Train With Purpose. Play With Confidence.
Personalized, results-driven training designed to elevate your skills, build confidence, and take your game to the next level.
PRIVATE TRAINING
For Athletes Serious About Getting Better
Private training at UPB is designed for any dedicated athlete who wants to elevate their game. Whether you’re just starting out or competing at a high level, our program is built for players who are committed to real improvement. If you’re willing to put in the work, we’ll guide you every step of the way.
Email privatetraining@upbtraining.com for more information and to book a session.
Personalized. Focused. Results Driven.
Each session is one hour long and fully customized to the athlete.
Our trainers evaluate your current skill level, understand your goals, and build a plan tailored specifically to your needs. Every workout is intentional and designed to maximize development.
We focus on what you need most—whether that’s:
Shooting
Ball handling
Footwork
Finishing
Game situations & IQ
No wasted time. Just purposeful training that translates directly to game performance.
We care. We build confidence. We get results.
We are a results-driven program. Whatever your goal is, we are committed to helping you work toward achieving it.
But we go beyond just skill development.
Our coaches:
Build athletes’ confidence on and off the court
Create a positive, challenging training environment
Take pride in truly caring about every athlete we train
At UPB, you’re not just another session—you’re part of a program that’s invested in your growth.
Private Training Player Development Coaches
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Coach Veronica was born in Burlingame, California but has lived all around the Bay Area, from the Peninsula to the East Bay. After graduating from Arroyo High School in 2017, she went on to play basketball at the University of the Southwest in New Mexico. She also took on running cross country and qualified for the NAIA Nationals in 2019. She received both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice. Veronica then decided to move back to the Bay Area in 2022 where she was able to help out with an AAU club and work with girls of all ages along with being a Frosh head coach and helped assist the JV and varsity girls basketball teams. Working alongside her former AAU coaches helped her find her passion of giving back to the basketball community. Veronica is excited to be apart of the UPB family and to get to know the community. Her ultimate goal is to not only become a trainer for all levels, but to spread her knowledge to the youth and show them that anything is possible!
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Coach Donovan is a Bay Area native with deep roots in the game. A former standout at San Mateo High School and Canada College, Donovan also competed on top AAU circuits, gaining experience against elite competition across the country. He brings over six years of varsity coaching experience, where he helped develop student-athletes both on and off the court. His passion for the game and mentorship naturally extended into creative media, where he now combines his basketball knowledge with his skills behind the lens.
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Coach Wes was raised in Mendocino, California. He attended Mendo High School and played basketball and golf. After being recruited to Saint Mary’s College of CA to play golf, he went on to finish his college career with a Marketing degree at Santa Rosa JC in 2015. Despite playing collegiate and amatuer golf, his passion and dedication to the game of basketball never wavered. Wes left the Bay Area in 2020 after a career in marketing and management to return to Mendocino where he coached JV and Varsity basketball at his alma mater. This has led to him pursuing a career in hoops to share his enthusiasm and knowledge of the game as a coach, mentor, and trainer.
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Coach Dylan was raised in Mountain View, California. He attended Mountain View High School and played basketball and football throughout his time there. He currently attends College of San Mateo and is looking to transfer to a University to pursue a Masters in Sports Management. In 2023, Dylan was presented with the opportunity to coach for a local AAU Program based out of the Peninsula/South Bay. He also works at the El Camino YMCA as a Sports Coordinator. Dylan’s love for coaching grew throughout 2023 as he worked closely with his team and players individually. His favorite part about coaching is seeing players' confidence blossom over time as they invest in themselves. Dylan is excited to join the UPB team and help impact the next generation of athletes.
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Coach Bailey grew up in the Bay Area and developed a passion for basketball at a young age. She attended Hillsdale High School before continuing her academic and athletic career at Westmont College, where she played four years of collegiate basketball while earning a Bachelor's Degree in Data Analytics. Bailey established herself as one of the top scorers in the conference, earning All-PacWest honors and recording a 39-point performance that ranks among the top three single-game scoring performances in Westmont Women’s Basketball history. Bailey has worked numerous youth basketball camps, helping players of all ages strengthen their fundamentals and improve their basketball IQ. What she enjoys most about coaching is seeing players gain confidence through hard work and recognizing their progress over time. Bailey is excited to be a part of the UPB family and connect with athletes throughout the community.
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Coach AB Najee was Born in Berkeley California, with experience playing college, and professionally overseas. Abayomi brings a player’s perspective and understanding to help develop players at every level of the game.
His training experience includes working with professional, college, as well as high school and entry-level players. He focuses on building strong fundamentals, developing individual skills, and helping each player become more confident and effective on the court.
His approach is built around repetition, consistency, and trusting the work. Every player is different, and training is designed to meet athletes where they are, while challenging them to continue growing.
“The reps are spiritual”
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Coach Nevaeh Asiasi was born in Burlingame and raised in Pittsburg, California, and has been playing basketball for most of her life. She attended Salesian College Preparatory, where she helped lead her team to a California State Championship in 2022 before continuing her basketball career at Cal State LA. During her time at Cal State LA, Nevaeh helped lead the Golden Eagles to a CCAA Tournament Championship and a program-best season, becoming the first player in program history to be named CCAA Player of the Year. She was also named CCAA Tournament MVP, WBCA All-American, and D2CCA All-West Region First Team. Through her experiences as a player, Nevaeh has developed a passion for helping younger athletes grow in their game. She enjoys working with players on their skills, basketball IQ, confidence, and becoming a more complete player on both ends of the floor. Nevaeh believes basketball teaches athletes much more than what happens on the court, and her goal as a coach is to help players build confidence, work ethic, and a love for the game while helping them reach their individual goals.
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Coach Alley Alvarado is a former NCAA Division I and Division II basketball player with a standout collegiate career at San Francisco State University and the University of North Alabama.
At SF State, Alley finished her career with more than 1,100 points and ranks among the program’s all-time leaders in scoring, assists, and steals. She holds the school’s single-game scoring record with 42 points and earned All-CCAA Second Team honors in consecutive seasons.
Alley continued her career at the University of North Alabama, earning Second Team All-ASUN honors, ASUN Player of the Week, and Newcomer of the Week recognition. She set the program’s Division I single-game scoring record with 37 points before breaking her own record with 39 points against West Georgia.
Today, Coach Alley brings her collegiate experience into player development, focusing on ball handling, shooting, footwork, defense, decision-making, basketball IQ, confidence, and work ethic.
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Coach Skylar Robinson was born and raised in San Ramon, California, with family roots in Oakland. He began his collegiate basketball career at Chabot College before continuing at MSU Denver and UC Merced. Most recently, Skylar played overseas in the United Kingdom with the Bristol Hurricanes and UWE Jets.
Alongside his playing career, Skylar has developed a passion for coaching and player development. He has coached AAU basketball with JavStep and CSA Spartans, worked with youth and high school athletes through basketball camps and skill development, and currently serves as the JV Boys Basketball Head Coach at Dublin High School.
Skylar earned his B.A. in Sociology from UC Merced and later completed his MBA at the University of the West of England while playing in the UK.
Skylar enjoys helping players improve their skill set, basketball IQ, confidence, and understanding of the game while creating an environment that is competitive, positive, and enjoyable.
Outside of basketball, Skylar enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, watching anime, and Star Wars.