ICA Camps are nationally recognized as one of the best sports training systems in the country. The camps utilize training and coaching techniques developed for professional and college-level teams. In short, the kids who attend our camps learn more and become better players.

Boys and girls ages 6-18 who like playing basketball, who want to play on school or community basketball teams.

The children develop an understanding of how to become an unstoppable player on the court. This translates to an enhanced sense of self-confidence and “unstoppability” in life. They will learn by practicing specifically designed drills and techniques in an intensive, but fun, basketball setting.

Your child will need to bring a clean, regulation-size, fully-inflated basketball. They will also need proper basketball shoes and apparel. Shorts and t-shirts are appropriate. You will want to provide them with a lunch, snacks, and a full spill-proof water bottle. (There are no refrigerators available, so pack accordingly.) The most important thing the kids need to bring is a good attitude and a willingness to work hard and to learn.

Almost all of our camps take place during the day only, many during weekdays, others on weekends. In all cases, you will need to make arrangements to drop off and pick up your child each day.

All campers are separated into different groups by age, gender, and skill level but sometimes they may play together.

This is one of the aspects that separates Advantage Basketball Camps from other sports camps. With our highly-skilled counselors they able to make an impact with their individual attention to students.

Students benefit greatly from additional sessions of Advantage Basketball Camps. On each return trip to camp, students work on mastering the lessons from previous sessions. This strengthens the “muscle memory” started in the initial camp. Additionally, as students progress, the learn higher level skills. Many of our campers have attended 4, 5, or more sessions with us.

Our seven top counselors all have college basketball experience. Many are former students. All receive specialized training from Advantage Basketball Camps founder, Michael Hummel. Several have been with us for several years. Counselors routinely receive praise from parents and students for their abilities.

Yes. The fundamental drills remain the same for all skill levels. As players progress in abilities, they are given higher level drills and ball-handling moves to practice and work on.

It is not uncommon for kids to occasionally miss a day or have to leave early or arrive late on some days due to various reasons. We realize that family schedules require flexibility. If they miss instructions for a new drill or ball-handling move, we will ensure they get time with a camp counselor to bring them back up to speed.

It may be. Our camps are a lot of work. We do have special counselors trained to work with this young age group. We do not push them as hard as the older age groups. Some kids will move up with the older kids; most will stay at their age level. There are very few children who cannot meet the rigors of practice, or who do not have the stamina or physical abilities required.

We have a lot of high school kids who attend our camps. Most of the drills and teaching techniques used at Advantage Basketball Camps are the same ones used at the college level. The camps are great preparation for college-level competition.

Safety is our number one priority. Since our founding in 1987, we have never had a child who has been seriously hurt. We are proud of this record. Advantage Basketball Camps has very strict rules. For example:

Campers are expected to never leave the gym alone, except to use the restroom, and then they are supposed to use the buddy system.

All campers using the restroom must go with another camper as a “buddy”.

All counselors are expected to never be in a compromising situation with campers. When talking with campers about personal issues, our policy is to have two counselors present.