Skills Training Classes & Camps
Build Winning Habits for Basketball and for Life.
Our Skills Training programs are the perfect starting point for beginner to intermediate players to build confidence, develop strong fundamentals, and grow their love for the game.
Ready to Have Fun and Build Winning Habits?
Join SSB’s Fall Skills Training Classes for boys and girls going into Grades 2 to 10.
With convenient locations across Vancouver, players will develop fundamental basketball skills while applying them in guided game play situations with focused feedback. Each session is designed to create a fun, positive, and supportive environment where athletes can build confidence, improve their decision making, develop great habits, and enjoy the game alongside their friends and teammates.
We can't wait to see you on the court this Fall!
Looking for a Fun and Active Way to Spend Summer Break?
Our Summer Break Camps are designed for players who want to stay active, improve their game, and build strong habits in a fun, supportive environment.
Players will have fun building key skills like footwork, shooting, ball-handling, and finishing through focused drills. Small-sided games and live play help grow confidence, improve decision-making, and build a stronger feel for the game in a positive, high-energy environment.
Register now and make the most of Spring Break.
Fun is a key element of our programs. After all, the best way to develop players is to help them foster a love for the game and a desire to come back and do it all again tomorrow.
Through Guided Gameplay and Focused Feedback, we make learning engaging while helping athletes develop confidence, improve decision-making, and build Winning Habits that carry over to real games.
“Split Second has done a remarkable job at developing my sons as a players. The coaches are excellent. Their focus on fundamental skills and principles prepares kids well for their school teams, and ultimately the kids enjoy the game and feel comfortable knowing that they have the skills and understanding to perform at their best.”
Ryan H- parent