter__) September 27, 2016 Lethal Shooter aka Chris Matthews’ social media Lethal Shooter has a huge social media outreach. His YouTube channel, named ‘Lethal Shooter’, has 147k subscribers. He has 2.1 million followers on Instagram and 56.7k followers on Twitter. It’s fair to say that he is among the biggest social media influencers right now. Lethal Shooter broke the NBA All-Star record Chris Matthews, dubbed Lethal Shooter, set a new NBA All-Star record on January 31, 2022, in Los Angeles, California, by making an astonishing 23 of 25 shots inside the arc in 66 seconds. All-Star 3-Point Contests were held throughout the careers of NBA shooting icons Larry Bird, Reggie Miller, Dirk Nowitzki, Ray Allen, Steph Curry, and Devin Booke, but none of them were ever able to make all 25 attempts from beyond the arc. More NBA news: “Found His Conduct Unacceptable”: Major Phoenix Suns Sponsor Threatens to Leave, Hours After Team’s VP and Minority Owner Called For Robert Sarver’s Resignation Three Times When LeBron James Came Very Close to the ‘Unanimous MVP’ Tag Owned by Stephen Curry Former Lakers Star Dennis Schroder Literally Begged LeBron James to Take Him Back in LA and Now the King Has Accepted Follow our NBA page for more key NBA updates and news