Here is where your child has an opportunity to learn the essential skills for basketball in an upbeat, uplifting, and positive environment. Itās Coach Gorrillaās #1 goal to make sure your child feels welcome, safe, and excited about learning the game. Whether itās Skills and Play or our official K-1 or 2nd-4th Grade League, players will learn every skill with age appropriate drills lead by Coach Gorrilla as well as through mini-games that foster fun, active, and transferable learning. Skill development is a balance of players exploring through environments to learn and having guidance along the way. This is what your child will experience and more.
SKILLS
SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS
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5 to 7 Year Olds
Fall - Winter - Spring - Summer Opportunities
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Build Skills and Confidence
Active Learning Throughout
Skill Development: Dribbling - Finishing - Shooting - Passing, and Defense
Learn and play with others through mini games
Understand the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship
YOUTH LEAGUE
SUNDAYS
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K-1 and 2nd-4th Grade
Fall - Winter - Spring - Summer Leagues
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Build Skills, Confidence, and Learn How To Play
Active Learning Throughout
Skill Development Focus: Dribbling - Finishing - Shooting - Passing, and Defense
Learn the game in 1v1, 2v2, and 3v3
Understand the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship
A LOOK INSIDE
THE PLAYING EXPERIENCE
āAs a parent of a young girl who loves the game of basketball, I quickly realized there were limited opportunities for her to develop her skills outside of practicing at home. We are so thankful we found Coach Gorrilla and Be Who You Strive To Be Basketball Training. Most importantly for kids this age, he makes basketball fun for the kids and you can see their love of the game grow with how he approaches training. At the same time, he focuses on fundamental skill development to help build player confidence. Lastly, I love how Coach Gorilla has these younger kids play in 3v3 situations to learn not only the game of basketball but what it means to be a team player. I would highly recommend you sending your child to Coach Gorrilla.ā
Sean S.
Parent of an Athlete









