Phoenix Training
Here's what you can expect:
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We are an ESA vendor. You can use those funds for all of our services. Contact us and we'll send you an invoice for services that you can submit.
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We teach skills, techniques, and concepts in an easy to understand process. We then work on that technique for mastery. Then players are put in a situation where they can use that skill, technique, or concept in a game-like situation. This is how we lay out a foundation that we can build upon in all areas of skill development. Everything we do is geared toward their success in a game setting.
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You can expect that during a workout they will get individual attention and they will be engaged. We work intensely so that in a game setting they can process information quickly and play instinctively while making the correct basketball decisions and plays for ourselves and our teammates. We achieve this by giving them tons of quality repetitions on the skills, techniques, and concepts that matter in games.
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Our training is designed to supplement team practices players already may be involved in. Players need individual skill development and repetition on those skills that is not always provided in a team practice setting. We can be that bridge that helps them develop into the players they want to become.
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Our workouts are challenging, but they get results. Let us help you get where you want to be.
Due to the spring drama performance, the gym at Arizona Lutheran is unavailable in April. In May, we will be hosting a series of camps on Saturdays and Sundays. They are open for registration. I'll list them along with their descriptions below.
On Saturday, May 4th, we are having a shooting camp in Phoenix. At this camp we'll be working on spacing shots. The movements and techniques will be taught progressively. Players who are just starting will be given the foundational skills necessary for the proper movements and balance into their shots. Players who are more advanced will shoot at a faster pace, with greater difficulty and we'll challenge their ability to get to space quickly while also being able to shoot against defenders closing out with precision and accuracy. This will be a great camp for producing game like movements and having the ability to score the ball when it matters. Players will also be divided according to skill level and play in competitive game environments in the half court as well as in full court situations. The camp is for any players in grades 3-10 and is a great bargain at only $40.
On Sunday, May 5th, we'll be hosting a shooting camp in Phoenix. At this camp, we'll focus on shots while using ball screens. We'll be working on wing ball screens, high ball screens and step up screens. Players will learn how to approach the screen in various ways while manipulating/reading defenders and coverages. Players will identify what to do against drop, hedge/blitz, and ice coverages. We'll also take a look at what to do versus switching defenders. These concepts will be taught in a progressive way so that new players are not overwhelmed and more experienced players can play in live action. Players will also be divided according to skill level and play in competitive game environments in the half court as well as in full court situations. The camp is for any players in grades 3-10 and is a great bargain at only $40.
On Saturday, May 11th, we'll be hosting a shooting camp in Phoenix. This camp will focus on the players' ability to make game moves. These moves will be broken down into teachable parts and then players will be able to add on to them as their ability level allows. Players will learn to shift defenders using jabs, they will get work on misdirection moves and separation moves. They'll work on solutions versus tough, aggressive defenders. They'll work on a number of skills that allow them to get their shots off against any type of defender. Players will also be divided according to skill level and play in competitive game environments in the half court as well as in full court situations. The camp is for any players in grades 3-10 and is a great bargain at only $40.
On Sunday, May 12th, we will host a camp in Phoenix. The focus of this camp will be on game shots and game actions. We'll learn how to be effective in wide and tight pindown settings. We'll learn different approaches and ways of using the screen based on how we're being defended. We'll break down footwork and techniques so players can easily understand and then execute. We will also learn how to attack defenders out of dribble handoff scenarios. We'll explore scoring and passing options out of these important game scenarios. Players will also be divided according to skill level and play in competitive game environments in the half court as well as in full court situations. The camp is for any players in grades 3-10 and is a great bargain at only $40.
​We will be training at Arizona Lutheran Academy:
6036 S. 27th Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85041