Fröhlich Sports Academy
Frohlich Sports Academy · Private
Frohlich Sports Academy is a basketball-focused youth sports development facility in Rancho Cucamonga offering skills classes, club teams, private lessons, a youth basketball league and camps. Its programs emphasize fundamental basketball training and human-performance work for athletes from youth level up.
Camps
| Camp | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Camp 19:00am – 3:00pmRegister → | Jun 15 – Jun 19, 2026 | 7–14 | See camp website → | Past season |
| Camp 29:00am – 12:00pmRegister → | Jun 22 – Jun 26, 2026 | 3–6 | See camp website → | Past season |
| Camp 39:00am – 1:00pmRegister → | Jul 6 – Jul 10, 2026 | 7–14 | See camp website → | Past season |
Availability shown as of Aug 7, 2026.
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 Frohlich Sports Academy directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by Google10 out 10 staff is nice very helpful. The coaches are extreme great at developing the player's. If you are look for a club for your child this is the play. They focus on academic, exposure, and development.
I've played two tournaments here and the gym absolutely sucks. Worse place ive played in. There is no air no seats and they tried to pack 3 gyms in a small building.
I’ll start with a positive. I can appreciate that there is someone out there who is trying to help with youth sports. That’s it. This staff that operates are FULL OF EGO! Every single one of them give the impression that they’re next level basketball pros or business owners. You bring matters to their attention and you’re the bad guy. They hire an officiating group that is just terrible and let things get out of hand every single tournament, so good luck if you get into a verbal issue with the officials or the staff. There is no HVAC in the entire facility, so only about 3-4 months out of the year are you actually “comfortable” while in this facility. The roofs are low, the kids constantly hit the rafters when they shoot and courts are soft, the ball just doesn’t bounce back the way it should. Very bad snack bar options for your kids and family at $15 entry. At least hire a food truck outside guys… we’re usually stuck here for hours at a time. In perspective, if I go to the movie theatre and see a movie with my family of 4… between entry and snacks/food I’m paying $125 for a couple of hours. Whether the movie is good or not we accept that risk and usually will still find a way to enjoy ourselves… if I go to a Fro tournament with the same family… $60 for us just to enter, all they do is offer candy, chips, water and Gatorade (which are always warm), dirty bathrooms, no AC, bad officials who will favor sides and won’t hesitate to kick you out if you stand up to them, management who ignore you when you bring these concerns to them. Oh, and that’s just on a Saturday people, you’ll have to experience it all again on Sunday. Good Luck.
Love this place! My 7 year old son is totally new to basketball and the staffs were patients with him through every lesson! They were all very friendly and patient to him! The place is cleaned and very organized too with different sections for different training! Price is very reasonable! Highly recommended!👍
My son has been attending Fro for six years, with a brief interruption due to Covid. He began when he was four years old and is now ten. The staff is friendly and welcoming, and the facility is well-maintained and conducive to learning. My son participates in skill classes and has also received private training. While the skill classes are beneficial, I believe that the private training sessions are more effective due to the one-on-one attention and personalized instruction. The skill coaches could be more proactive in correcting the children's form and providing constructive feedback. My son also plays rec ball, which they relies on parents to volunteer. Perhaps one day we'll invest in travel ball, but for right now we're happy with our current situation. Overall, I recommend this academy for children who are serious about playing basketball and are willing to put in the effort to improve their skills.


