Going Vertical Basketball Academy is an Omaha-area basketball training program offering year-round skill-development sessions, clinics, and summer camps for youth from kindergarten through high school, grouped into divisions (K–2, 3rd–5th, 6th–8th, and high school). Coaching emphasizes fundamentals, skill development, and competitive play.
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★Ben HunkeWhat a dump. The building was at least 80 degrees, there was nowhere to sit, loud music was blaring the entire time, and the complete lack of regard for the state of the facility was appalling. Never at a sporting event should I be excited at the prospect of sitting down. Nor should the 6 lanes of interstate traffic just out the door be quieter than being in this facility. And why was absolutely everything in this place sticky? And it being hotter than hell in there sure did not do much for the overwhelming smell of feet and body odor. Disgusting. Speaking of disgusting, what is your disaster of a logo? Did you peel back the carpet, see the mold was growing in a cool shape, then paint that on the side of your building? In conclusion, avoid this dump, a.k.a “Going Vertical” at all costs, especially basketball tournaments held there on the weekends. And before the owner responds with “I’m just loaning the building out to a tournament to help kids” if you are unable to keep your building habitable for the weekend, maybe you shouldn’t be loaning it to anybody. Have a nice day.
★★★Ryan EdwardsThe courts are too small. The backboard/hoop machine doesn't fit on the floor space causing the backboard and hoop to be far too forward of the out of bounds line. Seating for spectators is at one end on folding chairs, right behind the team "benches." The complex should have stayed an indoor soccer field and never converted to basketball.
★Zarah SimpsonThe courts are rough. Not sure how safety department approved dimension for courts for actual game play along with the flooring. Definitely concerned about kids’ safety as far as how close the metal siding that is used for walls is to the outside of bounds line. Very concerning.
★★★★★Allison GrayWe sent my stepson here for the third year this year and absolutely love it. They really focus on the skills portion and we’ve seen him grow leaps and bounds particularly with ball handling/dribbling. They’re also flexible with the schedule and have 2 locations making it incredibly convenient.
★★★★★Lesleyann DalleyGreat place for youth Basketball. My son is 14 in 8th grade we been coming here for a weeks now has a great time. I highly recommend.