Off-season intensity. Real confidence. Better habits.

Hoop Force Summer Camp is built for players who want a serious jump in skill and game understanding during the summer. It’s structured, high-rep training that blends fundamentals with decision-making and competitive play — so players return sharper, more confident, and more prepared for the season.

Parents can expect the same Hoop Force standards: clear routines, strong supervision, and an environment that’s organised, positive, and focused. Players get challenged — but always with purpose, coaching detail, and a clear development plan.

Train With Purpose This Summer

Summer Camp runs Monday to Friday in coached 3-hour blocks, using a one-court schedule designed to co-exist with Weekly Drills (evenings) and Weekend Groups (weekends).

Players train in small, controlled groups by age:

U14, U16, U18
Max 25 players per group (quality + coaching detail stay high)

Because we operate with one court, each group trains through a structured weekly rhythm (multiple sessions per week), plus a Friday “competition / testing” rotation to build confidence and game habits

Day	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
09:00–12:00	U14	U16	U18	U14	U16
13:00–16:00	U18	U14	U16	U18	Featured Friday (Rotation)

Booking: Summer Camp slots must be booked in advance to keep groups balanced and coaching quality high.

July Camp: booking closes on June 15
August Camp: booking closes on July 15

Capacity: max 25 players per session (spaces are limited, so booking early helps secure preferred times).

For dates, availability or camp enquiries, contact us.

Monthly Work Plan (36 hours)

Each group trains in 3-hour coached blocks, 3 times per week — a total of 9 hours per week.
Over a standard 4-week Summer Camp month, that equals 36 hours of structured training.

The month follows a clear progression:

Week 1: Foundation + Standards (technique, spacing, pace)
Week 2: Pressure + Contact (finishing, defense, physicality)
Week 3: Reads + Decision-Making (advantages, small-sided games, game constraints)
Week 4: Performance + Testing (measurable progress, competition, end-of-camp targets)

3-Hour Session Structure (what happens inside each training block)

Week	Session 1	Session 2	Session 3
Week 1	Ball control + footwork standards (pace, posture, stops/starts)	Finishing basics (angles, two-foot + one-foot, balance)	Competition intro + baseline testing (simple benchmarks)
Week 2	Footwork under pressure (closeouts, pivots, counters)	Finishing vs contact (pads, timing, protected gathers)	Defense habits (stance, positioning, communication, effort rules)
Week 3	Shooting mechanics + game-speed reps (catch/step, off-dribble)	Reads & decisions (advantage creation, 1v1→2v2→3v3)	Competition day (constraints + scoring rules for IQ)
Week 4	Game actions (spacing, cutting, screens, advantage conversion)	Pressure scrimmage (coached stoppages + individual targets)	Final testing + performance day (results + next-step plan)

Programme Highlights

High-rep skill development

Camp is built for volume: more touches, more shots, and more finishes — with coaching feedback so improvement happens fast.

Fundamentals that actually stick

We sharpen the details that win possessions: footwork, shooting mechanics, finishing angles, and controlled ball-handling — repeated until they become habits.

Decision-making & game IQ

Players apply skills in guided live situations: reads, spacing, timing, and quick choices under pressure — not just isolated drills.

Competitive games with purpose

Games are structured and coached. Players compete hard while learning smart basketball: effort, composure, and correct decisions.

Confidence + team habits

Players leave sharper and more confident, with better habits for team play: communication, discipline, and playing the right way.

Safe, supervised, parent-trust standards

Clear routines, responsible coaching, and strong supervision — plus parent-friendly communication about what’s trained and why.