All training and camps are open to AIA and non-AIA members, unless otherwise noted.
Registration for ALL camps must be completed on the form provided at the bottom of this page. Please register your athlete for the 2012-2013 school year.
All camps are run by our AIA coaches and staff.
We are committed to maximizing the athletes’ time while in the gym, so please always arrive 15 minutes prior to the workouts.
Interested in extra skill training work? Scroll below to contact one of our trainers.
Penetration reads, defensive positioning, and movement without the basketball are critical skills that will be taught during this camp. This 4-day camp will end with Day 4 as ‘Competition Day’ where the athletes will be put on teams and use what they learned to compete for the final 2 hours. Click here to read more about this training camp.
Shooting #1: June 11-12
Becoming a great shooter requires countless hours in the gym, consistent form, and an unrelenting desire to make the shot more accurate and quick. This 2-day camp will focus on form shooting correcting common errors like ‘flying elbow’ and improper feet position, while developing one smooth motion. Click here to read more about this 2-day opportunity.
Shooting #2: June 13-14
Shooting off screens, developing a ridiculously quick pull-up jumper, and learning various ways to train your shot will be explored during this 2-day camp. Athletes will be given a variety of skills and drills to practice in game shots at speed and often against defense. Click here to learn more about the training.
1 on 1 Attack: June 18-19
To be a great player, you have to be able to beat YOUR man. We will work on beating players 1 on 1 off the dribble and off the catch. Learning how to stop 1 offensive player will also be taught during this program. Click here to learn how to finish against contact, use fakes and moves on 1 defender, and know how to lock down 1 player.
Ball Handling / Passing: June 20-21
While becoming a great shooter is a key offensive skill, most young players fail to realize handling / dribbling and passing is done a lot more in the game. Use this 2-day camp as a way to learn how to train these two critical skills and learn how to get up shots while doing so. Click here for more information.
Transition Games: June 25-26
Know how to get easy lay-ups with only one pass in transition? We will use a variety of transition games to learn and compete at offensive advantage situations. Athletes will learn how to get their team an open shot at a high rate. Athletes will also be taught how to actively become a better disadvantaged defender while attempting to get stops. Click here to learn how to become a more effective player in transition.
2 on 2 Playmaker: June 27-28
Great players have the ability to make the teammates around them better. If you want to guarantee a spot on a team throughout your entire career, this 2 on 2 camp will continue to teach you the various ways to make yourself a ‘must have’ on any squad. Increasing your fakes, using great control in the paint, and understanding how to move without the basketball will allow you to take your game to a different level. Click here to learn more.
If you sign up for ALL camps, there is a discount, so please click ‘ALL CAMPS’ below.
AIA has a number of talented individual trainers to help you take your game to the next level. Participating athletes will be expected to use a notebook before, during, and after the training to ensure maximum information retention. Directly contact any one of the coaches below to set up your lesson(s) today!
All Iowa Attack is pleased to host the first AIA Alumni Camp. A few of AIA’s past players and current college basketball players were able to spend a few hours with the AIA players. Attack kids along with the alum went through a college practice learning some important concepts of hard work, success, and responsibility. AIA players were also given the chance to ask the alumni any questions and getting their autographs/pictures.
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