Our Programs

• Super Tots ages 3-4. Integrating skills with fun games and activities developed to promote coordination, balance, and the social skills of working in a group. Designed to prepare the children for the health benefits of sports. Limited enrollment for this very popular class.
• Pee Wee  ages 5-6. Teaches basic basketball skills tailored to this age group. Our lessons, philosophy and teaching methods are designed to be child-sensitive. Children learn social skills of working in a group.

We begin all classes with a shoot-around.  This becomes a great bonding experience with your child and the coaches. Then a jog to warm up those muscles. We’ll even spend a few minutes talking about sportsmanship and how to shake hands properly after a game.

We’ll demonstrate a skill, such as dribbling, and then practice it in a non-competitive game.

• Basics/Beginner ages 7-10 Learning basic basketball fundamentals:

Designed for someone just getting started and those who need a basics refresher.

Shooting, passing, dribbling with a dose of good sportsmanship.

We explain a child’s role on a team and do it all without any pressure.

We play full court games and often our coaches play in the game so your child  learns by watching the coach rather than another child in the class.

You will be surprised by how much your child learns and how good they feel about their performance.

The program is not about winning. When the kids ask “who won?’ our answer is,
“if you had fun, you won.” Most importantly, our teachers have been trained to communicate kindly with the children, giving them the skills and the confidence.

Our message to the children is always filled with support and an expectation that he/she will accomplish the task. With many students, we find our confidence in them will overcome their lack of confidence in themselves.

• Olympix:  ages 9-13.  We created this unique concept in youth basketball to offer students the exactly what they want.
• The first half of the twelve-week season provides instruction, skills and technique along with full court games. The second half focuses on a series of basketball contests and games based on the skills they learned, testing different aspects of the sport: dribbling, shooting, defense, and full-court games.
• This wide variety of games levels the playing field for everyone. Smaller children can excel in shooting, dribbling and speed contests. Bigger players may do better in rebounding and low post skills. And, less aggressive children will find that most games are non-contact. No one sits out. Everyone participates in every event!