Intermediate Ball-Handling Development

September 2026 Registration Is Open

Basketball Dribbling Class in The Woodlands

Build Confidence Through Consistent Development™

A structured intermediate dribbling class for players who already have a basketball foundation and are ready to improve ball control, movement, coordination, pace, confidence, and their ability to handle the basketball in more challenging situations.

Please Read Before Registering

This Is an Intermediate Class

The Dribbling Class is designed for players who already have foundational basketball experience and are ready for more focused ball-handling development.

Beginners and foundational players should start with Fundamentals First. That program is specifically designed to develop basic ball control, coordination, movement, confidence, and the foundational basketball skills players need before progressing into intermediate training.

September Session

September 2026 Dribbling Class

Dates Thursdays — September 10, 17 & 24
Time 8:30–9:15 PM
Session Length 45 Minutes
Full September Session $75
Location The Woodlands Methodist School – FLC Gym
Address 1915 Lake Front Circle, The Woodlands, TX 77380

Structured Ball-Handling Development

Better Control Creates More Confidence

Ball handling is more than learning moves. Players need control, coordination, body awareness, movement, pace, and the confidence to keep the basketball under control as situations become more challenging.

Ball Control

Improve the ability to control the basketball consistently with either hand.

Coordination

Develop better control of the body and basketball together through purposeful repetitions.

Movement

Progress from stationary control into dribbling while moving, changing direction, and navigating space.

Change of Pace

Help players understand how speed, rhythm, and control can be used to create space.

Confidence

Build comfort with the basketball so players become more willing to move, attack space, and make decisions.

Game Application

Connect ball-handling skills to situations players are more likely to encounter in live basketball.

Newer to Basketball?

Start With Fundamentals First

If your player is still learning basic ball control, coordination, movement, footwork, or foundational basketball concepts, the intermediate Dribbling Class may not be the right starting point.

Fundamentals First provides a structured environment where beginner and foundational players can develop confidence, establish proper habits, and build the foundation they need before progressing into intermediate skill classes.

Registration Options

Choose How Your Player Participates

Flexible Option

Single Session

Need more flexibility? Register for an available individual Dribbling Class session without enrolling in the entire month.

Location

The Woodlands Methodist School – FLC Gym

1915 Lake Front Circle
The Woodlands, TX 77380

Parent Questions

Dribbling Class FAQ

Is this class for beginners?
No. The Dribbling Class is an intermediate development class designed for players who already have foundational basketball experience. Beginners and foundational players should begin with Fundamentals First.
When is the September Dribbling Class?
September classes are Thursdays, September 10, 17, and 24 from 8:30–9:15 PM.
How long is each class?
Each Dribbling Class is 45 minutes.
How much is the full September session?
The complete three-session September Dribbling Class is $75.
Can my player attend only one class?
Yes. Single-session registration is available separately, subject to availability.
What will players work on?
Instruction focuses on ball control, coordination, movement, changes of direction, pace, confidence, and progressive game-relevant ball handling.
Where is the Dribbling Class held?
The class is held at The Woodlands Methodist School – FLC Gym, 1915 Lake Front Circle, The Woodlands, TX 77380.

September Registration Is Open

Build Better Control. Build More Confidence.

Three Thursday sessions of structured intermediate ball-handling development designed to improve control, movement, coordination, and confidence with the basketball.