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Note from Director Mike Livingston:
Basketball season is here! THe NBA has started and college hoops is just about to launch. Starting 20 years ago, we realized that youth recreational basketball leagues were typically dominated by the 2-3 best athletes on the court while the other players saw very little development. Even worse, those 2-3 primary players developed bad habits that would not be sustainable versus good competition across the board. Where's the fun in that? We decided to start our own league run the way we believe a league should be run. Our coaches are on the court assisiting the players (as opposed to shouting instructions from the sidelines). We force players to improve their weaknesses to become better all-around players. Finally, we insert specific rules to help each individual player reach their potential and to play to their level of excellence. Do you have a group of buddies who want to play together? Great! We can put them on the same team. Coming in as a free agent? No problem - we will place you on a team with other players in your grade. Get out and play!
Coach Mike
About San Francisco South Bay, CA
One on One Basketball, Inc. launched in the San Francisco Bay Area in the fall of 2003 in Palo Alto, Ca. With NBA players such as Aaron Gordon, Jeremy Lin and Tyler Johnson, college programs such as Stanford and Cal, along with some of the best high school talent in the country, the Bay Area is certainly a basketball hotbed. Our mission is to teach the game properly to players of all skill levels. We focus on instilling basic fundamentals of the game in aspiring players through Developmental Leagues, After School Hoops programs and Camps offered throughout the year. We are currently offering quality instructional programs from San Mateo down to Sunnyvale.
For more information on how One on One Basketball, Inc. can help you, your team or your school please contact us or go to our calendar. If you have specific questions regarding any of our programs, please call us at 650-804-5226.
