Foundation I–III
Build the base
Movement quality, bilateral control, finishing footwork, shooting preparation and dependable two-way habits.
RISESKILLS HUBRISE Development Pathway
Choose access.
Earn advancement.
Your Membership Sets How Often You Train. Your Evaluation Sets Your Starting Level. Progress Comes From What You Show On Court.
Start with the evaluation ↗BUILD SKILL THAT TRANSFERS.
Your development pathway
From evaluation to progress.
- 01Evaluation→
- 02RISE Score/Baseline Profile→
- 03Level→
- 04Recommended Training→
- 05Train/Apply→
- 06Re-evaluation
Your coach reviews the evidence to recommend a level and training focus. Apply that work in practice and competition, then re-evaluate to review progress and set the next priorities.
The RISE Method
Skills need to work in the game.
A drill is the starting point. See how RISE connects ball control, decisions and execution against pressure.
Explore the evaluation →Foundation IFoundation IIFoundation IIIBuilderDeveloperPerformerCollege ReadyProfessional Ready
FOUNDATION → CONTROL → SPEED → DECISION → PRESSURE → TRANSFERBuilder
Connect the skills
Combine core skills while reading simple offensive and defensive advantages.
Developer
Solve live problems
Create, use and remove advantages against guided defenders.
Performer
Transfer under pressure
Execute at game pace through physical pressure, changing coverages and limited space.
College / Pro Ready
Prepare for the next environment
Role-specific development supported by film, competition and advanced standards.
Placement protects development
The score informs.
Coaches review the evidence.
A score out of 100 is a development index, not an automatic level or a validated ranking. Decisions, defensive impact, pressure transfer and athlete ownership must support the proposed level. College and Professional Ready placement also requires relevant competitive evidence and coach review.
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