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Testimonials

"You have Packie Turner, the best basketball trainer in the world helping you everyday to reach your maximum potential and ultimately your goals and dreams."

— Aaron Gordon of the Orlando Magic

"Amazing supportive environment, where it is OK to make mistakes, that is how you learn :) Kids love it - they are pushed hard, and they don't mind it, since it is a safe environment to make mistakes.
Wonderful staff, all very supportive, they know basketball and are able to coach / train to young kids as well as high school / college. The facility is beautiful, the floor, backboards and rims are top quality... Chris, Packie, Larissa, Bianca - they couldn't be nicer :)"

— B.C.

"An amazing place to train. My son and daughter train there, and Packie and Larisa are really pro trainers and college trainers. But what's more impressive is that they love training youngsters as much as NBA pros."

— David Yoo

Blog posts

Mental Performance Coach, Mike Franco, explains why mental training is important for an athlete’s game

August 18, 2022

Franco believes mental training is important because it is a skill set that an athlete can add to their game that will only make them better. When an athlete mentally trains, it helps them trust and feel confident in their basketball skills, such as ball handling or shooting, when they are in competition or a game. Mental training can help with the pressure on an athlete as well as all the distractions that may come their way.

Iniko McNeil reflects on his summer internship with UPB as he continues his basketball journey

August 11, 2022

“[I have enjoyed seeing the athlete’s progress] unfold right in front of me. It was just refreshing because I feel like the level of basketball I’m at now, everyone kind of can shoot [and] everyone can dribble. You don't get to appreciate [and see someone] going from not being able to do something to actually doing it,” McNeil said.

Walter Lum spends the summer with UPB before his final season at Whitman College

August 04, 2022

“Training with Packie and with the other trainers has been a really good experience just learning new things from them… Especially training with Packie has taught me a lot in terms of just how he goes about training his pros all the way down to the younger kids and breaking stuff down to the very basics," Lum said.