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As one who played varsity basketball in Vermont, I understand the need for quality 'off-season' instruction and analysis.

This month-long clinic provides specialized, concentrated player development including consultation, instruction and evaluation. Athletes will be videotaped as they perform specific drills to increase their skill set and basketball IQ. Tape will be broken down by staff providing students with the most applicable guidance and direction.Students have the option to play pick up hoops in an unstructured environment prior to the basketball season. Many times these “open gym” times become a display of one-on-one moves and non-fundamental basketball. In contrast, this clinic provides students the opportunity for structured, knowledgeable and passionate understanding of this great sport and themselves.

We, the staff of jOURney, look forward to investing your game.

Jeff Fuller
802/522-6536
BeInteresting@yahoo.com

Lamoille Union (Hyde Park)
Tues. & Thurs.; 6-8 PM

September: $125; ages 12-14
(Sept. 15, 17, 22, 24, & 29)
October: $150; ages 14-18
(Oct. 6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 27, 29)

"In my experience with Jeff he is very knowledgeable about the game of basketball and a blessing to work with." Jake Voskuhl (10 yr. NBA pro)
"Jeff Fuller was a coach for me when I was the principal of Crossett Brook Middle School. I observed his calm and consistent manner of coaching, his passion for the game and his even-handedness in dealing with adults." Ken Page (Executive Director, Vermont Principals' Association)
"Jeff has a great understanding of the game. He works kids hard, making them better while improving both their skill set and basketball IQ." George Rodecker (NBA draft analyst)
"Jeff has a clear passion for basketball, and has continuously sought to grow the game in Vermont. He has proven to be a tireless worker with his radio show, and I'm sure that work ethic applies to everything he does." Will Voigt (former Vermont Frost Heaves Head Coach)

A percentage of the profits will go to the Vermont Army National Guard in honor of my cousin, Scott McLaughlin, who gave his life for the hope of freedom in Iraq.