Athletes

The proof is who
keeps coming back.

College, high school, AAU, and youth players. Different levels, same standard — and the same expectation that the work follows them into the game.

0College athletes
0High school athletes
0AAU players
0Youth players
8 athletes
College Athlete trained at NOW Basketball Performance

[Athlete name]

[College] · Guard

High school Athlete trained at NOW Basketball Performance

[Athlete name]

[High school] · Class of [year]

High school Athlete trained at NOW Basketball Performance

[Athlete name]

[High school] · Class of [year]

AAU Athlete trained at NOW Basketball Performance

[Athlete name]

[AAU program] · [age]U

College Athlete trained at NOW Basketball Performance

[Athlete name]

[College] · Forward

Youth Athlete trained at NOW Basketball Performance

[Athlete name]

[Grade] grade

AAU Athlete trained at NOW Basketball Performance

[Athlete name]

[AAU program] · [age]U

Youth Athlete trained at NOW Basketball Performance

[Athlete name]

[Grade] grade

Development

What progress actually looks like

It isn't a highlight reel. It's a player who trusts their left hand in February because they were forced to use it in July.

She came in barely willing to shoot from the wing. By the end of the season it was the shot her coach was drawing up.
[Parent name] — parent of a [year] guard
The difference wasn't the moves. It was finally knowing when to use them.
[Athlete name] — [school]
Two summers here and he went from the last guy off the bench to starting varsity.
[Parent name] — parent of a [year] wing

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The time is now

Tell me the athlete, the level, and when you're free. You'll get times back that fit — usually inside a day.