Masterclasses for next generation
18 Aug
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Adelaide 36ers are proud to announce the club will be mentoring the next generation of basketball talent in South Australia.
The club will be starting the Adelaide 36ers Masterclasses, a quarterly two-hour training session which focuses on core areas of basketball development for players wanting to further enhance their skillset to go to the next level.
These Masterclasses, held at St Clair Recreation Centre, are available to boys and girls from U10 through to U18 and will be mentored by specialist coaches.
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Adelaide 36ers head coach CJ Bruton said the Masterclasses will provide junior basketballers the opportunity to learn from some of the state’s best coaches.
“The Masterclasses will be a great tool to provide insight into how to train and learn the expectations of being a professional basketballer and for athletes looking to make the next step in their career progression,” Bruton said.
To book your spot, click here.

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