Big News!

As a caring basketball parent, I thought you might be excited to hear that our Annual 3-Camp Pass sale is on right now…

That means incoming 7th-12th grade athletes can complete our entire 3-camp curriculum for just $2,395 instead of the normal $3,885.

And if they do, you’ll save over 38%!

Unlike nearly every other basketball camp, each Point Guard College (PGC) course builds off of the previous one…

1. Playmaker College → 2. Scoring College → 3. Point Guard College

That way, players don’t just return year after year to re-learn the same old stuff, but rather they progress from one college to the next, and continue learning more high IQ basketball skills, daily habits and leadership traits that can give them an unfair advantage and help them play with more confidence.

Our 3-camp curriculum is quite possibly the most in-depth and complete basketball curriculum on the planet…

And honestly…

I can’t think of a better way for any serious, dedicated player to spend their summer and avoid the distractions that lead so many players astray.

On that note, if you want to get 3 overnight camps for less than the price of 2…

…all you have to do is purchase the 3-camp pass by April 13 at midnight.

And that’s as easy as 1, 2, 3…

1. CLICK HERE to get your 3-camp pass

2. Choose the “single payment” or “monthly payments” option

3. Fill out the info and submit your payment

IMPORTANT: Your $200 discount will be applied on the last step of checkout.

Once you purchase your pass, we’ll follow up with the rest of the important details to help you choose your camps and automatically apply the pass to your camp registration(s).

Let us know if you have any questions!

Mano

P.S. Here’s what PGC Dad Joseph Tallman said about being a passholder…

“PGC changed my son. Basketball is his passion but his work ethic can sometimes lack. PGC taught him how to give 100 percent to his passions and responsibilities. As a parent, I could not be happier with the results of one week of PGC. My son enjoyed it so much we immediately decided to invest in the pass so he can continue to grow and learn, meet new friends, and recognize his potential.”