Best Bastrop Youth Basketball AAU Select Training
Impact Bastrop youth basketball is the #1 program that helps players make their middle and high school team. Are you looking for a competitive basketball skills program? Our teams, camps, clinics, and small personal group training are elements that we use to develop all our players.
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Why is Impact the top-rated Bastrop AAU Basketball training program?
We have one goal to succeed in helping youngster develope as players and young women and men.
Impact Family
Since 2010
Impact Sportz is an Bastrop Youth Basketball based program that originally started in Chicago Illinois by Lonnie Welch and Toron Clark. Since 2000 they have been producing some of the best girls and boys athletes in Chicago. Now relocated to Bastrop Tx, they have jump-started a basketball training program locally, with the same thoughts and training strategy. They have begun building an elite staff of coaches and players and just like Chicago they are training some of the top athletes here in Bastrop Texas.
Their mission as a Texas youth basketball program is to create a fun, safe, and invigorating environment. They want to teach our youth the game of basketball, maximize their skills, and build the self-esteem of each boy and girl with whom they have contact with their basketball teams.
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Here are the 6 top elements we focus on in our youth basketball program.
Basketball Mental Toughness
It is described as having the ability to persevere through difficult circumstances and merge without losing confidence. Basketball Mental toughness is a battle between mind, body, and soul. Your mind must be in full control you must be able to think out, outwit, and out-maneuver your opponent. To perform to the best of your abilities you must be in tip-top shape, and your body must be a well-oiled machine.
Ball Handling
Ball handling is the focal point of what we teach on the court. Becoming a great player you must be a very good ball handler. This allows you to do many things on the court and to be a more effective player for your team. Being a great ball-handler allows coaches to place kids in multiple different positions.
As a coach, I always look to find great ball handlers not just point guard but at all passions, it allows me to do many things with my offense. When your child leaves our program and goes back to their school team we make sure that they understand how to dribble a ball, and how to be effective when the ball is in their hands.
Proper Shooting Techniques
Shooting a jump shot can be as simple as grabbing a ball and heaving it up to the basket. If it was only that easy! But shooting a basketball with proper shooting techniques takes skill, technique, and practice. We teach techniques that make it very simple.
Defensive Awareness
I’ve always felt offense keeps you in the game defense wins championships. The defense is one of the hardest skills in basketball, and this is because most kids prefer just to score and not actually play defense. If you look through the years and research any sport, there aren’t many teams that have become champions without playing defense.
We teach the fundamentals of defending a player. We teach man-to-man, zone, and full-court press. These are some of the most common defenses played by many middle and high school programs in the Bastrop Texas Youth Basketball area.
Basketball IQ
Challenge
The biggest challenge is when you take what you have learned through training and implement it and make it apart of your game. Challenging yourself to become a better player can be a daunting task,that why we focus on building these skills to make you a complete player.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most frequent questions and answers
HOW CAN IMPACT HELP YOU?
Our goal is to help your young player make their middle or high school team. We do this through our full service training program.
IS IMPACT A YEAR AROUND PROGRAM ?
We are a year around program for girls and boys. Girls starting at 5th grade through high school. Boys starting at grade 4th through high school.
IS IMPACT AN AAU PROGRAM?
Yes, Impact is a certified AAU Basketball program. We helping players achieve their goals one day at a time. #impactbball
What does AAU mean in basketball?
Amateur Athletic Union
The Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) is a nonprofit organization based in the United States. AAU targets the promotion and development of young athletes.
Is AAU basketball hard?
AAU basketball is VERY competitive, so players and teams will come across other AAU programs with players that are better than them. This means there will be tough losses and tough games individually.
Is AAU basketball better than high school?
AAU is an excellent outlet for fans and coaches to see top talent playing together in the same building. Compared to high school ball, there is only one game per night, and all of the top talents might not be playing that night.
Do AAU coaches get paid?
Do AAU basketball coaches get paid? Team Insurance- Each team needs to have team insurance and the cost is typically around $100 for a season. … Tournament Fees- Teams have to pay to enter tournaments. A coach can make $50 to $250 a practice and can make $100 to $1,000 per weekend tournament.
How do I join an AAU team?
We have tryouts 4 times a year. Grades 4th through 8th have 4 tryouts per year. High School has 3 tryouts per year.
What is the AAU basketball season?
When is the AAU Basketball Season? The main stretch of AAU basketball runs from February until July; immediately following the end of the high school basketball season. Although there are still many tournaments played throughout the entire year (including during the high school season).
Do you have to pay for AAU basketball?
AAU basketball does not come cheap. Depending on the team, families can expect to pay $400 to $4,000 per summer to play, including uniforms. … Most programs offer financial assistance for players who need it, but normally it only covers the cost to join the team, not the peripherals