The Hoop Factory Presents......Dion Glover's Summer Sports camp

Now registering for the # 1 summer camp in Georgia. Dion Glover's Summer Sports Camp- Registration fee $25.00 and weekly fee only $50.00. This includes all meals, academics and sports instruction by former professional basketball players Dion Glover and Vidal Massiah. Academic support provided by the best teachers from Dekalb Theme schools. Does your son or daughter need extra help with reading, mathematics or creative writing? We have the best teacher to get them on track. Sports instruction include basketball, baseball, football, volleyball, cheerleading,  and much much more. We are registering the first 100 campers so please do not hesitate to register.

For more info call Tonja Suber (888) 557-7085 ext 602

Open to: Boys and Girls, Ages 5 and up

Dates: May 29th -Aug 10th   Time: 6:30am -6pm Monday Thru Friday

Location: Samsons Health & Fitness Center , 6400 Woodrow Rd, Lithonia, GA 30038

If this is the first time you are hearing about our training program we encourage you to check out the videos below to see what makes our program unique..

Youtube Highlights

The Hoop Factory Summer Camp

NBA Players with the Hoop Factory

McDonald's All American Myck Kabongo

Cleveland Cavaliers 1st Round Draft Pick Tristan Thompson

"The Hoop Factory is doing a great job of teaching basketball the way it should be, from the ground up with a  strong focus on fundamentals. The talent being developed in their camps will be better prepared for post secondary basketball and beyond"

Roy Rana, Canadian Cadet National Team Head Coach, Head Coach Ryerson University

"The Hoop Factory has had a positive impact on my son in so many ways. He is better at basketball and he is a better athlete generally. What is really important is that Hoop Factory has reinforced some crucial life skills and lessons: it has awakened a responsibility around leadership, which manifests itself when he plays on other teams and in the classroom; he has become more responsible, working harder and listening to his coaches, teachers and parents (building on the lessons at The Hoop Factory to be coachable, and he has benefited from the diversity of the group that he interacts with at The Hoop Factory. Treating young men with respect and in an honest way, and challenging them to raise their own expectations and performance, is a welcome benefit from what I originally thought was going to be a well-run basketball program. As my son makes clear, he will be a regular participant in Hoop Factory."

Aaron Lafontaine
Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment