Spring Break Membership

The GW Hoops Spring Break Membership gives motivated athletes access to daily open gym time during Spring Break to train, get reps, and stay sharp in a structured but flexible environment.

This program is ideal for athletes who enjoy being in the gym and are ready to take ownership of their development. It is not a traditional camp and is best suited for players who are comfortable training independently or with light guidance from coaches.

What’s Included

• Daily open gym access during Spring Break

• A daily GW Hoops skills workout, posted on the whiteboard each day

• The option to:

  • Follow the daily skills workout with guidance from coaches, or

  • Complete a personal workout at your own pace

• Skill themes that may include:

  • Finishing & layups

  • Shooting

  • Ballhandling

  • Game situations

• Organized scrimmages and pickup games

• A supervised, safe training environment

Schedule Overview

The Spring Break Membership runs on the following dates and time windows. Athletes may arrive and leave at any point during each session. There may be a few bonus times added, but this is what we currently have booked.

• March 16 — 9:00am–11:30am

• March 17 — 7:00am–9:00am

• March 18 — 7:00am–9:00am

• March 19 — 8:30am–10:30am

• March 20 — 8:00am–10:00am

• March 21 — 8:00am–10:00am

• March 23 — 7:00am–8:30am

• March 24 — 7:00am–8:30am

• March 25 — 7:00am–8:30am

• March 26 — 8:00am–10:00am

• March 27 — 8:00am–10:00am

Important Notes:

• Attendance is flexible — athletes are not required to attend every session

• Athletes do not need to arrive at the start time or stay until the end

• This is an open gym membership, not a structured camp schedule

Coaching & Supervision

• 1–2 GW Hoops coaches on site at all times

• Coaches will:

  • Explain and help athletes work through the daily workout

  • Modify drills based on age, experience, and ability

  • Organize and initiate scrimmages when appropriate

  • Be available for questions and feedback throughout the session

While this is not a fully coached camp, athletes are supported and guided, not left on their own.

Who This Program Is For

• Self-motivated athletes who want extra reps during Spring Break

• Players comfortable working independently or in small groups

• Athletes looking to stay sharp heading into Spring leagues, tryouts, or training

While there is no strict age requirement, this program is best suited for athletes in Grades 8–12.

Participation & Focus Expectations

When athletes are in the gym, full engagement is expected.

This membership is built around intentional training, and athletes are expected to:

• Work actively throughout the session

• Follow the daily workout or complete a purposeful personal workout

• Communicate with coaches for feedback or clarification

• Interact positively with teammates and fellow athletes

Hanging out on phones is not permitted.
If an athlete attends a session, they are expected to be fully present — training, learning, competing, or communicating.

Athletes who are not engaged may be asked to rejoin the workout or return when ready to work.

Beginner Athletes

Beginner players are welcome to try the program; however, due to the self-directed nature of the workouts, this membership is best suited for experienced players. Athletes who prefer more structure and instruction may be better served in a camp or clinic setting.

Format & Structure

• Open gym style membership

• Program will be capped at 30 athletes

• Athletes may:

  • Arrive late

  • Leave early

  • Attend on the days that fit their schedule

• Players do not need to arrive at the start of the session or stay until the end

Think of this like a basketball open gym membership, similar to the YMCA — with added structure, supervision, and daily skill guidance.

Why Choose the Spring Break Membership

Spring Break is one of the best times for athletes to:

• Build consistency

• Increase shot volume

• Maintain rhythm and confidence

• Train without the pressure of a formal camp

This membership gives athletes the freedom to train how they want, with the expectations and environment needed to make that training productive.