Skills Academy

Magic Skills Training

Coach Vanessa & Northwest Magic Trainers have developed hundreds of youth, collegiate, & professional players throughout a span of 18 years. NW Magic offers a creative approach to developing young athletes.

Two Types of Players- Trained & Untrained!

 

OVERVIEW

Skills Academy is our small group training that is offered for individuals to work on skills in a small group setting.  Coach Vanessa  has developed hundreds of players throughout her career. Coach Vanessa, Coach Jacob, Coach LeAsia, Coach Strozier, & Coach Jeremi  lead our Skills Academy and offers a sensible approach to developing young athletes.

Sessions feature 60 minutes of skill work where players are working on individual skills to develop their game.


Guard Camp focuses on guard specific skills such as ball handling, passing, scoring and shooting.

Post Camp focuses on developing a skill set around the basket as well as expanding the skill set to be a well rounded player.

Defensive Camp focuses on improving lateral quickness , defensive stance, & communication skills

Fundamental Camp focuses on footwork, dribbling , shooting , & passing

  Win Regardless Camp focuses on preparing to win, regardless of circumstances  through basketball drills

 


See December Schedule Below

What People Say

"As a parent, I can't express enough how impressed I am with the Northwest Magic Basketball program. The level of training my child receives is exceptional-each session is tailored to develop not only fundamental skills but also teamwork and sportsmanship. The coaches and trainers truly stand out; their passion for the game and genuine care for each player's growth is evident. They invest not just in teaching basketball techniques but also in building confidence and life skills in our children. The overall experience has been transformative for my child, fostering a love for the game that goes beyond the court. I wholeheartedly recommend this program to any parent looking for a supportive and enriching environment for their young athlete." 7th Grade Parent