The Jeremy Lin Basketball School

The Jeremy Lin Basketball School is a series of Programs for youths between the ages of 3-to-18 which not only focus on basketball skills, but also life-skills development.

The Programs are built on 5 key pillars which are integrated into the basketball activities:

  • Teamwork

  • Respect

  • Leadership

  • Communication

  • Health & Fitness

While Jeremy himself will not be at the Programs on a regular basis, he and his extended JLIN Team will be partnering with the CCYAA to help provide a holistic experience for all our CCYAA participants.  This includes:

  • Helping to develop curriculum

  • Providing online resources for player / personal development

  • Guest appearances (both virtual and physical)

  • Special events, etc.

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ages 3 TO 5

INTRODUCTORY PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN AGED 3-TO-5 WHICH FOCUSES ON BASIC ATHLETIC MOVEMENTS, HAND-EYE-COORDINATION AND GROUP-PLAY.

ages 6 TO 8

INTRODUCTION TO BASIC BASKETBALL FUNDAMENTALS USING A JUNIOR-SIZED BALL WITH AN EMPHASIS ON BUILDING CONFIDENCE AND COMPREHENSION FOR THE SPORT.

ages 8 to 10

A GIRLS-SPECIFIC OFFERING FOCUSED ON BASKETBALL FUNDAMENTALS WITH AN ADDED TEAM & COMPETITION LAYER.

ages 9 TO 11

OFFERING A CONTINUED FOCUS ON BASKETBALL FUNDAMENTALS WITH AN ADDED TEAM & COMPETITION LAYER.  ALL-STARS HELPS TO PREPARE YOUNG BASKETBALL PLAYERS FOR COMPETITIVE-PLAY IN A FUN-ENVIRONMENT.

ages 12 TO 18

THE VARSITY-LEVEL OF THE JEREMY LIN BASKETBALL SCHOOL PREPARES YOUNG ATHLETES FOR TEAM TRYOUT SCENARIOS AS WELL AS INTRODUCING THEM TO CONCEPTS OF INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM STRATEGY WHEN PLAYING THE GAME.

ages 12 TO 16

OUR AGILITY summer PROGRAM IS METICULOUSLY DESIGNED TO ENHANCE CHANGE OF DIRECTION MECHANICS AND REACTIVITY, CATERING TO ATHLETES SEEKING TO IMPROVE THEIR PERFORMANCE IN VARIOUS SPORTS.

 

The Jeremy Lin Basketball School dishes out lessons on life and hoops, 10 years after Linsanity

Murtz Jaffer -Toronto Star - June 11,2022

It’s hard to believe that some of the children Jeremy Lin spoke to at Saturday’s basketball clinic at Thornlea Secondary School in Thornhill were newborns when the guard won an NBA championship with the Toronto Raptors.

That didn’t stop the kids (ages three to eight) from listening to the Taiwanese-American who played with seven NBA teams before joining the Raptors for their 2019 title run… Read the Full Article Here

 
 
 

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