Sunday, January 11, 2015

Bball programs in 2015

At Split Second Basketball, 2014 was a really exciting year of change. Although our regular coaching staff, mostly comprised of former professional, university players plus current UBC Thunderbirds stayed pretty much the same, we did have one big game-changing addition.  


After a career that spanned: 

  • 2 CIS national championships 
  • 10 years and 2 World Championships with the Canadian National Team
  • 19 seasons playing professionally  in Europe (with too many league championships and MVP awards for me to list)

Joey Vickery finally retired this year and joined us to coach in Vancouver.  


Joey really is BEST PERSON in the world I can imagine to teach young players.  Not only is he one of the best shooting guards to ever represent our country (at only 5'9" tall), he also is fantastic with kids. He's got an infectious enthusiasm that the kids pick up on. He lives and breathes basketball and gives all of himself to help kids really improve. We are grateful to have him join us in Vancouver. 





With Joey's arrival, we added new programs to our schedule. 

If you're in the Vancouver area and know players who are looking for some top-level coaching, please share these classes with them: 


FORTIUS BURNABY
Boys and girls Grades 5-12
Sunday afternoons January 18th - March 8th, 2015
Fortius Sport and Health


WESTSIDE VANCOUVER 
Boys and girls Grades 2-9 
Saturday afternoons January 17th - June 6th, 2015
St George's Junior School


GIRLS ONLY AT CROFTON
Girls Grades 3-9
Friday nights January 23 - June 5th, 2015
Crofton House School

 
ST GEORGES STUDENTS ONLY
Saints students Grades 2-8
Saturday mornings January 17th- June 6th, 2015
St George's Junior School




Split Second Basketball gives ordinary athletes a chance to be extraordinary basketball players by teaching them habits that enable them to execute a Split Second ahead of their competition. 

Our programs focus on teaching the technical details that players need in order  to develop these habits and playing fun competitive games to test their skills. 



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