My child has never played basketball — will XV be too advanced?
Not at all. Groups are split by age and skill level, so a first-timer and a returning player are never lumped together by accident. Coaches build each session around where that specific group is at — beginners get fundamentals first, and returning players keep progressing at their own pace.
What should my athlete bring to a session?
A basketball, indoor court shoes with non-marking soles, a water bottle, and comfortable athletic wear. Basketballs are provided for In-Person Training and Shooting Drop-Ins, so there's no need to bring your own.
How do waitlists work when a group is full?
Popular groups do fill up. When that happens we open a waitlist and reach out the moment a spot opens, in signup order. [Needs confirmation: exact notice period, and whether waitlisted families get offered a nearby time slot first.]
Is a jersey or equipment included, or do I need to buy my own?
In-Person Training and Shooting Drop-Ins just need shoes and water; basketballs are supplied.
