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Nike Basketball Camp Minneapolis Sports Center 10 Reviews

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Average Rating 4.50 / 5 Stars

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Receive top instruction to help improve your all-around game and shooting technique in Minneapolis, MN! This camp gives players the exclusive opportunity to train with Travis Bledsoe, who has worked with WNBA players including Maya Moore, and Khalid El-Amin, a former Chicago Bulls player.

Pro Level Training Nike Basketball Camps' mission is to provide players with the skills and mental approach they need to become a better and more explosive player. The Complete Skills camp places emphasis on fundamentals, footwork, balance, and conditioning. The Shooting Camp emphasizes technique, footwork, shooting drills and post/perimeter shooting.

Highlights Include

In-depth analysis of each player's conditioning and footwork
Discussion of nutritional goals and off-court activities to benefit on-court game
Receive a Nike Basketball Camp t-shirt and other prizes!
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Co-Director Travis Bledsoe

Travis Bledsoe is the Head Coach at DeLaSalle High School and Founder, Director and Head Trainer of DeLaSalle Elite. Over the years, Beldsoe has helped players of all ages develop their basketball skills and IQ to become productive players and stars. He has worked closely with Maya Moore, Gold medalists, WNBA All-Stars, and WNBA Champions.
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During the 2013-14 WNBA season Travis started working with the Minnesota Lynx as a member of the Lynx Men's Scout Team and practice manager where he helped execute successful practice/game plans. Travis' main job was assisting the Minnesota Lynx with on court basketball training and on court scouting reports throughout 2013-14 WNBA Season, Playoffs, and Finals culminating with winning the 2013 WNBA Championship. Travis helped Maya Moore become the first player in WNBA history to lead the league in three pointers made (72) and three point percentage (.453%). He has also worked with Gold medalists, WNBA All-Stars, and WNBA Champions.

Before Travis Bledsoe started coaching he was a standout basketball player earning 1st Team All-State and being named to the Minnesota All-Star Team and nominated as a Mr. Basketball Finalist his Senior year at DeLaSalle High School (Minneapolis, MN).

He attended the University of North Dakota as the top recruit in 2005 and shined leading the program in it's transition from Division II to Division I. Travis earned 1st Team All Great West Conference (Division I) leading the conference in 3-pointers made (40), 3-point % (.48%) and finishing second in scoring average at 21.8 ppg as a senior.

Travis Bledsoe finished his career as a member of UND's 1000 point club joining NBA Legend Phil Jackson. He also left setting UND's Single Season (.477%) and Career (.44%) 3-point % records becoming one of the schools greatest shooters.
Co-Director Khalid El-Amin

Khalid El-Amin is the owner and head trainer at El-Amin Training. Khalid was the starting pointguard for the University of Connecticut when they won the national champsionship in 1999 and was then drafted to the Chicago Bulls.
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Khalid has been involved with basketball as a player, coach, and trainer for over 30 years and currently uses unique training methods to help focus young players on working smarter not just harder to take their game to the next level. Born in Minneapolis, MN he first developed a love for basketball at four years old while watching his older brothers play basketball in their driveway. His skill set, fierce work ethic, and high basketball IQ allowed him to play up with older teams which fast tracked his progress. Khalid led his high school to three consecutive state titles, won a national championship in college, was drafted to the NBA, and was MVP for four consecutive years in his career overseas. Khalid is passionate about basketball and equally determined to use the game of basketball as a platform to cultivate young leaders.
Staff Pro Level Training

Pro Level Training’s concept is very simple: cover all grounds with everyone that we work with. In addition to skills training, we place major emphasis on the strength, conditioning and performance sides of the game.
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The idea of Pro Level Training was conceived from Founder Joel Green’s desire to bring the “Pro” style of training and preparation to youth athletes. He saw that there was a need for athletes to learn how to properly prepare their minds and bodies for the game of basketball.

Our goal is to improve the quality of individual on court performance by providing clients with the physical & mental tools needed to get to the next level of their career. We enjoy both training and educating players to get the most out of each session.

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2018 Dates

Boys Complete Skills: July 16-20
Boys Shooting: July 23-27
Girls Complete Skills: July 30-August 3

Camp Hours

Check-in: Monday at 8:30AM
Closing Ceremony: Friday at 11:30AM
Daily Hours: MON-THURS 9AM-3PM FRI 9AM-12PM

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CAMP MEALS

Lunch is not provided. Please bring a packed lunch or lunch money. A concession stand will be open for lunch and drink purchases.

CAMPER EVALUATION

Upon arrival, all participants are evaluated by the staff so that their own instructional needs can be addressed throughout the week. In addition, campers will be evaluated and then split up into smaller groups according to age and ability. Parents are invited to attend the closing ceremony! Departure immediately following.

Transportation

Transportation is not provided by the camp to or from any airports. If you are flying to or from camp, we recommend using an airport shuttle service. Please schedule flights as close as you can to the check-in times on the first day and check-out times on the last day.

Registration Packet

A detailed camper registration packet containing check in location, health/release forms, emergency contact numbers, and a checklist of things to bring will be emailed to all registered campers in the Spring. The US Sports Camps health and release forms do not require a doctor's signature and they will be collected on the first day of camp.

Scholarships

We cannot offer scholarships due to NCAA regulations. Our affiliation with NCAA coaches and schools puts us in a position where any scholarship money can be seen as an inducement to a future collegiate athlete. This puts our coaches and our host universities in jeopardy of damaging their status with the NCAA and incurring penalties at the hands of their organizing body.

*Please note, this information is subject to change.

Sample Daily Schedule

9:00 AM Campers Arrive/Free Shoot
9:15 AM Stretch/Floor Length Open Up
9:30 AM Skill Development Work
11:15 AM Agility Drills
12:00 PM Lunch/extra shooting
1:00 PM Individual Improvement Drills
1:30 PM Lecture (Guest Speaker, nutrition/conditioning discussions)
2:15 PM Games - 5 on 5 or 3 on 3
3:00 PM Campers Depart

Minneapolis Sports Center

The Minneapolis Sports Center boasts 50,000 square ft of space, making it the largest indoor sports center in the Twin Cities. Located adjacent to South High School on Lake Street in Minneapolis, the facility holds 4 basketball courts and provides athletic training facilities to urban youth.

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Overall Average Rating 4.50 / 5 Stars

- 4/5.
My daughter made a lot of new friends.

August 6, 2017: My daughter made a lot of new friends. She learned a lot and worked on her skills. All of the staff was very encouraging.

— Karen G. Parent
- 5/5.
My son came home sore and happy

July 28, 2017: My son came home sore and happy. He loves being worked hard and said he got it there.

— Mike P. Parent
- 5/5.
He loves the encouragement

July 28, 2017: He loves the encouragement and friendly competition between campers! We have already recommended a camper this year and will recommend others for next years camp!!

— Tina H. Parent

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- 5/5.
My daughter couldn't wait to go back.

August 8, 2016: My daughter had a lot of fun and couldn't wait to go back the next day. The coaches were positive but expected hard work and respect out of the girls. There was a perfect variety of skills mixed with 1v1, 3v3, and 5v5.

— Molly M. Parent
- 5/5.
Thank you for offering this camp!

August 8, 2016: My daughter's favorite parts of camp were the skills, various 1v1 and 3v3 games, and making new friends. Thank you for offering this camp! She loved it.

— Heather D. Parent
- 5/5.
Our son worked hard every day and really enjoyed it.

August 2, 2016: We knew this camp would be intense and push our son. The video on the website was really great and hooked in my son to give it a try. He worked hard every day and really enjoyed it. He's already trying to convince his brother to join him next summer.

— Heather K. Parent
- 5/5.
Great for their self esteem!

July 30, 2016: One on one was fun and boosted him up. So nice to recognize teams and players at the end of the week. Great for their self esteem! No complaints and he was tired so he must have gotten some good running and conditioning in too!

— Candace C. Parent
- 5/5.
Great camp!

From a parent's perspective, the drills and fitness work were tremendous. From my son's perspective, the competition (games/tournaments) was the best. Great camp!

— Derek S. Parent
- 5/5.
My son enjoyed all aspects of the camp.

My son enjoyed all aspects of the camp, he learned a lot of skills he didn't know, I hope you have it again next year, same place. He was pretty sore the first day but enjoyed all the skills learned.

— Deborah B. Parent
- 5/5.
Absolutely amazing.

The director and the instructor were absolutely amazing.

— Colt B. Parent

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