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March 5, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

2010 Day Camp (Now Past)

Full Day Camp Experience with Swimming Now Available

Austin Youth Basketball Camps run from 8 to noon but campers now have the option of staying all day at camp  and enjoying fun activities like swimming in the Olympic size pools with huge waterslides, dodgeball, and many other games.  This helps your child to have a full day of activities while you are at work or enjoying your own summer activities.  Add on cost is very affordable.  Call Coach Chris Corbett at 512.921.4444 for specific pricing and details.

Filed Under: Drills to Skills Camp, Girls Basketball Camp, Guard / Perimeter Player Camp, Post Player Camp

March 2, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

Austin Youth Basketball Welcomes Coach Mike VandeGarde

Austin Youth Basketball welcomes Mike VandeGarde to their coaching ranks.  Mike is a distinguished former professional basketball player in Europe and South America.  Mike played college basketball at Illinois State where he left as the all time leading shot blocker in school history.  Mike has served as a coach at Texas State and Southeastern Community College in Iowa.  Mike currrently serves as a scout in the NBA.

Mike’s extensive  coaching in hundreds of basketball camps nationally and working for 10 years in player development help in delivering a dynamic and passionate learning experience for our students and campers.  Mike will be leading our Post Player Camp and may also be participating in some other camps and clinics.  Mike’s involvement will make this one our most popular camps so we recommend calling Coach Chris Corbett at 512.921.4444 to reserve your spot.

More information on Mike and his involvement with Austin Youth Basketball to follow soon.

Filed Under: Mike Vandegarde to Coach Post Player Camp, Post Player Camp

March 1, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

How To Choose A Basketball Summer Camp – Top 10 Questions To Ask

How to Choose a Basketball Summer Camp in Austin, Texas
How to Choose a Basketball Summer Camp in Austin, Texas

Thinking about basketball summer camp but don’t know how to evaluate the many choices available to you?  Here are some questions you should use to evaluate prospects and then determine where your child fits.

1.  Is the camp local or distant?  Here in Austin there are several good choices available expenditures that don’t require the that a distant camp most often requires.  Your player/child may benefit more from attending several weeks of local camps more than just one week of an ovenight camp.  Your child may, however, crave the sense of independence and new experience that overnight camp offers.

2.  How convenient are the camps locations and times for your family?

3.  How do you perceive the camp value?  This is not a pure price question.  Rarely is the cheapest of anything the best value.  Child/player development question is no exception.  Factors in this equation can include things like:  player to instructor ratio, hours of instruction vs. open play, the fun factor, etc.

4.  What kind of experience does the Camp Leadership and Instructor have?  This can be the toughest of all things to evaluate.  We recommend that the camp leadership have some college basketball experience and also expereince in coaching youth basketball.   This is not to say that children may not benefit from someone who has less experience that is passionate, committed and does their homework.  It does, however, act as an effective gatekeeper to weed out some of the opportunists.  One more thing- we are still so naive to think that these people should serve as role models to your children.  Do they walk the talk?  Quick google searches can help find out a little.  We believe that backgorund checks should be performed on anyone around your most precious resources.

5.  What kind of testimonials and reviews has the camp received?  Again, the age of the Internet has made this process easier.  We recommend speaking with parents and children in person given the opportunity.

6.  What is the focus of the camp and what are the needs of your child/player?  In other words, if your child is a point guard will he receive specifc attention to their needs.

7.  What is the feel of the camp?  Is discipline stressd at the risk of the kids having less fun?  Is it so laissez- faire that nothing gets accomplished?  How does this fit with your child’s personality?

8.  How are the facilities?  Are they world class or is it a run down middle school gym with fungus in the showers?  Are there other recreational opportunities like swimming?

9.  Does the camp genuinely appreciate your child/player and appreciate your business?

10.  Is the camp geared toward player exposure or player development?  Camps for player exposure usually have more games for scouting purposes while player development participants may learn more.  Perhaps you are trying to expose your child to a coach of a high school or college that runs the camp.  This may be an opportunity for them to get to know one another.

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Filed Under: Austin Youth Basketball Blog, Basketball Resources for Parents and Players, Summer Camps Tagged With: austin texas youth basketball, basketball summer camps, boys, girls, lifetime fitness, www.austinyouthbasketball.com

February 27, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

Austin Youth Basketball Welcomes Edwina Brown

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Pro Edwina Brown to Coach Austin Youth Basketball Girls Summer Camp

Austin Youth Basketball is pleased to announce that Edwina Brown (http://www NULL.edwinabrown NULL.com)will be joining the coaching staff.  Edwina will be the lead instructor of our Girls Summer Camp and will also be available for specialty clinic workouts.

Edwina is returning from the playoffs with her professional team in Israel.  Edwina was recently inducted into the University of Texas Women’s Hall of Honor and holds many Longhorn basketball records. She was a two time All American and still holds a number of records including: 1705 career points, 517 career assists and 257 career steals.

Edwina, was the 3rd overall draft pick in the 2000 WNBA draft and played five years in the WNBA with the Detroit Shock and the Phoenix Mercury.  She serves as the Regional Director of the elite Lady Prodigy Basketball Camp (http://www NULL.ladyprodigybasketball NULL.com/uncategorized/south-texas-regional-camp/).  Call Coach Chris Corbett at 512.924.4444 with any questions or to register for this camp today.  This Austin Youth Basketball Camp is sure to fill quickly.  It will be held at South Austin’s premiere fitness facility located at William Cannon and Mopac.

Filed Under: Girls Basketball Camp Tagged With: Austin Girls Basketball Camp, austin youth basketball, basketball, Edwina Brown, Girls Summer Camp, instruction, lifetime fitness, summer austin, texas, youth

February 15, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

Drills To Skills Basketball Camp

Drills to Skills youth basketball camp will be a fun filled week of hoops and fun games with valuable fundlamental lessons.  Passing, shooting, dribblling, rebounding, and defense will all be learned under the tutelage of a former college basketball player.  Camp will also include some other games.

Filed Under: Drills to Skills Camp

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