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Shoot 360 Lehi

★★★★½ 4.533 reviewsLehi, UTAges 6–17

California Basketball Group Lehi LLC · Private

Shoot 360 Lehi is a Utah Jazz-affiliated basketball training facility in Lehi that runs youth basketball skills camps using NBA-level shooting machines alongside drills for dribbling, passing, shooting, and footwork. Camps are organized by age group, from roughly 1st grade up through teens, giving kids instant technology-driven feedback.

The practical details

Daily hours
2:00pm–9:00pm
Ages
Ages 6–17
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
California Basketball Group Lehi LLC
Before you register

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 California Basketball Group Lehi LLC directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Kyle Amata

360 Shoot is seriously next level. The tech they use is awesome it actually helps kids own their shot by giving real feedback and letting them see their progress. You can tell it builds confidence, not just skills. The whole place has a super friendly, chill atmosphere. No pressure, no yelling just kids learning and getting better while having fun. Coaches/ Trainers are top notch. They’re knowledgeable, patient, and great with kids. They know how to teach without overcomplicating things and really connect with each player. If you want a spot where your kid can improve their shooting, feel confident, and actually enjoy the process, this is it. Highly recommend. We’ll definitely be back.

★★★★★Liberty McMillen

Facility is super clean and nice. The workers we met were kind and showed us how to used all of the drills and machines. As a former Highschool basketball player, I would 100% recommend Shoot360 Lehi for improving kids shooting and ball handling to succeed in highschool basketball.

Kyle Dickson

Subscriber beware. Had two kids coming semi regularly for several months, to the usually understaffed facility. Part of signing up states that there will be coaches around to supervise and give help, I did not witness this happen the majority of the time we attended. Almost every visit I had to go find someone to help adjust a hoop, the tracking system for shooting or the dribbling/pass screens. Pieces of equipment inaccurate or malfunctioning on almost every. single. visit. Are they open? Maybe? They don't keep their hours of operation updated on the web, you have to show up to their door to see posted hours and exceptions. They have an emailing system which they use to tell you of promotions and camps, but don't expect them to remind you of anything else. Did you think you canceled or suspended your account and don't remember when its going to pick back up? You'd better double check because they will not refund you for anything even if you haven't attended the facility for months. Customer service? Hardly... Pros: The staff present are indeed friendly.

T Kent

They’re now closed on Sundays and have shortened their hours. A lot of people prefer to get their workouts in outside of regular office hours, which is exactly why we signed up in the first place, for the Sunday access. Now that Sundays are closed, that’s the main reason we’re canceling. They just want to adopt a lazy schedule. The Kaysville location is still open on Sundays and isn’t trying to close early on Saturdays. Sheesh. Bad business model

A P

Closed Sundays for the summer? Seriously? That’s one of the main reasons we even have a membership. You’ve already cut Saturday hours, closing earlier than the previous 9 PM schedule and now this? It feels like you’re trying to run this place on traditional office hours, but this is not an office. People count on the weekends to put in work. This generation has gone soft now. We’re canceling our membership. The price is not worth it anymore.

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