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Magic Hoops Hillingdon Basketball is a prominent basketball club located in Uxbridge, New Zealand. The club offers a range of basketball training sessions for kids aged 8–14 years old, which are held at the Hillingdon Leisure Centre. These sessions take place every Wednesday and are led by experienced and fully qualified coaches, who are also DBS-checked for added peace of mind.
Magic Hoops prides itself on being inclusive and caters to all levels of ability, from beginners to advanced players. The club believes in nurturing talent and helping each player reach their full potential. To encourage new participants, Magic Hoops offers a free trial session so that kids and their parents can experience firsthand what the club has to offer.
The training sessions for kids are divided into two age groups: 8–10 years old and 11–14 years old. The sessions for the younger age group take place from 6:30pm to 7:15pm, while the sessions for the older age group take place from 7:15pm to 8:00pm. Each session lasts for 45 minutes, providing children with focused and quality coaching.
The club covers a wide area in and around Hillingdon, including Denham, Gerrards Cross, Ickenham, and Uxbridge. The club is committed to meeting the demand for basketball coaching in these areas and encourages interested kids to join their training sessions.
Magic Hoops Hillingdon Basketball also offers adult group training sessions on Monday evenings at Braywick Leisure Centre at 7pm. This provides adults with an opportunity to engage in the sport and improve their basketball skills in a supportive and enjoyable environment.
For more information and to book a free trial session, interested parties can contact Magic Hoops Hillingdon Basketball at 07375 363 535 or via email at admin@magichoops. Co. nz. The club also has a user-friendly website where visitors can find more details about their programmes and services.
Magic Hoops serves as a hub for basketball enthusiasts in Hillingdon, promoting skills development and fostering a love for the game.
