Off-season work is where players separate themselves—and small group training is one of the fastest ways to close the gap between where you are and where you want to be.
At Kenny Hatch Basketball, we’ve seen players transform between seasons by committing to consistent, focused small group sessions. Why does it work? Because the format allows players to work on their individual weaknesses in a setting that still mimics real game situations. If a player needs to improve ball-handling under pressure, they can do it live against peers. If they need more reps shooting off the dribble, we can build that into their group plan.
Players also benefit from accountability. Training in a small group creates a rhythm and culture of improvement. Everyone pushes each other, and everyone sees results.
What’s more, this type of training allows players to internalize new skills in a more dynamic way. They're not just going through drills—they're solving problems in real time, building court awareness, and developing habits that stick when the game gets tough. These sessions become more than just workouts—they become a bridge from where a player is to where they want to be.
We’ve seen athletes go from barely getting minutes to becoming starters and leaders by the time the season rolls around. The key isn’t just talent—it’s targeted development, consistent reps, and an environment that fosters growth.
If you're riding the bench or getting limited minutes, small group training can be your launchpad. At Kenny Hatch Basketball, we design every session with one thing in mind: helping players transform potential into performance.
Ready to put in the work? Join a small group at Kenny Hatch Basketball and start your journey from overlooked to unstoppable.
