Dribbling

Our Camp provides tips on how to dribble properly. We teach people of all ages whether they are new to the game of basketball or even if they have been playing for a long time.

• Off Hand Dribble
• Cross Over
• Between The Legs

Shooting

Our Camp provides tips on how to shoot properly. Showing how the top players in the world shoot and will help you become an elite shooter by the end of the camp.

• Wrist Flick
• Knee Bending
• One Motion

Finishing

Our Camp provides tips on how to drive to the basket and finish efficently. Showing how top players train to be the best and elite attacker when it comes to driving to the basket.

• Soft Touch
• Body Contact
• Get to the hole

Passing

Our Camp provides tips on the art of passing. Passing isn't just apart of the game but shows your skill, unselfishness, and how much of a team player you really are.

• Chest Pass
• Bounce Pass
• Over The Head Pass

Defense

Defense is one of the most underrated features in basketball. Our Camp provides tips on how to stop the opposing team from scoring. Its all about setting your feet, balancing, and make sure the person you are guarding has no room for comfort. As they all say!

DEFENSE WINS GAMES!

Common Drills

The Following are common exercises that we encourage our campers to do as part of their basketball training.

Crossover to both hands

Dribbling the ball back and forth to both hands helps you with your coordination not with just your dominant hand but also with your weaker hand. It increases your handle and will make you move less sloppy with the ball.

Catch and Shooting

Catching the ball and shooting it right away doesn't mean you have to rush your shot but it does help to figure out your true form and what you are comfortable with. It shows what you need to work on and the most we want to see that is important in shooting is the flick of the wrist, shooting in one motion, and knee bending.

Finishing With Confidence

Finishing is a work of art and we love to teach our campers to attack the defense with confidence and focus on your soft touch so that when you go up to lay the ball up you can make any shot you go for even if its contested. We show that the backboard is a big part in finishing and how to read it to get better results when laying the ball up.

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