One session. One price.
See if it’s a fit before you commit.
Showtime is built around the fast-break basketball that made the 80s Lakers must-watch — finishing, passing, transition, and moving as a unit. This drop-in drops your athlete into a real Showtime session so you can feel the coaching and the standard firsthand.
Athletes train in a small-group lab and are placed by skill, not age. Coach Adrian runs the Rookie Lab for beginners. Coach Jaire runs the Rotation Lab for intermediate players. Coaches meet every player exactly where they are. The phase is designed by Dr. Julian Penaranda, a Doctor of Physical Therapy — so athletes build skill and protect growing bodies.
Your $25 credits toward enrollment
The drop-in is $25, and that $25 is credited toward your first month if you enroll in the full Showtime phase. Effectively a free first session for athletes who decide to commit — zero risk to see if ATLAS is right for your athlete.
What your athlete trains
What 90 minutes looks like
Every drop-in lands inside an active Showtime phase week. The drills depend on which week you attend, but the structure is always the same: warm-up → block training → constraint-led drills → competition → conclusion.
The details
- Format: one 90-minute small-group session — Monday OR Wednesday, your pick
- Ages: 7–14 · placed by skill
- Time: 5:30–7:00 PM · Mondays & Wednesdays
- Dates: June 1 – June 29, 2026
- Location: ATLAS Hoops · 6560 Spencer Street, Suite 145 · Las Vegas, NV 89119
- Capacity: 25 athletes max — spots are limited
The three ways to train
The drop-in is the front door. If you already know your athlete is in, the packages bring the per-session price down.
You’re here
Drop-in
Try a class before committing. Your $25 credits toward enrollment.
4-Pack
One day per week for the full phase, same curriculum.
Full Phase
Maximum development. All sessions, homework drills, coach grading + every award.
Questions parents ask
My child has never played basketball — is this okay?
Yes, especially for the drop-in. The Rookie Lab (ages 7–9) is built for beginners — every drill is broken down to age-appropriate distances and progressions. Your athlete will be challenged, not overwhelmed.
What if my athlete is more advanced?
Placement is by skill, not age. The Rotation Lab handles intermediate athletes ready for game-speed reads. Coaches do a quick assessment on arrival and place your athlete where they’ll be challenged.
What should we bring?
Athletic shoes (court shoes preferred), a water bottle, comfortable athletic clothing, and a basketball if you have one — we provide balls if not. Arrive 10 minutes early for placement.
Can my athlete drop in mid-phase?
Yes — drop-ins are welcome any session. Weeks 1–2 are foundation-heavy (ideal for first-timers); weeks 3–4 are more game-speed and integration-focused.
Do drop-ins get awards?
Not the formal phase awards — those are reserved for athletes who complete the full homework cycle. But every drop-in athlete gets a coach observation note: one thing they did well, one thing to work on.
What’s the refund policy?
Drop-ins are final sale — non-refundable and non-transferable. Missed sessions are not reimbursed. We plan coaching and lab placement around your reservation.
Session rules
- Online registration recommended — limited walk-in availability
- Game-speed reps, high energy, high focus
- Athletes are expected to compete, communicate, and stay engaged
- No disruptive behavior or unsafe play
- Coaches may adjust drills or intensity to keep the session safe and productive
📩 Questions? atlashoops702@gmail.com
