Dwight Howard’s shooting form has never looked better.

Howard, who agreed to a three-year, $70 million deal with the Atlanta Hawks on Friday, is working with NBA shooting coach Chris Matthews. Matthews once played in the NBA’s Development League as well as overseas.

Matthews has Howard’s shot looking like it could be serviceable next season. During his career, Howard has shot 56.8 percent from the free throw line and 27.5 percent from 10-16 feet from the hoop.

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New free throw routine looking 10x better! My client @DwightHoward is really focused! Free throws are key! pic.twitter.com/NM37lI4Uwo

— Lethal Shooter (@LethalShooter__) July 3, 2016

Howard’s shooting motion looks more relaxed. In the past, his shot seemed more tense, with his elbows out and his release too stiff.

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Matthews tweeted another video of Howard shooting mid-range jumpers. Howard’s mechanics look solid. He jumps in one motion, and his follow through is smooth.

1st clip no more hitch in jumper.. 2nd & 3rd clip mid range. Making the mid range shot is a must! @DwightHoward pic.twitter.com/Hb4yLr6WKL

— Lethal Shooter (@LethalShooter__) July 2, 2016

Howard wants to revitalize his career in Atlanta, after is three-year tenure with the Houston Rockets failed to live up to expectations. Howard clashed with guard James Harden on offense, averaging 16.0 points and 11.7 rebounds per game.

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Now that former Hawks center Al Horford has agreed to a four-year, $113 million deal with the Boston Celtics, Howard has a good chance of being the focal point in Atlanta. His improved jump shot should help him do so.