Galen Harkness • November 2, 2025
Work Hard. Have Fun. Get Better. This Winter at EYG Basketball.
Build Skills. Boost Confidence. Have Fun Working Hard.
Build Skills. Boost Confidence. Have Fun Working Hard.
At EYG Basketball, we believe in players who want to get better — who show up, sweat, and smile through the grind.
Because when effort meets structure, improvement happens fast.
🏀 This Winter at EYG
We’ve got a lineup designed to help players sharpen skills, build habits, and play with confidence — no matter their level.
🍂 Holiday Shooting & Scoring Clinic
Nov. 24–25 • Grades 4–11 • $225–$250
Play Sharper. Score More. Impact Games Now.
For players ready to take their scoring to the next level.
Learn the footwork, mechanics, and confidence to score in real game situations — from 1v1 drives to 3v3 plays.
❄️ Holiday Shooting & Skills Camp
Dec. 22–23 • Grades 3–8 • $225 (Early Bird $200 by Dec. 1)
Build Habits That Show Up Every Game.
Players will refine form, improve finishing, and tighten ball-handling through fun, fast-paced drills.
Every rep has purpose. Every player gets better.
⚡ Shooting & Scoring Academy
Dec. 29–30 • Grades 6–11 • $225–$250
Step Into the New Year as a Confident Scorer.
Advanced players train through live, game-like reps to build rhythm, spacing, and shot creation skills.
Perfect for players serious about taking the next step in their development.
💪 EYG Transformation Program 2026
March–October 2026 • Grades 6–11
Get 1% Better Every Session.
This is our most comprehensive training system ever — built for players who want real growth over hype.
Through consistent, purposeful coaching, players will build confidence, improve decision-making, and master the game step by step.
This program is application-based and designed for hardworking, coachable players who are ready to commit.
Why It Matters
Every player says they want to get better — but few put in the consistent work it takes.
EYG is for those who do.
We’ve trained thousands of players across Colorado over the past 10 years, from beginners finding their love for the game to high school athletes preparing for varsity and college-level play.
Our players don’t chase hype. They build habits.
They learn to show up, work hard, and have fun doing it.
Ready to Work?
The best time to improve isn’t “later.”
It’s now.
✅ Structured coaching that builds confidence
✅ Purposeful drills that translate to games
✅ A community that values effort, focus, and fun
Let’s build better players — one session at a time.
Every player compares. They compare stats. They compare teams. They compare offers. They compare playing time. They compare skill level. And most of the time… They compare at the worst possible moment. A player sees someone score 25. Another makes varsity early. Someone gets attention online. Someone gets recruited first. Suddenly it feels like you are behind. But here is the truth most players don’t want to hear. They are not ahead. They are just further along their path. Basketball development is not a race. It is a long process that compounds over time. Some players grow early. Some players grow later. Some players get opportunities early. Some players earn them through years of work. The scoreboard you see right now is only a snapshot. It does not predict who you will become. What actually determines your future is much simpler. Work. Skill is not given. Confidence is not given. Game performance is not given. They are built. Through training. Through repetition. Through failure. Through consistency. Through time. Too many players spend their energy watching others. The best players spend their energy building themselves. You cannot control another player’s timeline. You cannot control another player’s opportunity. But you can control: How often you train. How focused you are when you train. How you respond to mistakes. How consistent you stay. How long you are willing to commit to improvement. Most players want results. Few players are willing to live in the process long enough to earn them. Comparison steals joy. But more importantly, comparison steals focus. And when focus disappears, development stops. The players who improve the most are not always the most talented. They are the most consistent. They show up when others don’t. They work when others watch. They stay patient when others quit. So instead of asking: “Why are they ahead?” Ask: “What am I willing to do to improve?” Then go to work. If you are a player who is ready to train with purpose, EYG Basketball provides structured, focused training designed to help you improve the skills that matter most in real games. Learn more at: 👉 www.eygbball.com
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