Learn to score and create opportunities for teammates at Otterbasketball’s Combination Day Camp designed to cover a variety of skills within a 5 hour period. The Combo Camp Two-Day Camp is designed to cover a variety of skills within a two days, each session lasting 3 hours The first session is 9 a.m. to noon – 5th–7th grade, two consecutive days. The second session is from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. for players 8th grade thru 12th grade, two consecutive days. This two-day combo. Camp will focus on shooting efficiency areas such as:
- Foot speed and how to build quick explosive handle for strong drives to the basket
- Shooting in one motion for quick release, staying on track and square to the basket
- How to incorporate your entire body into your shot
- Proper catch and shoot technique
- Proper catch and shoot on the run
- Quick pull-up off the dribble
The second day will focus on moves off the dribble such as:
- Change of speed, covering ground off dribble
- Eliminating wasted motion while moving
- Playing in straight lines
- Using angles to attack off the dribble
- Situational finishes at the basket (strong finishes and speed finishes)
- Creating space out of triple threat
- Shooting in different game situations
- This camp is not for a player who is new to Otterbasketball training. We recommend this camp to serious players willing to work very hard to become a better player. We usually only accept 12 players into this camp
Jason Otter Camps Jason is an expert at teaching the fundamentals of the game from the physical aspect as well as the mental. Each drill will be broken down and explained so each student will develop a clear understanding of the exact reasoning behind it. He also teaches basketball conditioning. Jason’s conditioning is executed through fundamental drills in a very intense manner.
Jason’s camps are all co-ed, unless requested differently. They are like none you’ve ever attended. They are physically and mentally challenging, but provide each player with the proper tools to elevate their game. These camps build individual skills. There is no team scrimmaging or one-on-one competition. They are not a day-care or a trophy camp — they are for serious players wanting to elevate their game.[/fusion_text]