About Us

CoachesCare has always had the mindset that athletics is a bonding source for young men and women.  Utilizing team sports is one of many ways to reach young people.  Many basketball youth organizations do a great job of teaching young people a particular sport, but rarely do these organizations stimulate their minds outside of that sport.  At CoachesCare it was imperative to include Cross Training, In-House training, and Academics in our program.  We recognize as parents that this would be a great opportunity to develop an "All-In-One Youth Organization."  Not only will your child be taught the game of basketball but we will also develop your child's academic study habits when needed. 

At CoachesCare we put a great deal of thought behind our fundamental structure and wanted our sessions to run parallel to the Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall annual seasons. To form positive habits, research has shown that it takes 'doing something' for 30 days to form a habit.  In turn, CoachesCare believes that within a season in our program, you will see vast improvements in your kid's behavior, basketball skills, and study habits.

The founder of CoachesCare implements non-traditional ways to reach young people.  Our methods have been embraced throughout the county. For example, we utilize the popular culture that the youth gravitate toward as a way to make that connection  Another example in our tutoring program is our two-tiered approach that has a proven track record.  This approach is that to reach a kid academically, there must be youth involvement and positive peer pressure. Youth involvement simply means young people tutoring, other young people, of course with CoachesCare supervision. Positive peer pressure on the other hand is the component that allows the kid to feel good about him or herself because his or her friends reinforce the 'good' and help out with the 'bad'.

When you say Who Cares - Remember CoachesCare.