Basketball Shooting Training for Kids in The Woodlands

Shooting Reps & Consistency Class

Mondays — January 5, 12, 26 • 7:15–8:15 PM

This class is built for players who already understand their shooting mechanics and now need the right kind of repetition. Parents often see the same pattern: their child shoots well in practice, but it doesn’t always carry over to games. This program closes that gap.

Across three focused sessions, players work on rhythm, balance, timing, and shot speed — all the small details that make a shot consistent under pace, pressure, and fatigue. The goal is simple: repeatable form that shows up every time they shoot.

What Your Player Will Gain:

  • • High-repetition shooting in a teaching-focused environment
  • • Guided reps that strengthen timing, balance, and range
  • • Shot-speed work that translates to real game pressure
  • • A pre-shot routine they can use before practices and games

Groups stay small so each player receives individual feedback, focused corrections, and quality repetitions in every segment.

Location: The Woodlands Methodist School FLC Gym • 1915 Lakefront Circle, The Woodlands, TX 77380 • View Map

For Beginners

If your player is still learning the basics of shooting — stance, balance, rhythm, and release — this class may move too quickly. Beginners will make better progress in our Fundamentals First – Shot Builder Class.

Parent FAQ – What Families Want to Know

Is this class right for my child?

This class is best for players who already have basic shooting mechanics and can comfortably shoot with proper form. If your player is still learning stance, balance, or release, they will progress faster in the Shot Builder Class.

What is the main focus of this class?

The focus is repetition with purpose. Players learn to repeat the same shot under pace, pressure, and fatigue. Every drill builds rhythm, balance, timing, and shot speed — the pillars of shooting consistency.

How intense is the class?

The training is upbeat but controlled. Players stay moving and engaged, but the pace is focused on quality rather than rushing. Every minute is designed to make each rep more consistent.

Will my child shoot on the move?

Yes — players learn to shoot from different angles, footwork patterns, and passes. They also work out of light movement to build game-ready balance and timing without overwhelming younger shooters.

How big are the groups?

Groups stay intentionally small so every player gets real feedback, guided reps, and accountability. This ensures your child receives the teaching they need to improve week by week.

What should my player bring?

Players should bring water, indoor shoes, and a labeled basketball. A warm-up routine is recommended before class — and your player will learn what that routine should look like during the program.