The program

Four stages. Each with its own structure, its own goals and its own sequence.

There is no single program for everyone. There is a path, and the athlete joins it at the point that fits them. Every stage depends on the one before it and prepares the one after.

Motor Skills Development Ages 4–10
01

Motor Skills Development

The foundation. At these ages the nervous system matures rapidly and the window for coordination abilities is wide open — miss it, and it never reopens quite so easily.

  • Developing and training coordination (adaptive) abilities
  • Systematic assessment of motor development
  • Introduction to the fundamental techniques of basketball
  • Rich, varied movement stimulus rather than early specialisation
Athlete Development Ages 10+
02

Athlete Development

The athlete starts to take shape. Technique becomes specific, physical abilities gain direction, and the athlete enters Basketball Personal Training and Force Elite Training.

  • Systematic development of specific physical abilities
  • Technical elements specialised by position and profile
  • Integration into Basketball Personal Training
  • Integration into Force Elite Training
Talent Development Ages 12–18
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Talent Development

The conditional stage. Entry follows an assessment and an interview, and requires commitment from the athlete and their family. In return, the athlete gains a complete support team.

  • Conditional entry: assessment and interview
  • Athlete commitment to the development plan
  • Support team: coaches, doctor, physiotherapist, psychologist, dietitian
  • Technical refinement and automation of movement
  • Emphasis on strength and performance maximisation
Pro Training Ages 18+
04

Pro Training

For the professional. The work is organised around the annual cycle: pre-season, competitive season, transition period — each with different goals.

  • Maximising competitive performance
  • Sustaining a high level across many seasons
  • Pre-season goal setting
  • Competitive and transition period goal setting

Which stage does your athlete belong to?

Entry always begins with a meeting and an assessment. Talk to us.

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