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Downtown Brooklyn training gym with coached basketball development and a Shoot 360 tech-tracked shooting system kids can book by the hour.
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Year-round; summer camp
Shoot 360 $50/hour; training $500/month
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Ages 6–17.
Shoot 360 $50/hour; training $500/month
Year-round; summer camp
140 Flatbush Ave, 11217, in Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn.
Yes. Brooklyn Basketball Training Center is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Brooklyn Basketball Training Center: brooklyn-basketball.com.
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