Fairfax Summer Camps

“…with your program he got even better. Max wasn’t great at passing and catching but now, he’s not bad. He
wasn’t the best ball handler but now he’s confident and comfortable so his movement in and out of the paint and through traffic makes him a 2nd option when he used to be the last choice. Max is no longer the easiest to trap on the right and will happily dribble through traffic under the hoop to emerge open on the other side/left
side and he’ll ditch his defender in the process ” –Al M.Fairfax Summer Camp

  • Energetic
  • Fast Paced
  • Lots of Valuable Learning
  • Teamwork
  • Confidence Building
  • Fun
  • Challenging
  • Overall Fitness Training
  • Learning by Doing

Players will learn:

Proper Footwork

Important for offense and defense.  How to stay on their toes and keep balanced.

Ballhandling

Very important skill to learn which includes dribbling, passing, and receiving.  Improve your ability to score off the fast break.

Shooting

Proper technique using the B.E.E.F. method-creating good shooting habits.

Moves

How to get open without the ball, taking shots off of the dribble, and learning key offensive concepts in order to create the best scoring opportunities.

…And much more!!

SAMPLE DAILY SCHEDULE (subject to change)

9:00am Welcome & check-in

9:05am Warm-up Drills & stretch, Introduce Skill of the Day (SOD)

9:30am Separate into groups. Station drill work & skill development

11:00am Contests, possible scrimmages

12:00pm Lunch

12:35pm Warmup and stretch

1:00pm Resume skill development workouts

2:10pm Small-sided scrimmages

3:00pm Dismiss & check-out, parent pickup

NEW! Speed and Agility Training Added

A special area is set aside for work on footwork, speed, and explosive moves!

“We’re already seeing improvements in Sarah, particularly her aggressiveness in the paint and her judgment about when to shoot when to pass.  She still has plenty of room for improvement, but we’re glad to see the progress.  Maybe more/most important, Sarah is still loving the game and has the desire to work hard on it!  We’re looking forward to getting her back into your training classes”- Jane F.

All players will be shown how to best practice on their own to develop into a better player.

Player will test skills in a series short quick games and scrimmages

Camps will be broken down into age and ability groups.

To receive the most repetitions and use of the court, there is a limit to the number of registrations.

You Can Choose 1-4 Dates:

You can change your dates if a schedule conflict arises

June Camp: Monday, June 17 to Thursday, June 20 

July #1Camp: Monday, July 8 to Thursday, July 11 

July #2: Monday, July 29 to August 1

August Camp: Monday, August 12 to August 15 

Who: Boys and Girls, Ages 6-15

Time: Full Day 9:00am to 3:00pm, half day 9am to 12pm or 12:30pm to 3pm

Where: Providence Presbyterian Church Gym (gym is located in the back of the church)

9019 Little River Turnpike

Fairfax, VA 22031

What to Bring:

Half Day: basketball, water bottle, and light snack, masks are optional

Full Day:  basketball, water bottle, light snack, and bagged lunch, masks are optional

Regular Rates: 

                        Half Day                 Full Day

One Day:             $60                           $75

Two Days:           $120                         $150

Three Days:        $155                          $165

Four Days:          $170                          $215

All Camp registrations are non-refundable, a credit will be given for future events.

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Summer Camp Coaches

Coach Keith Smith

Coach Smith has been an FPYC Boys & Girls Basketball for 7 seasons and was the 1st Assistant with the FPYC Bandits.

He was the coach of the Fairfax HS Girls JV team during the Vogues Fall League.

He also teaches beginning basketball to 6-14 year olds with the City of Fairfax and Falls Church Parks & Rec. as well at 10 elementary schools.

Coach Smith also hosts a blog dedicated to youth basketball.  www.bestyouthhoops.com/blog

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