Kids Basketball Classes in The Woodlands | Fundamentals First
Fundamentals First • The Woodlands, TX

Fundamentals First Basketball Classes in The Woodlands

Fundamentals First is a structured starting point for beginners and developing players ages 6–12. These classes help young players build confidence, habits, and real understanding of the game before moving into leagues or more competitive play.

Fundamentals First Classes are open for registration.

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For players ages 6–12 • Led by Coach Deon • Programs held in The Woodlands

Quick Details for Parents

Ages 6–12
Format 4-week program
Schedule 1 class per week
Best For Beginners and developing players
Location The Woodlands Methodist School FLC Gym

Not Sure Which Class to Choose?

Most families are new to the process. Start with the option that best fits your player right now.

Best for complete beginners

Dribbling Control Class

Great for players who are just getting started and need confidence handling the ball with control.

Best for all-around fundamentals

Core Skills Class

A strong choice for families who want a broad fundamentals class covering ball handling, finishing, and shooting basics.

Best girls-only option

Girls Foundations Class

A girls-only fundamentals environment built to help players grow with structure and confidence.

If unsure, contact Coach Deon at coachdeon@coachdeon.com.

Coach Deon Development Pathway
Entry Level Program
Next Step → Young Ballers League

Fundamentals First Class Options

Choose the class that fits your player best and register below.

Dribbling Control Class

Ball control Ages 6–12 $100 Beginner-friendly
Format: 4 weeks
Schedule: 1 session per week
Location: The Woodlands Methodist School FLC Gym
Best for: Brand new players building confidence with the ball
Not Available This Month

Shot Builder & Balance Class

Shooting habits Ages 6–12 $75 Beginner-friendly
Format: 4 weeks
Schedule: 1 session per week
Location: The Woodlands Methodist School FLC Gym
Best for: Players who need better shooting form, balance, and repeatable habits
Register

Girls Foundations Class

Girls-only fundamentals Ages 6–12 $75 Beginner-friendly
Format: 4 weeks
Schedule: 1 session per week
Location: The Woodlands Methodist School FLC Gym
Best for: Girls who need a structured, confidence-building fundamentals environment
Register

Finishing and Footwork Foundation Class

Finishing + footwork Ages 6–12 $100 Developing players
Format: 4 weeks
Schedule: 1 session per week
Location: The Woodlands Methodist School FLC Gym
Best for: Players ready to improve body control, footwork, and finishing around the basket
Register

Pick Up and Hoop Class

Live play + habits Ages 6–12 $100 Developing players
Format: 4 weeks
Schedule: 1 session per week
Location: The Woodlands Methodist School FLC Gym
Best for: Players who need guided live play while still building habits and understanding
Not Available This Month

Core Skills Class

All-around fundamentals Ages 6–12 $75 Beginner-friendly
Format: 4 weeks
Schedule: 1 session per week
Location: The Woodlands Methodist School FLC Gym
Best for: Families who want one broad fundamentals class covering multiple skill areas
Register
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Coach Deon Basketball Development System

This program is part of the Coach Deon Basketball Development System , a structured pathway that helps players grow step by step through classes, leagues, camps, and competitive opportunities.

What Your Player Gains From Fundamentals First

  • Greater confidence handling the ball under control
  • Stronger balance, footwork, and body awareness
  • Shooting habits built on consistency, not streaks
  • Clearer understanding of spacing, movement, and decision-making
  • A calmer mindset when the game gets faster

Players are not rushed. They are taught, corrected, and supported so improvement actually sticks.

How Fundamentals First Is Different

What parents can expect

These classes are intentionally structured. Sessions are organized, coaching is consistent, and expectations are clear. Players know what they are working on and how each skill connects to the game.

Parents trust the process because it is calm, organized, and built for long-term growth.