Private Training

Private Sessions

Get one-on-one attention to catapult your athlete’s skill to another level. In these private trainings with a UPB coach, players will have the entire session tailored to their skill level and individual needs. Get the level of attention the pros come for.

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Ashley Hawkins

Ashley Hawkins was raised in Sacramento, Ca. She attended Antelope High School where she was inducted in the Antelope High School's Women's Basketball Hall of Fame earning back to back first team all-league titles (c/o 2012). She was named MVP of the 2012 Sacramento Optimist All Star game and also played in the 2012 Sac vs. Bay All Star game. Ashley then went on to play two years at Vincennes University where she was captain of her team and nationally ranked in the top 100 JUCO women's basketball player rankings during her 2013-2014 season. After Vincennes, she went on to play three years at The University of Evansville. At the University of Evansville she earned her degree in psychology. Ashley is excited to join the UPB team to share her passion and knowledge for the game with the younger generation to help them reach all their goals and get to the next level. 

Coach Michael

Michael is from Fresno, California where he attended Clovis West High School and was a three year varsity starter. He continued his playing career at the University of San Francisco and graduated in 2019. Alongside playing at USF, he also started his skill development training there. After his career at USF he joined the coaching staff at Washington State under Kyle Smith where he was in charge of Player Development, along with receiving his Masters in 2021. He worked out the guys on a day to day basis and was also in charge of running spring team workouts. After his two years at Washington State, he worked the NBA Pre-Draft in Santa Barbara alongside Packie Turner. Michael joined the UPBasketball team because he loves the game of basketball and loves being able to share that same passion with the players coming in to work.