Basketball training academy in San Antonio offering skills camps, clinics, and personal and team training in a 10,000+ sq ft facility with full-size courts. Programs serve players from 1st grade through varsity, including developmental and competitive DBA Warriors club teams. Focus is on fundamentals and individual skill development through 1-on-1 and small-group instruction.
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★★★★★AL GARZAAmazing coaches that care! DBA will bring the best out of your athlete on and off the court. Their program has all levels of players.
★★★★★Andre ShieldsDBA has helped my son become a better player ..he started the program in February and has came far from what he started at...he told me he truly has found a brother hood amongst his peers and likes each and every coach that has guided him ...I know everyone may have they own opinions but I have no complaints about coach docs program
★★Elizabeth KingThis is my personal experience and I can say a lot of other parent have a very different experience. My son attended this league for around 6 months maybe more. So I spend close to $1000 not including the uniforms. We attended all the practices twice a week. If my son wasn’t good enough for tournaments I wish I would’ve been informed upfront and not told to purchase a uniform less than a month within signing up. We attended a tournament and afterwards we were removed from the chat. We asked if there were any more tournaments and they said not for a few months. This didn’t bother us since my son is also in a soccer league and he had tournaments. Few months later we checked in and found out they had quiet a bit of tournaments. My son had just been forgotten. This is hard for me because my son will put in the effort as long as he knows what to improve on. I was given no feedback from the many coaches there at the practices. After they found out they forgot about my son they apologized and added us back onto the chat. Attended a tournament. The team he was on had 12 kids all are very good. I will say my son was the least skilled. They were leading all the teams by over 30+ points. They only allowed my son to play at max 5 mins. How is that developing your players? Even if they are your weakest players? After that tournament they posted another tournament and quickly removed us from the chat. This hurt my son. If at anytime I was given feedback about areas my son needed improvement on I would’ve taken my son to get supplemental practice on that area. My son is a soccer league and they tell us where he needs improvement and what he needs additional practices on. So I’ve had my son go to different conditioning camps. I guess they didn’t see potential in my son and thus they allowed him to fall through the cracks. We are now looking for another league as my son wants to continue to play the game.
★★★★★Matthew “mcsniper” ColawDOC is a consummate professional that provides an amazing atmosphere for the kids to pick up high level skills. I absolutely recommend Doc and his staff!
★★★★★gene millerSean Dockery has been a motivational force in my son's basketball career. Thanks for your leadership, Sean.