NEAT PROGRAM PUTS ATHLETES ON A SKILL DEVELOPMENT FAST TRACK
The Northern Elite Academy Training (NEAT) Program is taking athletes' games to the next level in terms 2 and 3.
NEAT has been a staple, go-to program that the DVBA offers locally to male and female rep level athletes from U12-U16 wanting to invest time in their game.
Sessions run Tuesday mornings from 6:30am-7:30am at DV during school terms, breaking for school holiday periods.
The NEAT Program is run by coaches with a known and proven track record of player development :
Alan McAughtry
Technical Director of Coaching at Diamond Valley Eagles
Current Big V State Championship Men’s Head Coach
Former Head Coach of Victoria Metro and Assistant Coach of the Australian U17 and U19 Men (FIBA Accredited)
Mark Alabakov
U16 Girls Coach at Diamond Valley Eagles
Current Assistant Coach of the Melbourne Boomers WNBL
Former Assistant Coach of Victoria Metro
Ryen Vilmont
Current American import for Diamond Valley Eagles in the Big V State Championship Men
4 year Starter for the Franklin Pierce University Ravens, NCAA Division II
Averaged 12 ppg, 5.5 rpg and shot 40% from the 3
Term 2/3 NEAT Program :
- 21 Skill Development sessions with expert feedback
- For cost, call the DV Office on 9432 4720, then payment can be made in full, or in weekly $16.50 direct deposit installments.
- A NEAT Reversible training singlet can be purchased for $45 (recommended for new athletes to the program)
- Program runs till June 21, breaking for school holidays and then returning from July 12 till September 13
Places are limited. Register by completing the Athlete Information Form found here : http://bit.ly/1QL5lXn and return to the DVBA Office as soon as possible.
We look forward to helping you take your game to the next level !
Last Modified on 28/04/2016 15:29
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