Questions first,
training second.

[Ages 8 through college — adjust to your actual range.] Sessions are grouped by age and level so nobody trains against players they can't compete with, in either direction.

Yes. A first-year player and a varsity starter need different sessions, not different standards. Beginners spend more time on footwork, handling, and shot mechanics before anything gets layered on top.

[Facility name, street address, City, ST.] Team sessions can also run at your own gym.

[Individual sessions run 60 minutes; small group and clinics run 60–75 minutes.] Team sessions are scheduled to fit your practice window.

Court shoes, water, and a ball if you have one. Come dressed to move and arrive a few minutes early so the session starts on time.

[e.g. 24 hours' notice to reschedule at no charge; later cancellations are billed for the session.] Weather and gym closures are always rescheduled, no penalty.

Absolutely — that's what small group training is for. Bring your own group of two to four and the per-athlete rate is lower than a private session.

There's no fixed weekly calendar because availability moves. Send a request with the days and times that work for you and you'll get specific slots back, usually within 24 hours.

[Yes — multi-session packages at a reduced per-session rate. Add your package structure here.] Consistency is what makes training work, so most athletes train on a repeating weekly slot.