Fall Shooting & Skills Program

2019 ABA Fall Shooting & Skills Program

The ABA Fall Shooting Program allows players the opportunity to get the valuable repetition needed to become a more consistent shooter. Players are placed in groups of 4 and are taken through various drills that will produce game like shots. Each player will get an average of 300 shots per one hour session for an average of 600 shots per week. This will amount to 3,000+ shots in this 6 week program.

The program will utilize “The Gun” shooting machine (as shown below) which is an outstanding tool to allow for a maximum number of shots in a short period of time.

The ABA Summer Skills Program will help develop the following:

Live Ball Moves: Players will learn multiple live ball moves that are designed to blow past their defenders. Too many camps focus on crazy dribble combos that will never work in a game. Our moves are complex, but efficient. We focus on footwork in order to shift the defenders.

Separation/Mid-Range Moves: Players will learn a variety of separation moves to get space from their defender and allow them to get an easy shot off. The better the competition, the better defenders will be. Our separation moves are designed to get players 2-3 feet of separation from their defender for an uncontested jump shot. There’s no need to settle for a contested fade away jumper when you can create space easily.

Triple Threat Reads: Our triple threat series is designed to give players an option to attack the defender no matter how they are being guarded. When players learn how to read defender’s feet, they understand how and where to attack them. After learning our triple threat series there should be no way a defender can stop an offensive player. We teach a counter for every situation.

Ball Screen Reads: Basketball is changing rapidly. Any high level game you watch, and even any middle school game for that matter, there will be an array of ball screens. Players will learn the true art behind a ball screen: how to decipher what coverage the defense is in, how to make sure their primary defender is ran into the screen every time, and how to make the correct read on each play. If done correctly, the defense has no chance of stopping the offensive team. Player’s will learn numerous ball screen reads to attack the defense no matter what coverage they may be in.

Finishing Moves: It is our opinion that if a player can finish 70 percent of the time around the rim they will be, at the least, an all conference player. Players will learn numerous moves and techniques to finish around the rim and over larger players in the paint area.

2019 Fall Program Session Schedule

Participants can choose session 1 or session 2. All sessions are one hour on the following days and times:

Monday/Tuesday – 4:00pm to 5:00pm
Monday/Tuesday – 5:00pm to 6:00pm

2019 Fall Program Session Dates

Monday/Tuesday Sessions:

Monday September 16th / Tuesday September 17th
Monday September 23rd / Tuesday September 24th
Monday September 30th / Tuesday October 1st
Monday October 7th / Tuesday October 8th
Monday October 14th / Tuesday October 15th
Monday October 21st / Tuesday October 22nd

Program Ages

The ABA Summer Shooting Program is open to Boys and Girls in 6th Grade through 12th Grade in the 2019-2020 School Year.

Program Cost

6 Week Program Cost – $180 per player

Program Location

The program will be held at SAC – 17800 Holke Road, Independence, MO 64057

2019 Program Instructors

Brandyn Moultrie, played at Liberty High School, earning first-team all-conference and all-district, while serving as team captain his senior year… That season he averaged 12.4 points and 5.0 assists per game… As a junior he was first-team all-district and second-team all-conference while putting up 10.4 points and 3.0 assists a contest. Brandyn went on to play one year at UMKC and is very advanced in the basketball training field. If your effort is lacking he will let you know!

Jake Bass, was a 2015 Graduate of Blue Springs High School where he was a member of the boys basketball team for 4 years. Jake started playing the game of basketball at the age of 3 years old and grew up playing in the Legacy Basketball program through 7th grade winning multiple USSSA Mo-Kan State Championships and then the ABA Supreme Basketball program through high school. Jake has a well understanding on getting good game like shots and what it takes to improve, which is repetition.

For more information contact Jake Bass at jake@agapehoops.com or call our offices at 816-908-9934.