Ages 8-10 Class Breakdown

DETAILS

  • 8 week Sessions
  • 80 Minutes - ~55 Min of Skill Work and ~25 Min of Play
  • Groups separated by age and skill
  • Focus on basic fundamental development
  • Beginner

PRE REQUIREMENTS

  • Co-Ed
  • Desire to take the basics and build on them
  • Must bring your own basketball

SKILL DEVELOPMENT

  • Taking Basics up a Level: Dribbling, Footwork, Passing, Shooting
  • Play games where free play is encouraged
  • Social interaction and development
  • Make basketball improvement fun

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