On Court Player Development®
From On Court Player Development®
On Court Player Development® is a systemic approach to fixing the problems that are challenging grassroots basketball by restoring the original intention of sports participation – character building, life lessons and the fundamentals of the game in communities across the country.
On Court Player Development® is a cohesive plan that creates a united front for every major stakeholder in grassroots basketball. The program includes the development of a centralized coach certification program; establishment of “Americanized” basketball academies nationwide; technology and online communication vehicles that will build communities and share information with parents, athletes and coaches.
On Court Player Development® programs are designed or approved by a highly respected advisory team, which includes Herb Brown, assistant coach, Charlotte Bobcats; Teresa Edwards, four-time Olympic Gold Medalist and women's basketball legend; Dan Bonner, CBS NCAA basketball analyst, Mark Price, former NBA All-Star; Bob Rathbun, Atlanta Hawks and Fox Sports Net broadcaster; LaVon Mercer, former Maccabi Tel Aviv legend; Duane Ferrell, former NBA player; noted performance and fitness trainer Jackie Ansley; Joe Forte, NBA referee; Jan van Breda Kolff, former NBA player and NCAA coach and Kevin Cantwell, former associate head basketball coach at Georgia Tech.
Grassroots basketball is being reorganized across the country. On Court Player Development® is the central organizing body for this new and improved approach. Some of On Court Player Development® activities include:
- A centralized certification program for coaches of all levels, from new participating parents to master coaches
- Curriculum and support services for coaches, leagues, recreation and community facilities providing youth basketball development and competition
- A national circuit of clinics and events for players, parents and coaches
- Licensed programs for basketball academies across the country
- Facility management of basketball academies
- Extensive online social networking
- A magazine for youth basketball parents
- Online training programs and content
- State by state organization of high school coaches
- Youth officials education and certification
- A speakers bureau
Basketball participation in the United States has been declining for almost a decade. There are many challenges at the grassroots level. On Court Player Development® offers an innovative new approach to organizing the sport and making necessary improvements to overcome the sport’s current challenges.
The mission of On Court Player Development® is to bring back fundamentals to the sport of basketball and use the sport as a medium to build character and teach valuable life lessons to kids.
On Court Player Development® is pleased to have the support of 11 Georgia High School basketball coaches across the state of Georgia, who formed the On Court Player Development® Georgia State HS Coaches Advisory Board. This board of high school coaches plays a key role in the approach to putting the kids and the game back in the hands of the HS coaches. HS Coaches Advisory Boards for On Court Player Development® are now forming across America.
On Court Player Development® curriculums and philosophy have been proven with thousands of players, coaches and parents over the last decade.
On Court Player Development® represents a rare breed of business resources and knowledge combined with basketball specific expertise.
The On Court Player Development® system offers coaches five levels of certification as well as continuing education modules in one centralized location. It is currently the only coach certification program that exists in America.
On Court Player Development® utilizes technology and online communication vehicles to build communities and share information on basketball development with parents, athletes and coaches.
On Court Player Development® uses cutting-edge technologies and tools that allow players, coaches and parents to set up their own web page for everything basketball including social communities.
On Court Player Development® offers free personal training information which is easy-to-access and download, as well as premium content available for purchase and download.
On Court Player Development® Expos offer world class workshops where players and coaches receive both on-the-court training and development, as well as online training on how to view the drills and fundamentals taught on the court during the Expo, online 365 days a year to maintain retention and utilization throughout the year.
The On Court Player Development® Speaker’s Bureau offers marquee sports personalities, both male and female, to speak on a wide range of topics at a variety of events.
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On Court Player Development® Virtual Trainer
What is it?
The On Court Player Development® Virtual Trainer is a unique, online approach to improving your skills for the game of basketball. The Virtual Trainer [1] allows you to have your own personal workout guide that you can access whenever and wherever you want. Upon registering, you will be asked to choose a level (beginner, intermediate or advanced). These levels refer to a combination of the experience the player has with the On Court Player Development® philosophy, experience with the game of basketball, and the skill level the player possesses. The three levels are as follows:
Beginner: An athlete who is new to the On Court Player Development® drills and philosophy. Someone who has very little experience in the game of basketball and wants to learn the basics of how to play the game the right way.
Intermediate: An athlete who has mastered the beginner-level drills and is ready to move on to more advanced drills.
Advanced: An athlete who fully understands the On Court Player Development® philosophy and is ready to perform the highest level, most difficult drills in the program. These are the same drills performed by Louis Williams and Thaddeus Young of the Philadelphia 76ers and Tanner Smith & Terrence Oglesby of the Clemson Tigers as well as other professional and collegiate players.
There is a different workout each day that can be sent through email or by logging into the website.
Every drill listed in our Workout of the Day [2] is available on video, with an easy-to-understand identification system that lets you easily find any drill that you're looking for. You may also download and view written instructions for each workout. For this and more visit our Virtual Trainer page [3].
There are seven drill categories in our Workout of the Day [4]:
Legs Footwork: Drills that focus on improving coordination of the lower body. These drills also focus on balance and economy of motion. We use many of these drills as great warm-up drills for the workout.
Pivoting Footwork: These drills really focus on strengthening the toes and feet, as well as the rest of the lower body. The pivot is a lost art in today's game and players need to learn how to effectively pivot in order to become a better overall player.
Ball-Handling/Dribbling Footwork: These drills are geared towards ball-handling and dribbling but the main emphasis is still on footwork and the On Court difference makers.
Passing Footwork: These drills are designed to help choreograph the body in order to become a more efficient passer. The skill of passing is more than just upper body coordination. Players need to have lower body coordination to be an effective passer.
Shooting Footwork: This category contains more drills than any other category. Every player's favorite thing to do is shoot, so we offer many drills that are geared towards shooting that still focus on balance, control, change of direction and economy of motion.
Defensive Footwork: We don't get too deep into specific defensive philosophies. We leave that up to the particular coach. But what we do offer is several drills that help players improve their defensive footwork. These drills are designed to strengthen the toes, feet, and groin to make the player a better defender.
Rebounding Footwork: Our Rebounding Footwork drills focus mainly on pivoting and the importance of pivoting when it comes to rebounding the basketball.
Each drill offers repetitions or an allotted time limit. For Legs Footwork, Pivoting Footwork, Ball-handling & Dribbling footwork, one repetition is equivalent to going one full-court length. If a full court is not available, one repetition will equal the length to half court and back.
For Shooting Footwork drills and shot series, one repetition equals one shot or one time through the series. Note: Drill series might have six different shots – so one repetition is equal to six shots.
Frequently Asked Quetions
- Where is the Workout of the Day?
- Can I access the Virtual Trainer from any computer?
- Yes. All you have to do is enter your login information on any available computer and you will be able to access the Workout of the Day.
- How do I follow the Workout of the Day?
- The Workout of the Day features individual drills from 7 of our drill categories. Our 6 other categories consist of partner drills. To download your copy of the workout, click the link that is located in the description area of the first video. Each drill video has a link as well. This link will allow to download the PDF document for each drill. This document explains how to do the drill, why we have you do the drill, and some common mistakes we've seen from players performing the drill.
- Am I limited to only one skill level?
- When you sign up for the Virtual Trainer, you receive access to workouts for all three skill levels. Simply click either "Beginner", "Intermediate", or "Advanced" above the Workout table and you will be taken to that particular workout.
- Where can I find drill explanations for the Workout of the Day?
- To view a specific drill, click PLAY on the video you wish you watch.
- To view a written description of each drill, click the Drill PDF link, located in the "Description" column of the daily workout and also in the description area of that particular drill video.
- Do I need a partner or a team for the Workout of the Day?
- Most of the drills can be done without a partner, but we do offer many drills that require more than person to complete.
- Is the Workout of the Day enough? Should I do more?
- The drills and repetitions prescribed in the Workout of the Day are designed to last 45-60 minutes. If you would like to continue working on your game, feel free to jump back to a previous WOD.
- Can I “mix and match” the drills from previous days workouts?
- Yes. The Workout of the Day is provided as part of the subscription. However, you be able to access our full library of drills and “mix and match” anyway you choose.
- Can I access all the drills that are in a particular category?
- Yes. Click "Library" located at the top of the Workout table. This will take you to our Virtual Trainer library where you can access all of our drills.
- What happens after my subscription ends?
- Once your subscription ends, you will be automatically charged for another subscription for the same time period unless you cancel it. For example, if you have a 1-year subscription, once your subscription ends, you will be automatically charged for another 1-year subscription unless you manually cancel. Once your subscription ends, you will not be able to access any of the drills in the Virtual Trainer.
- Can I download the videos from the Workout of the Day?
- No. You must have a subscription plan of 1,3,6 or 12 months to access the Workout of the Day and drill library.
- Are the Mark Price Workout downloads separate from the Virtual Trainer?
- Yes. You pay a one-time fee to download the Mark Price Workouts. They are completely separate from the Virtual Trainer.
- Who else is doing On Court Player Development® training?
- On Court Player Development® training is being used by players of all ages across the country; from ages 7 all the way through college and the professional level.
- Louis Williams and Thaddeus Young of the Philadelphia 76ers, Emeka Okafor of the Charlotte Bobcats, Clemson Sharpshooter Terrence Oglesby and many others have all used On Court Player Development® training.
- Where can I find On Court Player Development® training for my child or team?
- Parents and Coaches looking for an On Court Player Development® Certified Program should use the Find A Ceritified Program function [7], select their state from the drop-down list and a list of On Court Player Development® Certified Programs and facilities in that state will appear.
- What is the On Court Player Development® Pyramid?
- What is Long Term Athlete Development?
- A systematic approach to development that takes into account the various development needs of athletes as they progress through a sport. On Court Player Development® supports LTAD[8].
Basketball Gurus On-The-Go
Overview
On Court Player Development® is offering exclusive, instructional videos from our Basketball Gurus that you can download and take with you on your portable media player. These videos benefit players, parents and coaches both on and off the court. The Mark Price Video Series is available now[9]. This is a 4-part video series and features workouts designed by former NBA star Mark Price. He will take you through the very same drills that made him one of the greatest shooters in NBA history. Each download contains the video workout as well as a hard copy that you can print out. We will continually add new videos so come back often to see which Gurus you can take with you on-the-go
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Basketball Gurus On-The-Go?
- Basketball Gurus On-The-Go is exclusive video content by the Advisory Team of the On Court Player Development® program. We will continually update and post new videos for you to download and take with you.
- What do I get with Basketball Gurus On-The-Go?
- Basketball Gurus On-The-Go is exclusive video & audio based sports content. Upon purchase, they are immediately emailed to you as a download link. Just click on the link and follow the prompts to have the video downloaded on your computer.
Most popular questions
- I did not receive my video download link or my link expired?
- Please check your Spam/Junk mail folder. It may have ended up there. If it did, please mark those emails as “Not Junk.” If it’s not in there or the link has expired, contact us[10] with your order number and full name.
- How do I download Basketball Gurus On-The-Go?
- Click on the specific link of the video to be downloaded. Follow the onscreen instructions regarding payment. The file will be sent to your email address. Once you receive the email, click on the link and follow the onscreen instructions regarding the download. During the download process, save the file to the PC/Mac desktop
- How do I get the video onto my iPod or other media device?
- Open up iTunes, or the corresponding software for your device, click and drag the file into that program. Connect the media device to your computer. Make sure your iTunes settings are checked to include the syncing of video. Wait until syncing is finished, disconnect the media device and you’re ready to go.
- What devices will Basketball Gurus On-The-Go work on?
- Basketball Gurus On-The-Go can be used on most any handheld device that supports a color image and video playback capabilities including the iPhone, all video iPods including the iPod nano, Blackberry, Zune, Sony PSP and other devices that support .mp4 video format. They can also be viewed on a computer or printed out.
How Basketball Gurus On-The-Go works
- How do I use Basketball Gurus On-The-Go?
- The video workouts allow you to see live demonstrations of the drills being performed by On Court Player Development® professionals. Accompanying audio provides additional instruction and tips to follow. When the workout is complete, print out the hard copy and start your workout.
- Is Basketball Gurus On-The-Go easy to use?
- Our videos are self-explanatory and accompanied by an On Court Player Development® professional’s voice giving you precise tips on how to perform the drill.
- How long will it take to download?
- Because of the size of the video file, download time will vary per user. The download should take no longer than 30-45 minutes.
Workout questions
- What if I don’t have a partner or other person to workout with?
- While the team drills are specifically designed to be used with multiple players, the other drills can be done individually. If you have access to a Toss Back machine, you can use that as a passer. If you don’t have access to that, simply toss the ball out with a little bit of backspin in order to simulate a pass.
- Some drills are individually-based but need another player or two. If you don’t have another player, using chairs and cones can simulate certain situations. For example, if you are going through the Mark Price Pick and Roll series and don’t have enough players for offense and defense, simply use a chair to simulate the pick, and you can complete the specific drills prescribed in the workout.
Network Partners
Overview
On Court Player Development® offers numerous programs and services to our Network Partners. Whether you’re a coach, parent, board, community organization or school, we have the resources to help you. On Court Player Development® is a collection of individuals and organizations that are passionate about improving the state of grassroots basketball by stressing skill development and fun, and emphasizing the values of the game. If you have a desire to make a difference, join our Network today.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the benefits of being an On Court Player Development® Network Partner?
- Becoming a Network Partner means:
- An increase in player participation in your programs
- Additional credibility to your program
- A better development of players
- A more efficient work environment
- The delivery of programs that keep parents and players satisfied
- Access to low hassle revenue streams to support your organization
- Becoming a Network Partner means:
- How do I become a Network Partner?
- Before applying for a Network Partnership, familiarize yourself with our site and learn about the On Court Player Development® philosophy and training methods.
- Fill out a Network Partner Application Form [11] or Contact Us [12]
- We will notify you within two days regarding your application. Upon acceptance by us of your application you will need to do the following:
- Fill out your Network Partner Agreement and fax to Javon Hyland at 678-325-5285.
- Pay your annual Network Partner dues[13]
- Provide On Court Player Development® with a copy of your existing General Liability Insurance listing On Court Player Development® as an additional insured partner. There should be no additional cost – you must contact your insured partner to obtain this.
- Your lead coach or director must pass our Associate Coach Certification (Level 3)[14] within three months of approval.
- Each additional coach in your organization must pass our Community Coach Certification (Level 1)[15]. We also encourage our Network Partners to follow our Background Check guidelines[16] for all coaches. On Court Player Development® has partnered with Priority Research to help make your certification process as efficient as possible.
- Who needs to be certified as an On Court Player Development® Coach to become a Network Partner?
- Every coach you want to utilize in the programs that you conduct must be certified through the On Court Player Development® Coaches Certification.
- Your annual fee covers Level 3 Certification for the Lead Coach. Each additional coach must be at least Level 1 certified.
- What are the additional revenue streams?
- The additional revenue streams are simple and easy ways for you to help support your organization.
- Revenue Stream breakdown:
- We provide you links, banners and communication tools that link to our website. We also provide you with a unique promo code people can use when visiting our web-site directly.
- When someone visits our site by clicking on a link and buys a product or service from the online store or enters your unique promo code when they check out, we credit your account.
- At the end of each month we send you a check for your commissions, which generally range from 2 – 25% of the total purchase price of items purchased from our site.
- What kind of programs do Network Partners need to run?
- Programs can vary widely and On Court Player Development® does not dictate what our Network Partners must do from a programming perspective. It could be private lessons, leagues, camps or a variety of other programming. We do provide workbooks exclusively for our partners that provide support and curriculum for programs we have tested and implemented successfully over the years.
- What kind of facility do I need to be a Network Partner?
- On Court Player Development® can be run in just about any space. Our Network Partners are a collection of individuals and organizations that are passionate about improving the state of grassroots basketball by stressing skill development, fun and the values of the game. Network Partners can be found in recreational or community centers, church programs or wherever basketball training is offered.
- Will On Court Player Development® compete with me after I become a Network Partner?
- Absolutely not. Our goal is not to replace the existing Grassroots basktball system. We want to support it. Our collective success in improving Grassroots basketball requires us to work together.
- Can there be more than one Network Partner in any one town, city, state or neighborhood?
- Yes. The On Court Player Development® program is set up to improve the state of grassroots basketball, which means that any facility, organization and individual that offers basketball training, programming and leagues can work with our brand.
- How can I use the On Court Player Development® name?
- Upon enrollment in the On Court Player Development® Network Partner Program, we will provide you with guidelines for use of the On Court Player Development® Name and Trademarks. We encourage Network Partners to have their own organization name followed by the term "an On Court Player Development® Network Partner." Logos and names can also be co-branded or used in marketing collateral.
- How can I market my Network Partner organization?
- We offer a comprehensive marketing package, which includes tri-fold brochures, data sheets, envelopes, and stationary. You will also receive exposure through our online "Find a Certified Program" function, which enables parents and players to find an On Court Player Development® Certified Program by inputting a zip code or state. You can also support your message through our eZINE, an online publication that is e-mailed each month and is available on our site. The publication features articles and columns on everything from basketball drills, off court training tips, the latest equipment, footwear or training aids, success stories on coaches and players using our program, and much more. We also make available access to branded coaches shirts, banners, and floor decals.
- I am operating as a non-profit, do I get any special Network Partner rate?
- There is no special pricing for the various types of Network Partners. The annual subscription price is typically recovered through additional revenue that can be generated by becoming a Network Partner.
- Do I need insurance?
- Yes. Every Network Partner must have a $2 million general liability insurance plan. We can help you set that up if you are not already covered. For more information, contact us[17].
Coaches Certification
Overview
The On Court Player Development® Coaches Certification is a comprehensive program that features two pathways to being a more efficient and effective coach. This cutting edge curriculum – featuring certification programs for community and professional coaches – teaches the sport of basketball by focusing on individual skill development. Each program offers a systematic approach to hands-on and online training principles.
The On Court Player Development® Coaches Certifications are designed to give coaches the training they need to help their players improve their skills. Thanks to our growing team of Academies and Network Partners, parents, trainers and coaches of recreation and travel teams, middle and high schools, we can help restore the original intentions of the game – fundamentals, character building and life lessons.
It's time for you to make a difference in your league by getting your On Court Player Development® certifications today[18].
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who is the On Court Player Development® Coaches Certification geared towards?
- Our Coaches' Certification is geared toward:
- Parents
- Trainers
- AAU coaches
- Recreation Coaches
- High School Coaches
- Anyone who would like to increase their knowledge and skill-set in becoming a coach.
- Our Coaches' Certification is geared toward:
- Why are you using an online certification process?
- On Court Player Development® is transforming grassroots basketball by providing a nationally recognized certification program to promote integrated, better understanding of design practices in basketball. Our online certification process provides an affordable and efficent way for people to gain knowledge and showcase their expertise.
- Are there any pre-requisites to certification?
- The pre-requisites for our certification are as follows:
- Level 1: No pre-requisite
- Level 2: No pre-requisite
- Level 3: Must be at least 21 years old and have three-plus years of coaching experience.
- Level 4: Must be at least 21 years old and have three-plus years of coaching experience.
- Level 5: Must be at least 21 years old and have three-plus years of coaching experience.
- Prior to commencing your training, you should be aware that becoming a coach is one of the most important and exciting jobs in the world. However, along with receiving positive accolades from parents and fellow coaches, one must remember there is great responsibility and obligation as well. Once you have made the choice to start your journey in becoming a Certified Coach and your #1 goal is to make a positive impact on a kid’s life, all you have to do is log on to the website and begin.
- The pre-requisites for our certification are as follows:
- Why should I get certified and what does it mean?
- A coach or parent dealing with youth sports should always update their skills and knowledge of the game.
- Knowledge is power. Documentation of your skills enables you to move upward in your organization.
- Getting a certificate proves your commitment to upgrading your skills, gives you the credibility needed for more responsibilities, larger projects, and possibly a higher salary.
- In addition, documented knowledge is often the key factor when hiring new personnel. Your certificate might advance your career or help you to start a new one.
- Also have in mind that employees with certifications increase their organization's chances of retaining existing customers and acquiring new ones. You will be supporting your organization by becoming certified.
- What materials do I need to complete the certification?
- The only material needed to complete our certification process is a computer and internet access.
- What do you recommend if I am new to coaching basketball?
- On Court Player Development® recommends our Community Coach, Level 1, Certification for beginner coaches. You will gain a basic understanding of the game of basketball and the neccessary tools to teach the fundamentals.
- Do you have anything geared toward recreation league coaches?
- Yes. Our Community Coach, Level 1, Certification provides a basic introduction to coaching basketball at the community level. This course is aimed at parents, non-parents, teachers, recreational instructors and students. No prior coaching experience is required.
- How do I register?
- Registration is very simple. Log onto www.oncourtonline.com [19].
- Go to Coaches in the top left hand side of the web page. Click on Get Certified [20] from the drop-down menu. This link takes you to a page where you have two options:
- Community Coach Pathway
- Professional Coach Pathway
- Once you choose your desirable pathway, you can then view the topics or curriculum associated with that particular Level.
- Is there a refund policy?
- There is a no refund policy.
- When are classes held?
- There are no classes. This certification requires self-directed learning.
- For Level 4 and Level 5 certification, there are coaches clinics that are required in order to pass that level.
- Each module will differ slightly in its format, but you will find that almost all of them involve a reading section, follow-up questions and videos. Remember, it all starts with the development of certified coaches and continuing education.
- As you work through the online courses and consistently pass the required quizzes you can begin to work in your community and promote the fundamentals of basketball.
- What are the technology requirements for completing the certification?
- A computer with internet access.
- Are tests part of the certification process?
- A quiz will be administered after each lesson. There will be 5 questions worth 20 points each. A passing score of 60% or better is required to pass the lesson. If an individual does not receive a passing score of 60% they are required to repeat the particular lesson until they receive a passing score.
- What do I receive in recognition of my certification?
- After you have passed the required quizzes you will have the ability to print an authentic certificate presented to you by On Court Player Development®. You will also receive a personalized letter congratulating you on successfully passing the certification process.
- All individuals who have successfully passed the course will also have an option to purchase an authentic On Court Player Development® T-shirt which signifies to the community your dedication and commitment in teaching correct fundaments of basketball to our youth.
Academies
- Why does On Court Player Development® offer business help when it is a basketball movement?
- On Court Player Development® has spent the past decade refining our model to provide the best basketball player development programs in the world. Our extensive knowledge on running an effective, high quality and profitable basketball operation will help you minimize costly mistakes with key customers, employees and partners. As an On Court Player Development® Academy, you will have the time to focus on building your business, instead of developing systems, processes and curriculums. We will help you plan a seasonal and annual calendar based on facility availability and factors specific to each market. You will have access to a suite of proven programs you can implement right away.
- What is an Academy?
- An On Court Player Development® Academy is a first-class basketball facility that offers the best hands-on programming in the world. Establishing a licensing agreement with On Court Player Development® gives you instant credibility and recognition. Our esteemed advisory board, featuring some of the best minds in the game, quality content, educational online tools and access to thousands of potential customers all come together to help you succeed. Each of our Academies share the On Court Player Development® passion for restoring the fundamentals of basketball and empowering athletes to be model players on and off the court.
- What are some examples of successful On Court Player Development® businesses?
- The On Court Player Development® program was developed and refined at the Suwanee Sports Academy (SSA) in Suwanee, Ga. The facility’s whole player approach to training provides athletes the physical, emotional and mental tools they need to succeed on and off the court. SSA’s coaches are specifically trained to teach the On Court Player Development® philosophy and to focus on the unique strengths and needs of each individual.
Skills2Score Parent FAQs
- How do I find a Skills2Scoresm program near me?
- Skills2Scoresm is in the process of establishing Grassroots Advisors in markets across the United States. The role of the Grassroots Advisors is to work with existing organizations to implement Skills2Scoresm. Use our Certified Program Locator to find a Skills2Scoresm league, camp or clinic in your area. If you can’t find one near you, contact your local community program and encourage them to find out more.
- Who is behind the Skills2Scoresm curriculum?
- The Skills2Scoresm curriculum was developed after many years of testing and refinement from working with thousands of kids. The team of curriculum developers includes some of the leading basketball teachers in the world. For an idea of some of the people involved, check out our Advisors page.
- How do I sign up for a Skills2Scoresm program?
- Use our search tool to find a Skills2Scoresm certified program near you. Contact them via their listed e-mail or phone number. Each Skills2Scoresm program differs in timing and process for registration.
- When will I receive my jersey or T-shirt for signing up?
- The jersey or T-shirt is distributed to the Skills2Scoresm partner organization and the organization then passes out the jersey or T-shirt before or during the course of the program.
- What is the cost to participate in Skills2Score?
- The cost of each Skills2Scoresm program is established by the partner organization running the program. The fees are consistent and competitive with other programs in your area.
- What is the age range for Skills2Scoresm program?
- The partner organization running the Skills2Scoresm program has the opportunity to run programs for kids as young as kindergarten all the way through high school. Our curriculum is age and skill specific. Check with your local Skills2Scoresm program to see the particular age groups available.
- My child and I have access to six months of online video training as part of participation. What is that?
- Our Virtual Trainer is an online video library with all sorts of content and information to help you and your athlete. Every drill your child will do as part of the Skills2Scoresm program can be previewed and reviewed by visiting the On Court Web site. This enables learning to take place before, during or after practice, and shows you how to work on drills and techniques on your own.
