S.I.T. Basketball Training

The first step with working with SIT is to have a player assessment. This assessment will show us the player’s strengths, weaknesses, and needed areas of improvement. Assessments are an hour long and are structured like a typical training session. After each assessment a player will receive a comprehensive write up about their current skill set, film highlights, and a detailed plan outlining how we are going to improve the players skill set.

I attended Iowa State University where I was a Kinesiology Major and Coaching Minor.

Experience Includes:

-Private Basketball Trainer for the last ten years. I train Youth, High School, College, and Semi Professional basketball players.
-Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach-College Level
-Head Varsity Basketball Girls and Boys Coach-High School
-Camp and Program Director at the Youth Levels over the last 10 years
-Basketball Camp Instructor at University of Iowa, University of Colorado, Saint Mary's University, & University of Washington Summer Youth and Elite Basketball Camps.

I take pride in providing the best training possible and I want to see lasting results in all of my basketball players. For this reason I ask that all players commit to at least (3) training sessions per month. This provides continuity in training, while ensuring we are working enough to see positive lasting results. Pricing depends on a few different factors that we can discuss.

I started coaching basketball when I was still a teenager and the passion has grown from there. I have coached at many different levels and the one thing that always resonated with me was my passion for teaching the game.

At SIT, myself and our other trainers aim to be fully inclusive. Your experience level, age level, and gender do not matter. We also take pride in training clients who are deaf, hard of hearing and who have disabilities. We take pride in training top Youth, HS, and College players but we are community focused and want to give everyone the opportunity to experience great basketball training. If you enjoy the game of basketball we can create a lesson plan to improve your skill set.

I recently had a player who came to me with zero experience make it onto one of the best Club Basketball teams in Colorado. He had his school schedule as well as a part time job to focus on but he still found the time to come to our training sessions. That is the dedication it takes to be a great athlete and I hope to instill that into all of my players.

Ensure you are choosing a teacher who is planning lessons specifically for you. The focus needs to be on each athlete and how you create an individual plan specific to his or her skill set. My goal is to work hard to ensure my players are great at the game of basketball not to show you how good I am. Trainers who put the player first are going to see positive results with hard work.

Ask yourself what kind of player do I want to be? and what do I want to accomplish? It is okay not to have grandiose goals but know what your goals are and then we will work hard to accomplish them.