Evaluation- each player’s skills and basketball IQ compared to other players their age.

Assessment- Test athleticism, offense, defense, basketball IQ, effort, and physical tools.

Identification- Identify strengths and areas for improvement to show where they currently stand and what is holding them back from their potential.

Analysis- I finish by comparing them to their age group and giving a clear roadmap to improve their standing and reach their full potential.

Skills Training — players learn a mix of skills through dribbling, passing, and shooting.

Reads — we teach players how to make different reads off pick-and-rolls, down screens, and attacking closeouts.

Game Reps — players go against real defense, use the skills they've learned, and aren't afraid to make mistakes.

Active Coaching — players get coached while they play, which builds a higher basketball IQ.

Ball Handling — get better control of the ball and learn moves to get past defenders.

Shooting — build a strong, repeatable shot, plus the footwork to score off the catch and off the dribble.

Finishing — learn to score with both hands and through contact, in different ways at the rim.

Basketball IQ — understand the game better so you can make quick, confident decisions.