Luke Harper

1 on 1 session focused on 6 pillars (see below) 1. Ball Handling Build control, creativity, flow, and the ability to handle pressure. 2. Shot Mechanics Build your shot from the ground up using proven mechanics to create consistency and confidence. 3. Footwork Master footwork off the catch and off the dribble to become more efficient and reduce turnovers. 4. Game Application Apply what we’ve learned through real game situations — pick-and-rolls, handoffs, ball screens, closeouts, and more. 5. Real Competition My athletes compete against me 1-on-1, putting our training into practice against a live defender. This also allows me to continue evaluating their strengths and identifying what we need to work on next. 6. Basketball IQ I teach athletes why we do things—not just how. The goal is to build players who understand the game, make better decisions, and can apply their skills when it matters.

1 on 1 session focused on 6 pillars (see below) 1. Ball Handling Build control, creativity, flow, and the ability to handle pressure. 2. Shot Mechanics Build your shot from the ground up using proven mechanics to create consistency and confidence. 3. Footwork Master footwork off the catch and off the dribble to become more efficient and reduce turnovers. 4. Game Application Apply what we’ve learned through real game situations — pick-and-rolls, handoffs, ball screens, closeouts, and more. 5. Real Competition My athletes compete against me 1-on-1, putting our training into practice against a live defender. This also allows me to continue evaluating their strengths and identifying what we need to work on next. 6. Basketball IQ I teach athletes why we do things—not just how. The goal is to build players who understand the game, make better decisions, and can apply their skills when it matters.

Group Session 1. Skill Development We start by building foundational skills like ball handling, footwork, and shooting through live teaching and coaching. 2. Active Application Players don’t just learn skills—they actively apply them throughout the session with game-like reps and situations. 3. Live Play We finish with controlled live play, giving players the opportunity to test their skills against real defenders, make mistakes, and learn from them. 4. Competition & Relationships Group sessions give players the chance to compete, build relationships, and learn how to apply their skills in actual games.

Clients will receive an in-depth skill evaluation and assessment. This session gives parents and players an opportunity to learn about my training methods while allowing me to better understand the player’s strengths, weaknesses, goals, and areas for improvement. The goal is to make sure both the player and coach are a good fit before entering into a long-term player-coach relationship.