
Erase The Bench
Private
Erase The Bench is a youth basketball training program in Haslet, Texas (435 County Road 4841) led by Coach Ricky. Its indoor court hosts skill sessions, one-on-one training and seasonal camps built around a '24/7 mindset' of confidence, fundamentals and game IQ through game-like repetitions, with an emphasis on mentorship and character development.
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 Erase The Bench directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleI cant say enough about this group of coaches! I love they teach skills and not just plays. The atmosphere is positive and uplifting. Thankful this was recommended to us.
Erase the Bench just gets better and better. It’s amazing to see the passion grow in kids when they step foot in Coach Ricky’s gym. This place is truly a place for all!!
Erase the bench is an amazing business. Ricky is kind, compassionate, and truly cares about coaching. He has been nothing but professional in his interactions, and creates a very safe place for kids to grow, learn, and gain confidence!
Ricky is such an awesome coach!! He’s super attentive, patient and committed to the kids he trains. The program is excellent for skill development and team building. I took both my sons to Ricky & both are better players but also have more passion for the game. He was so great also signed up my daughter for personal training sessions - she plays varsity basketball at a 5A DFW school. She went from a bench rider to starting/6th woman after one summer of working with him. Highly recommend!!!!!!
Ricky is an amazing coach and mentor. He coached my young son and helped develop his skill set. He was kind and patient which seems hard to come by with coaches. I love the gym name Erase The Bench. Kids need to be encouraged at this young, and not feel defeated. He does a great job of fostering that encouragement. Well done Ricky. Keep up the great work!





