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Since 2004 THE HOOP FACTORY has been engineering high level workouts/camps for student athletes of all ages, experiences and levels. Utilizing the first hand knowledge from our staff of professional coaches, THE HOOP FACTORY has become the "Go-To" training environment for player at all levels. Personal Training-Spring Break/Holiday/Summer Camp-Shooting Clinics-Mini Baller
We are well-known for our specialization in Player development
Choose the right programs and sessions for your child; The Hoop Factory currently has 0 program available; 12 TBD.
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Coed Ages: 7 - 12 Basketball
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Coed Ages: 7 - 18 Basketball
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Coed Ages: 4 - 12 Basketball
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Coed Ages: 4 - 6 Basketball
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Coed Ages: 5 - 14 Basketball
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Coed Ages: 5 - 14 Basketball
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Maximum installments available | 2 |
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Discount if paid early | 10% |
Discount for 2nd child | $25 |
Discount for 3rd child | $50 |
For the most serious ballers, The Hoop Factory is an elite basketball training program. Starting from their regulation-sized NBA quality court, with state-of-the-art equipment, and ending with highly-skilled trainers, nothing about this program is basic. Programs are very specific to each learning skills, like spacing, passing, or shooting. Their very popular exclusive program, The Breakfast Club, is limited to 20 players and covers a range of skills, and is done before school three times a week. Founder Vidal Massiah started The Hoop Factory almost 20 years ago realizing the desperate need for a basketball training facility in Toronto. His experience playing basketball is extensive and he is a leader not just in basketball, but in terms of his dedication and hard work in the sport and off the court. The coaches at The Hoop Factory are also those who have played at higher levels and who want to motivate and push their students to be the best. Players leave the program with more refined skills, but also with respect and discipline and a better mental attitude.
HF Graduate selected in 2018 NBA G league Draft.
Training at the hoop factory teaches you a lot of things not only on the court, but off the court as well. It teaches you how to earn your respect, good discipline, and works on how to be mentally and physically strong dur... Show More
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I always take the opportunity to take my daughter to The Hoop Factory during March and summer breaks. The reason I do so this, is that The Hoop Factory teaches the fundamentals of basketball while making it a fun experienc... Show More
What a great investment
What a great way for my son to spend his summer with like minded and focused kids chasing their basketball dreams! Amazing environment
Vidal is a product of the Toronto area Eastern Commerce Saints, and has built an impressive resume for himself since graduating in 1998.
*After a four year career at Div 1 St. Bonaventure Vidal graduated with a degree in marketing and began playing professionally throughout Europe and Asia.
*Vidal continues to pursue his basketball dreams and ha... Read more
Our Staff is well-seasoned and guided by our over arching philosophy in player development before anything else.
Location | Address | Pick up | Drop off |
Stop 1 | 49 Felstead Ave | 8:45 am | 6:45 pm |
Offers children's birthday party packages: Yes
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Available for private rentals: Yes
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Eric Rawhwire has been a mainstay at the Hoop Factory Summer Training can Development camps over the last 4 years where he has turned himself and life, completely around. Having always been a great athlete, Eric has pushed himself beyond his limits and transformed his game from being a "raw athlete", into a skilled player with the size and strength to dominate at the guard position. Originally from Toronto, Eric attended High School in Orange County, CA and chose to remain on the West coast as a member of the 2015 UC Irvine incoming freshman class. During Eric's time in California, his talents earned him First Team All-CIF honors, as well as being named San Joaquin league co-MVP. He is also rated as the 18th best player in the state of California by ESPN. Eric has a very bright future ahead of him. We wish Eric all the best!
Eric Rawhwire
Press: http://www.gohighlanders.com/news/2014/11/18/MBB_1118142246.aspx?path=mbball
Harvard picked up a key verbal commitment on Tuesday. Corey Johnson, of Saxtons River (Vt.) Vermont Academy, committed to Tommy Amaker and his staff just a few days after his official visit.
Just a day before the initial signing period is set to begin, Corey Johnson, a 6-foot-6 wing out of Saxtons River (Vt.) Vermont Academy, informed Scout.com that he has committed to Harvard.
“From a basketball standpoint and building the relationship with coach Amaker in the little time that I knew him, that was really big for me,” Johnson told Scout.com when pressed about his decision.
“He was constantly talking to me and messaging me,” he added. “He even came up to see me one day when I wasn’t playing and was talking to me about basketball and how I would fit with the team and how possibilities would be endless with the team. That always stuck to me.”
Johnson considered a host of schools, but the only other official visit he took was to Butler. He then went to Harvard on a visit this past weekend. That trip pushed him to commit.
“After the visit this weekend and with my dad seeing it and my mom as well, they both think it’s a great fit basketball wise and academic wise,” he said. “They are both comfortable with it and so am I. That’s where I want to be.”
“I was still considering waiting until the spring time to sign, but just the recent interest that Harvard has had up until now and before this signing period and the feeling that they wanted me now, sets them apart from the other schools.”
Johnson, who is known for his ability to rip the nets from deep, says he’ll have the chance to fill a few different roles at Harvard.
“They are saying they have a great need for shooters, obviously I can bring that to the table, but also my ability to play off the ball and with the ball in my hands will help me expand my game.”
Johnson’s high school coach – Alex Popp – thinks he will bring much more than just shooting to the table as well.
“Corey has incredibly fluid jump shot with a text book release, and this often distracts people from the rest of his game,” Popp said. “He is way more than a shooter.”
“He is dynamic off the bounce and also a great decision maker,” Popp added. “He is tougher than people think, too. He rebounds well in traffic. Last but not least, he is a high level leader - he is the definition of a coach on the floor.”
Johnson played summer ball with the Vidal Messiah’s Northern Kings. Messiah thinks the match is perfect.
“[Amaker’s] a great coach, better person and Harvard's getting a outstanding shooter and leader in Corey from an athletic standpoint," Messiah told Scout.com. "Academically Harvard was a no brainer for us to support.”
With the addition of Johnson, Harvard now has four commitments in the 2015 class. Tommy McCarthy, Weisner Perez and Balsa Dragovic are also committed to Tommy Amaker’s program.
Miles Seward began training at the HF in the summer of 2009 before getting set to enter high school. Over the past 5 years Miles has worked extremely hard, improving a very strong fundamental base and expanding that into becoming a lethal shooter and dynamic play maker. Miles showcased his skills as a member of the Northern Kings AAU program where he attracted the attention of college coaches and recruiters who fell in love with his text book jump shot and natural instincts on the court. Follow Miles as he takes his talents to the University of Northern Colorado where he is expected to start as a freshman and pursue his degree in coaching. #CollegeReady
Miles Seward
Press: http://uncbears.com/news/2014/11/12/MBB_1112141212.aspx
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