Pro-grade training equipment loaded into a trailer and driven to your driveway, your local court, your park. Basketball skills training and Olympic-level track and vertical coaching, for athletes aged 5 through professional.
Jordan Johnson resigned from a charter school in Washington DC in mid-2020, started running virtual workouts with his brother-in-law Jamal Wilson, found that market already saturated — and put the equipment in a trailer instead.
A custom-built equipment trailer carrying the kind of training gear normally locked inside a facility — including a Dr. Dish shooting machine.
Your driveway, your local court, a park, a beach. No facility membership, no cross-town commute, no gatekeeping by zip code.
High-volume repetition — up to 1,500 shots an hour — plus position work, game-speed drills, and Olympic-standard speed and jump mechanics.
I decided to make that the major component of our programming; access to high-quality equipment and instruction for all athletes, regardless of your zip code.
Three programmes with fixed prices, and one that genuinely depends on the athlete.
A basketball skills trainer and a two-time Olympic high jumper — who happen to be brothers-in-law.
Former college basketball player and skills trainer, previously with Pat the Rock Skills Academy. Spent years in human services and education, teaching at a charter school, before leaving in mid-2020 to build the mobile model.
Two-time Olympic high jumper for The Bahamas, who has twice held the world's number one mark in the event, and is a current college coach. Handles speed, agility and jumping mechanics for track athletes.
Tell us the athlete's age, the sport, and where you want us to park. That's the whole booking process.