Huntington Beach · Mile Square Park
Skills training for middle school and high school players. Small groups, real reps, and a coach who stays with your player as they grow — built for kids who want to move like competitors, not just measure like them.
Most players should start in a group and add privates when there is a specific thing to fix. Volume builds the habit; one-on-one fixes the flaw.
Four to eight players. Enough reps to actually build a habit, and the competition that makes them stick. This is where most players should start — and the more often they come, the less each session costs.
One-on-one, for fixing mechanics fast — footwork, handle, shot. Best used to build the fundamentals, then carried into a group for volume.
Train more often and the price per session drops. It is an upgrade, not a discount — the reps compound.
Three sessions a week costs less per session than one. A player training 3×/week pays $30 a session against $40 at once a week — and trains alongside teammates who push the pace instead of going it alone.
No résumé pitch, no highlight reel. Players get faster, handle it better, and finish — or the training is not working.
“As long as my sons improve.”A ParentTwin 8th-grade AAU centers, Palos Verdes
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