EHB Chamblee Basketball Club-Elite Hoops
Elite Hoops Basketball · Private
EHB Chamblee (Elite Hoops Basketball) runs youth basketball day camps, including Nike Basketball Camps, for players ages 6-17 from beginner to advanced. Summer camps run at the Chamblee facility (2065 Peachtree Industrial Court) and focus on shooting, passing, dribbling, defense and basketball IQ using advanced training equipment.
Camps
| Camp | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lay-Up PackageRegister → | See camp website → | 6–17 | $44 | Open |
| Free Throw PackageRegister → | See camp website → | 6–17 | $64 | Open |
| Three Point PackageRegister → | See camp website → | 6–17 | $94 | Open |
Availability shown as of Aug 14, 2026.
Classes
| Class | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| STARTERRegister → | See camp website → | — | $118/mo | Open |
| ALL STARRegister → | See camp website → | — | $168/mo | Open |
| MVPRegister → | See camp website → | — | $198/mo | Open |
STARTER $118/mo, 1 session/wk; STARTER (1 class per wk: $118/mo); *Prices are based on a 12-month commitment. Month to Month Memberships are available at a premium fee.
ALL STAR $168/mo, 2 sessions/wk, 20% Discount on Additional Clinics; ALL-STAR (2 classes per wk: $168/mo): 20% OFF Add’l Clinics; *Prices are based on a 12-month commitment. Month to Month Memberships are available at a premium fee.
MVP $198/mo, 3 sessions/wk, 20% Add’l Clinics, 1 FREE Week of NIKE Camp; MVP (3 classes per wk: $198/mo) 20% OFF Add’l Clinics & 1 FREE NIKE Camp; *Prices are based on a 12-month commitment. Month to Month Memberships are available at a premium fee.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Elite Hoops Basketball directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Business DevelopmentThey (Chamblee location at least) have the worst customer service I've ever seen with a Nike name next to it. I'm actually writing a letter to Nike to complain about this program's indifference to new customers. I'm sure they'll do their own research and sadly land on the same conclusions.
★★★★★Wes BwayBest place for your kid to learn how to play basketball. Nothing compares to EHB. My son loves EHB.
★★★★★Rohail BabarThe coaches are knowledgeable, encouraging, and truly dedicated to helping each player improve. The workouts are challenging but well-structured, and we’ve noticed significant improvements in my son’s game.
★Lyle SpencerWe started in the girls 3 on 3 and had several good experiences. However we had some scheduling issues and had to move to the boys and girls 3 on 3. HUGE MISTAKE! Every time she came out she was crying because some boy was ridiculing her for her skills, refusing to let her play, even body shaming. Where were the coaches? You do not let 1 kid dominate the game - its your job to dominate the game. You are there to teach sportsman like attitude. For the price we pay - this is not a pickup game at the rec center. Do better!
★★★★★Ed RodriguezIf you want to improve your shooting and ball handling, this is the place to be. Both the shooting machine and dibbling simulators have different setting to work on your all-around game. And offer player stats/feedback on performance, which is a nice motivator. My daughter has attended the EHB Nike camps that Lee Miller runs in the summer time and very excited they opened this new training facility. Kathleen and the rest of the staff are extremely helpful and accommodating. They even have a nice sitting area where you can watch the big games.