Basketball Elite Skills Training, Inc.
2019 Winter Clinics/League
Train Where the Pros Train, at Quest Multisport, home of the NBA Draft Combine
Our B.E.S.T. Basketball Coaches have run professional clinics for and with:
JrNBA NBA NBA Cares USA Basketball Harlem Globetrotters
EuroLeague - Maccabi Tel Aviv & Olimpia Milano Teams Chicago Travel & Tours
Quest Multisport
2641 W Harrison St
Chicago, IL 60612
11 Weeks of Skills Development and Competitive Games
3rd - 12th Grade Boys & Girls
Saturdays & Sundays
$340
-Payment Plan available at registration
- Sibling Discounts (2nd/3rd/4th child $25/$50/$75 off)
Saturday, January 5...9am-12pm
Saturday, January 12...9am-12pm
Sunday, January 27...9am-12pm
Saturday, February 2...9am-12pm
Sunday, February 10...1pm-4pm
Saturday, February 16...9am-12pm
Sunday, February 24...9am-12pm
Saturday, March 2...9am-12pm
Saturday, March 9...9am-12pm
Saturday, March 16...9am-12pm
Saturday, March 30...9am-12pm
REGISTER HERE - 2019 Winter Registration
B.E.S.T. Basketball Chicago is a training and development program conducted by the most caring and experienced coaches from across Chicagoland. Every week, the three hour program features fundamental skills development stations, and at least one basketball game. B.E.S.T.'s optimal player-coach ratio ensures that each player benefits with continuous improvement. The competitive basketball games are designed for players to have fun using the skills they practice in the drills stations, and to experience life lessons, including discipline, leadership, and teamwork towards common goals. This way, B.E.S.T. coaches create overall learning experiences that are positive, and B.E.S.T. players develop a passion to learn and play basketball the right way.
B.E.S.T. Introductory Division:
- Typically 3rd-4th grade athletes, but also less experienced older players
- Learn fundamental movement skills & build overall motor skills, introduce team principles & concepts, play a 3-on-3 schedule plus group skill competitions
- All divisions participate in skills stations for 2 of the 3 hours and play games for 1 of the 3 hours they are at a B.E.S.T. session
- B.E.S.T. recommends participating 1X-2X per week in basketball & participate daily in other sports activities, and minimal 5-on-5 competition until fundamentals are further developed
B.E.S.T. Foundational Division:
- Typically experienced 5th-7th grade basketball players, but also very experienced younger players and less experienced older players
- Learn fundamental & basic basketball-specific skills, spending ~2/3 of time on individual fundamental training and ~1/3 of time on actual game competition.
- Learn all position concepts, play 5-on-5 games, and play group skills & smaller team games (1-on-1, 2-on-2, 3-on-3, skill games)
- All divisions participate in skills stations for 2 of the 3 hours and play games for 1 of the 3 hours they are at a B.E.S.T. session
B.E.S.T. Advanced Foundational Division:
- Typically experienced 8th-12th grade players
- Further develop & consolidate overall basketball skills and knowledge
- Learn more targeted position concepts, play 5-on-5 games, and play group skills & smaller team games (1-on-1, 2-on-2, 3-on-3, skill games)
- All divisions participate in skills stations for 2 of the 3 hours and play games for 1 of the 3 hours they are at a B.E.S.T. session
