Elite Basketball Academy at Hallendale Beach

Highly-Motivated & Professional Coaches

Elite Basketball Academy was founded in 2010 with a mission to bring quality basketball skills training in a family-friendly environment to the youth in our communities.

Our coaching staff is developed and trained to provide a well-balanced learning experience for your child. All of the coaches on our staff are highly experienced and certified.

Over the years, we have helped youth athletes in our communities improve their skills and move on to play basketball in Division 1 & 2 programs, NAIA and Junior College.

​We are conveniently located at Kendale Lakes Park at 7850 SW 142 Ave Miami, Florida 33183.

est.

2010

A decade of expertise

1,000

+

Athletes trained

Basketball Skills Development

Ball Handling

Lean how to control and manipulate the ball through dribbling, passing, and maintaining possession.

Dribbling

Master your dribbling technique while moving and allowing players to advance and evade defenders.

Shooting

Master your stance, grip, hand placement, release and follow through to make your shots every time!

Offense

Learn how to skillfully mix passing, shooting, and movement to outsmart the defense and put points on the board.

Defense

Learn how to make it difficult for the opponent to score and create turnovers to regain possession of the ball.

Rebounds

Master the fundamentals of rebounding by learning the skills such as boxing out, timing, and communication when playing in the paint.

Location Information

Address: 501 SE 1st Ave, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009

Practice Schedule:

Pre-K through 5th Grade Practice: 6pm-7pm

6th Grade through 12 Grade Practice: 7pm-8pm

Program Pricing

BRONZE

$115
$115
  • 2X PRACTICE WEEKLY

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What others have to say about EBA

Elite has been a total game changer for my son!

Sacha Roude

Amazing coaches always willing to teach & help the kids.

Melissa Mendez

My sons skills have improved tremendously which have positively carried over to his school team.

Nancy Lima-Keller