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Shoot Hoops, Improve Your Dribbling And Work As A Team

Girls Shooting Program

Ages: 13-17 yrs

Eligible for CSC Discount: Yes

Location: War Memorial Gym, 6081 University Blvd

Consent Form: UBC Camps Basketball Consent

This shooting camp will allow players to develop their shooting technique allowing for a greater ability to score in game situations. Proper shooting technique is necessary to have consistent accuracy, develop your range, and get shots off on a tough defender. This camp will not only drill you on your shooting technique but it will teach you how to create more shooting opportunities through the use of proper footwork and using screens effectively. Shooting off the catch, off the dribble, and finishing 1-on-1 moves will also be covered.

Pair this camp with the Girls Basketball Plus Program to take your game to the next level.

VANCOUVER,BC:JANUARY 23, 2016 -- UBC Thunderbirds University of REGINA during CIS Canada West women's basketball action at UBC in Vancouver, BC, January, 23, 2016. (Rich Lam/UBC Athletics Photo) ***MADATORY CREDIT***VANCOUVER,BC:JANUARY 23, 2016 -- UBC Thunderbirds University of REGINA during CIS Canada West women's basketball action at UBC in Vancouver, BC, January, 23, 2016. (Rich Lam/UBC Athletics Photo) ***MADATORY CREDIT***VANCOUVER,BC:JANUARY 23, 2016 -- UBC Thunderbirds University of REGINA during CIS Canada West women's basketball action at UBC in Vancouver, BC, January, 23, 2016. (Rich Lam/UBC Athletics Photo) ***MADATORY CREDIT***

From left to right, Andrea Strujic, Jessica Hanson, and Shilpa Khanna; UBC Thunderbirds and Camp Coaches.

Available Sessions

Code Course Age Date Course Day(s) Time Fee  
25405 Girls Shooting Program 13-17 yrs Aug 12 - Aug 15 Mon - Thu 2:00PM - 4:00PM $155.00 Register Now

*No camp on Friday, August 16, 2019!

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Co-ed Elementary Program »

Ages: 8-14 yrs

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Strength, Power, Speed Performance Camp »

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Lead by our experienced and qualified Strength and Conditioning Coaches weight room sessions will focus on learning the base weight lifting techniques required to increase strength and power for sport.


Basketball Fitness Fun Training »

Ages: 8-11 yrs

Train with our personal trainers in a fun group environment, using fitness games and simple exercises designed to help your sports performance in basketball in a group setting.


Co-ed Fundamentals »

Ages: 8-14 yrs

Come to UBC and learn from the best! Varsity basketball coaches, along with top varsity athletes from the UBC Men's Basketball Team, provide top-level instruction in all fundamentals essential to learning and improving basketball skills. This is a perfect camp for boys and girls of all skill levels because we focus on the FUN-damantals!

UBC Camps
3065 Wesbrook Mall
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z3
Tel 604 822 1540
Email ubc.camps@ubc.ca
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