Avery County Summer Series
12 Weeks of Development • Fridays • The Rock Gym • Train with The Hoop Lab
□ Avery County (Rock Gym)
□ Fridays • June 19 – September 4
⏰ 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM
□ Middle School & High School • Limited to 15 Players
Program Overview
The Avery County Summer Series is a weekly basketball development program designed for middle school and high school players who want to stay consistent, improve their skills, and grow their understanding of the game. Each session blends skill development, competitive play, and game-based learning in a focused, high-energy environment. Sessions are held every Friday from June 19 through September 4 at The Rock Gym.
What Players Will Work On
- Ball Handling & Control
- Shooting & Scoring Moves
- Footwork & Finishing
- Offensive & Defensive Concepts
- Competitive Play & Decision Making
- Basketball IQ Development
Who It’s For
- Middle school players
- High school players
- Players serious about improving and competing
Limited Spots
We are limiting this group to 15 players to ensure each athlete receives quality reps, coaching, and attention throughout the summer.
Pricing
$100 per month
✔ Weekly Training ✔ Structured Development ✔ Consistent Reps
Spots are filled on a first-come basis.
12 Weeks of Development
Players will have the opportunity to train weekly from June 19 through September 4, creating consistent development opportunities throughout the summer and into the early fall.
Schedule
Fridays • 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM
June 19 – September 4
The Rock Gym • Avery County, NC
Secure Your Spot Below
Complete the registration form below to lock in your place in the Avery County Summer Series.
If you’re serious about improving this summer, this is your opportunity to stay consistent, get quality work, and compete in a structured environment.
Membership Access
With your membership, players gain access to more than just the Avery County Summer Series.
- Avery County Summer Series (Fridays)
- Mitchell County Training Sessions
- Hoop Lab Headquarters Training (Weaverville, NC)
This gives players multiple opportunities each week to train, stay consistent, and continue improving.