Our 60 Minute Skills Classes give athletes the opportunity to work on several areas of their game during one training session. Classes typically begin with ball handling and progress through multiple level-appropriate skills including passing, finishing, footwork, shooting and other areas of basketball development.

Great shooting begins with repeatable mechanics. Our Shooting Form progression starts by teaching athletes how to shoot the basketball correctly before adding the footwork, movement and game-speed repetitions required to become a consistent scorer.

Our Handles progression teaches athletes to control and manipulate the basketball before asking them to perform increasingly difficult moves at game speed. Players progress as they demonstrate competency at each level.

Finishing School follows a progressive system that begins with mastering four foundational layups and builds toward advanced, game-speed finishes used by high-level players.

Great players need to be comfortable going in either direction. Off-Hand Development is designed to turn an athlete's weak hand into a useful weapon by focusing on dribbling, passing and finishing with the off-hand.

Rebounding is more than simply jumping for the basketball. Athletes learn how to read the flight of the ball, establish position, make contact, box out and secure the rebound before advancing into higher-level techniques.

The Pick-n-Roll is used at virtually every level of basketball. This advanced class teaches athletes both sides of the action so they understand how to execute it offensively and how to defend it.

Great offensive players do not need to dribble the air out of the basketball to score. Pivot Foot Class teaches athletes how to use their feet, body position and pivot options to create efficient scoring opportunities.