Her Game Academy · Basketball Development System
Her Game Academy is a complete player-development system built exclusively for female basketball players — where you are, what you need, what you train, and how you progress. A structured pathway from eight years old to the college game, never a random pile of workouts.
Why this exists
A 12-year-old beginner shouldn't train like a 17-year-old varsity player. A freshman guard trying to make varsity shouldn't follow the same program as a college athlete. Yet most of online basketball training is just “here's today's workout.”
What we believe
Everything in the Academy runs on five beliefs. They decide what we teach, how training is ordered, and what we refuse to do.
Development, not drills.
The product isn't a library of workouts. It's a curriculum — organized by age, skill level, position, weaknesses, and goals. Every athlete enters the system at a specific developmental level and receives a plan that says: where you are, what you need, what you train, how you progress, what's next.
Everything — the curriculum, the progressions, the athletic development, the support — is designed exclusively around female basketball players and their development environment. Not a men's program with a different logo.
The core of every player's game is built on three pillars: shooting, ball handling, and finishing. Athletic development — deceleration, first-step explosiveness, landing mechanics, single-leg strength, and speed — is layered in at the age where it actually belongs, not before.
Training without benchmarks is guessing. Every athlete gets a Player Development Profile with pillar scores and a top-three priority list, monthly assessments that gate the next chapter, and a training log that shows growth in numbers — not vibes.
Athletes juggle school and team ball. The system is self-paced: Book (your level) → Chapter (your month) → Phase (your week) → Workout (your day). We recommend four training days a week, and the final phase of every chapter is a test-and-review week that doubles as a catch-up week.
We don't just give athletes workouts. We develop basketball players. We sell development — and a pathway.
The curriculum
Four books. Each book is an age level built around 64 training days, written as a real curriculum: Book (your level) → Chapter (your month) → Phase (your week) → Workout (your day). And one rule runs through everything: your age determines your training environment — your skill level determines your chapter.
Book 1
Every workout: warm-up + ball handling + finishing + shooting. Max three drills per section — difficulty built for real 8-to-10-year-olds.
Book 2
The harder moves cut from Book 1 make their first appearance here — this is where the handle gets real.
Book 3
The Athletic Development finisher debuts here — deceleration, first-step explosiveness, landing mechanics, single-leg strength, core, and sprints. This is the age where that work belongs.
Book 4
Game-speed decision making, live simulations, and closing situations — the college and pro level of the pathway.
Getting started
Four steps — from your first assessment to your next unlocked chapter. Then the loop repeats: you always know exactly where you are and what comes next.
Start with the free assessment — Find Your Basketball Development Level — a questionnaire plus timed video tests for your handle, your shot, and your finishing. You get back a Player Development Profile: pillar scores and your top three priorities.
Your profile places you where you actually belong. Age sets the environment; skill sets the chapter — so an advanced 10-year-old can test into either side of a boundary instead of training at the wrong level.
Follow Book → Chapter → Phase → Workout at your own pace. Four training days a week recommended. Every chapter ends with a test-and-catch-up week, and athletic development is programmed in at the age where it belongs.
Monthly assessments re-measure your profile. Pass the standards and you unlock the next chapter — with new scores, new priorities, and a new target. Watch your development in numbers.
This loop is the entire operating model of the Academy. Everything — every feature, every membership — exists to run it.
Memberships
Three memberships, one subscription. The more coaching you want on top of the curriculum, the higher you go. Founding members will lock in these rates — join the launch list below so you're first through the door.
Basic
$50/month
The full curriculum — train through the entire pathway yourself.
Premium
$100/month
The curriculum plus real measurement — see your development, monthly.
Elite
$150/month
The closest thing to having a personal development coach.
Questions
Yes. The entire Academy — the curriculum, the progressions, the athletic development, and the support — is designed exclusively around female basketball players. It's our whole differentiator: a complete development system for the women's game, not an adapted version of someone else's program.
Every athlete starts with an assessment — a questionnaire plus timed video tests covering ball handling, shooting, and finishing. That produces your Player Development Profile: a score for each pillar and your top three priorities. Your profile recommends your starting book and chapter, so you never waste months training at the wrong level.
That's exactly what the chapter system is for. Our rule is: your age determines your training environment — your skill determines your chapter. An advanced 10-year-old can test into the older side of a boundary, and a beginner 13-year-old can start where she actually is instead of struggling through content she isn't ready for.
Yes. Each chapter is designed as a month of training, with four one-week phases — but you complete it on your own schedule. We recommend four training days a week. And the final phase of every chapter is a dedicated test-and-review week, which doubles as a catch-up week if life got in the way.
Every session is structured the same way: a warm-up, then blocks built around the three pillars — shooting, ball handling, finishing. From Book 3 (ages 14–17) on, each workout ends with a 5–10 minute Athletic Development finisher: deceleration, first-step explosiveness, landing mechanics, single-leg strength, and core work. Sessions scale from 45–60 minutes in Book 1 to 90–120 in Book 4.
Free drills give you workouts. Her Game Academy gives you a development system: a curriculum with a starting point and a progression, assessments that gate advancement, and benchmarks you can measure. “We don't sell drills — we build development, and a pathway.”
Founding memberships are launching soon — the books are written and the video library is now in production. Join the launch list at the bottom of this page and you'll be first in line for founding-member pricing.
About us
Her Game Academy is a digital basketball academy built for one thing: developing female basketball players. It's 100% online and 100% for the women's game — a curriculum an athlete can join at eight years old and follow all the way to the college game, growing from foundation to development to competitive to advanced to elite inside one system.
Everything runs on the same operating loop — Assess, Prescribe, Train, Measure, Progress, Repeat — because the goal was never another pile of drills. It's a pathway.