Available for Grades or 8-12, Grades 6-8 or Grades 3-5

Open to various levels of players.

These clinics are co-hosted by Shoot360 and Fargo Basketball Academy and will take place in both facilities.  

These clinics will feature the various pathways of the Shoot360 program and provide opportunity for players to enhance the corresponding skill set. Athletes will be able to excel within those pathways using the technology at Shoot360 Fargo in addition to full-court drills at Fargo Basketball Academy.

Open to both Shoot360 members and non-members.

Available for Grades 8-12 or Grades 6-8

Open to players that have played at the competitive AAU/travel level or for a high school team. Players enrolling in this clinic should excel at dribbling with both hands, moderate passing skills, as well as standard defensive awareness.

This clinic is for the player desiring to grow in creating situations to not only put themselves in a position to score, but how to put their teammates in a position to score. This clinic will give insight on court vision and why creating offense for teammates also puts them in a better position to score. In addition, players will work on how to create plays defensively to create offensive situations. 

Available for Grades 4-6, Grades 2-3 or Grades K-1

Open to various levels of players.

This clinic is designed to give players the opportunity to develop their all-around game. We break down each specific skill so that the players properly progress as a player. The areas of focus include ball handling, passing, defensive skills, and shooting. There is an emphasis on solid fundamentals for each part of the game so players can be better prepared on the court. Through thoughtful and interactive drills, instruction and games, athletes will have fun while learning. The fundamentalist clinic will also include opportunities for game play to put these skills into action.

Available for Grades 6-8 or Grades 4-6

Open to players that have a moderate to advanced level of basketball training and skill.

This clinic is for the player desiring to build on their foundational shooting fundamentals as well as learning new skills in various shooting situations. In this clinic, we will focus on shooting form, footwork, catch and shoot fundamentals, and attacking off the dribble. In addition, players will receive insight in front court defense and reading defense to create space and put themselves in a position to become open.

Available for Grades 8-12, Grades 6-8 or Grade 4-6

Open to players that have an advanced level of basketball training and skill.

This clinic is for the player desiring to enhance ball handling and combination moves. This clinic will specifically focus on off-the-dribble shot selections. The goal is to progress players towards in-game decisions regarding what dribbling combinations can be used to create offensive space, as well as learning the fundamentals of a quick first step and different ways to beat a defender 1:1. In addition, players will receive purposeful, ball handling instruction that can be incorporated in their off-season workouts.

Available for Grades 8-12 or Grades 6-8

Open to players that have played at the competitive AAU/travel level or for a high school team. Players enrolling in this clinic should excel at dribbling with both hands and have proper shooting fundamentals/form.

This clinic is for the player wanting to diversify their scoring options. This clinic will give insight on catch-and-shoot scenarios, shots off-the-dribble, and finishing around the rim. This clinic will teach players how to read the defense to make decisions that influence offensive options. In addition, players will practice a variety of combination moves that create offensive space away from their defender.

Available for Grades 8-12, Grades 6-8 or Grades 4-6

Open to various levels of players.

This clinic is for the player desiring to gain more knowledge in power-forward or center position. This clinic will focus on all areas of post play, from fundamentals of post moves/counter moves to post positioning. In addition, this clinic will also provide insight on post defense as well as rebounding positioning and skills.

These clinics will be led by former NDSU forward Emily Dietz, who was named Honorable Mention All-Summit League and finished with over 1,000 career points at NDSU. Emily Dietz currently serves as a graduate assistant with the women's basketball program at NDSU.

Available for Grades 7-12 or Grades 4-6

Open to various levels of players.

Division I Shoot 360 Ambassador, Abby Graham, will host a series of clinics focusing on specific aspects of the game. 

Clinics will be co-hosted with Shoot360 Fargo and will include the cutting-edge technology within that facility. 

Available for Grades K-2

This class is offered as a 4-week session. Players will attend class for an hour, once a week, for 4 consecutive weeks.

Must be at least 5 years old.

In this level, the basketball hoops will be lowered to 8 feet and players will use a smaller basketball. The goal is for them to start developing a joy for basketball while interacting with other children their age in a fun, friendly atmosphere. The activities at this level are more play oriented such as group relay races, shooting games, cone dribbling and group passing games. The main objective here is to work on hand-eye coordination and to have a ball in the children's hands so that they are dribbling, passing, catching or shooting as much as possible.

Available for Grades 1-3

This class is offered as a 4-week session. Players will attend class for an hour, once a week, for 4 consecutive weeks.

In this level the basketball hoops will be lowered to 9 feet for this level to allow for players to learn and maintain proper shooting form. This level is geared towards younger players with limited experience. We will introduce the basic lines on the court as well as basic basketball rules such as traveling, double dribble, and fouls. The curriculum will focus on stationary ball handling (learning to get comfortable with the ball), dribbling, passing and catching techniques, jump stops and pivots, and basic defensive stance. Most importantly, players will develop proper shooting form to set them up with good habits from a young age. Games such as dribble tag or basketball relays will be played to make the class fun while we build towards playing in a real game situation.

Available for Grades 3+

This class is offered as a 4-week session. Players will attend class for an hour, once a week, for 4 consecutive weeks.

Geared towards tween players new to basketball (or with limited game experience) in addition to younger players that have advanced through our program and have been identified by coaches as a player ready to play on a 10-foot hoop.  This session is designed to help players to solidify proper shooting mechanics.  In addition, they will emphasize shooting both a dominant and weak hand layup.  When we do the layup maze, we encourage them to shoot with the right hand on the right side of the basket and the left hand on the left side of the basket. The curriculum will focus on stationary dribbling skills, change of direction and combination dribble moves, strong and weak handed one-foot lay-ups, passing on the move, zig-zag defensive slides and spot up shooting.