Terel H.

React Fast Basketball Academy has instructed thousands of youth and prep players as individuals or in group sessions, camps and clinics. As basketball trainers & coaches we have helped and instructed many players that have gone on to play collegiate or professional basketball and we are all very passionate about the game! We excel in coaching up all ages and levels of players and have coached at the recreational, competitive, club level, middle school and prep levels. Marty Bertolette founded the React Fast Basketball Academy in 2010 but his coaching experience goes back to 1989 when he held his first basketball camp in Fort Collins, CO.

All of our trainers have played at the Division 1 and or professional level. Marty founded React Fast Basketball Academy in 2010. He was the Director of Player Development for Rocky Mountain Youth Sports for 6 years. Marty was the Basketball Academy Director with P2P Sports for 3.5 years after partnering in 2015. He has worked with thousands of youth, prep, collegiate and professional players as a full-time coach and skills trainer. Marty is a USA Basketball Gold Licensed Coach. His experience includes high, middle and elementary school coaching positions as well as instructing at numerous national and local camps. Marty was a highly awarded collegiate basketball player at Montana State University Billings, MT. Some of his career highlights include playing against top 10 ranked University of Utah and returning to Fort Collins to play Colorado State University. Marty held his first youth basketball camp in the summer of 1989 and he has been coaching and mentoring players ever since. Marty’s son Braxton Bertolette plays at Casper College (NJCAA D1 Perennial Power).

We focus on various skill development from ball handling, passing, shooting creating space, defense, conditioning, scoring, and much more for you to improve your skill level. Each session varies due to each individual players level. We do not have a training "plan" we base everything off of the needs of the athlete.