GUARD AND POST PLAY CAMP

These camps feature in-depth training on how to excel at the guard or post position. For athletes 12 and older, the curriculum is much more specific than our standard camps and involve all aspects specific to guard and post play.

AT GUARD & POST PLAY CAMP

These are some of the skills Guards learn during the week:

• How to control game tempo and to set offense.
• How to lead the fast break and get the ball to the correct players.
  
• How to recognize defenses and to be a team leader.
  
• Perimeter skills.
• How to become a go-to scorer.
  
• How to penetrate and attack the basket under control.
  

These are some of the skills Post players learn during the week:

• How to get open and set screens.
  
• How to score facing and with back to basket.
  
• How to play post defense.
  
• How to rebound and play with aggressiveness.
  
• How to know and learn the most important post offensive and defensive skills.

Locations:
Alaska Pacific University, Anchorage, Alaska June 8-12
Upper Columbia Academy, Spangle, Washington June 15-19
Rocky Mountain College, Billings, Montana July 7-11
Simpson University,, Redding, California July 19-23
Linfield College, McMinnville, Oregon July 28-August 1 (girls only)
George Fox University, Newberg, Oregon July 6-10
Post training available at Spokane, Washington
Girls July 27-31
Boys Aug 3-7
Whitworth University

What is the difference between Point Guard & Post play and Guard & Post Play?

The difference is in the guard instruction. Point guard camp trains only for the point position, where guard camp trains for both point and shooting guards.