Welcome to Quest Basketball!

Group Training

Private Group Training

Camps & Clinics

Quest Group Training SessionsTailored for elementary, middle, and high school students, Quest Group Training Sessions incorporate a comprehensive range of basketball skills and drills designed to boost shooting, dribbling, passing, defensive strategies, and to deepen overall understanding of the game.After skills training, it's time to scrimmage, and to apply what you learned relative to teamwork and in-the-moment decision-making.Each session is an engaging and energetic experience that hones basketball prowess and cultivates passion for the game.We'd love to have you. Message us below to register.

Quest Private Training (By Request)Both new players ready to jumpstart their skills and advanced athletes seeking targeted improvement can benefit from Private Group Training.Building upon the foundation established in Quest Group Training Sessions, our coaches work hand-in-hand with players to identify areas of opportunity for growth.These training sessions provide an personalized environment for players to refine their strengths, address weaknesses, and enhance their overall performance.
 
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Specialized Camps & ClinicsWhen you join our seasonal camps and clinics players refine their skills and forge the physical prowess necessary for peak performance on the court.Perfect for both seasoned athletes and newcomers, Quest Basketball camps offer a dynamic fusion of fundamental training and skill enhancement.Experience an array of endurance and strength training stations carefully designed to amplify not just stamina, but also basketball IQ. Our camps provide the ideal platform for players to develop both their game and their endurance.
 
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Coach Mike

Coach Mike has over 30 years experience in both education and high school basketball coaching and skill development. Chicago Native.US Army 13 Bravo, 1st Cavalry Combat Veteran.

Coach Mike Drew

Coach Mike Drew played basketball in high school and at Jackson State, Jackson, MS.Chicago Native.
 
 

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Quest Basketball Philosophy?
Our commitment is to cultivate the fundamental skills necessary for student-athletes to excel in the game of basketball. With a dedicated focus on technique, teamwork, and strategy, we empower our players to succeed not only on the court but also in every aspect of their lives. “We bring a unique level of discipline, integrity, and dedication to our training programs.” At Quest, we strive to inspire a culture of excellence—both on and off the court—shaped by the values of service, honor, and resilience."Do you provide training for children aged six years?
Currently our training begins at age nine years. However, if a child younger than age nine years demonstrates the necessary focus, discipline and skill to participate in the elementary school sessions, an exception might be made, subject to Coach Mike's discretion.How long are the sessions?
Our session durations vary: group training and private group sessions typically span 1-2 hours. However, our Seasonal Camps offer a three-hour immersive experience.Do you offer any military or multi-sibling discounts?
Our monthly Group Training Program rate is discounted from the per session rate. (Over a 50% saving.)What happens if my child is in middle school, but has been playing with high school students?
At Quest Basketball, our goal is to enhance each player's basketball IQ. We aim for them to grasp fundamental concepts and effectively apply them in a game setting. We carefully assess and place each player in training sessions that facilitate their development.How often should I practice basketball to see improvement?
Consistency is key.. Attend group training sessions consistently and on off-days, dedicate quality time to fundamental drills and skill building. Integrate dribbling practice into daily routines, like dribbling to the mailbox, while walking the dog, or to the car. There's no such thing as too much practice!What else can I do to become a better basketball player?
Many basketball players also compete in track. Track workouts enhance cardiovascular endurance and overall conditioning. Sprinting drills improve speed, agility, and aids rapid movements on the court. Track workouts that include plyometric exercises that can increase your vertical jump and explosiveness, aiding in rebounds and blocks. Track workouts can contribute to strengthening muscles, tendons, and ligaments, potentially reducing the risk of common basketball injuries.