Basketball is a sport that requires teamwork and cooperation between multiple players. But much of the club team time is spent explaining and walking through offensive and defensive sets. This is vital to any team but can also leave an athlete to spend time standing around. Many players use private training to work on their personal skills, and1-on-1 trainings have many benefits, but basketball is a team sport, there are many team concepts and decision-making skills you just cannot work alone. Some players try to join two clubs to get more practice time, but each team has to spend time on offense defense strategy, that means more standings for the athlete. It is not the most efficient way of spending the players' valuable time.

Palo Alto Huskies small group trainings offer the benefits of individual attention you get in private lessons, and also, we spend significant time on the team concepts. There are many benefits of playing small-sided games for youth basketball, each of training ends with 1v1, 2v2,3v3 scrimmages with coach's instant correction. Read more about benefits of small-sided games.

One of the biggest problems for older players who had 3 to 4 years of AAU experiences is to find a place to practice at their levels. Clinics and camps in most of clubs are open to all levels, and a 13-year-old practices next to an 8-year-old beginner. Palo Alto Huskies focus on helping older middle school and high school players more advanced level skill development and scrimmages. 

We also strongly believe no one should play serious sports without conditioning the body, our training incorproate strenghth,agility,speed injury prevention as part of our weekly training.