Oklahoma State Basketball Camps
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Travis Ford Basketball School
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The Travis Ford Basketball School is led by Oklahoma State University's head basketball coach Travis Ford and his staff. The three summer camp sessions offer young men grades 1-12 intensive training for four days. The camp seeks to help students develop their basketball abilities both as individuals and as members of a team, while simultaneously improving character and simply having fun. Campers can commute daily or stay on the university campus. As of 2011, the cost for those commuting is $300, and the cost for those staying at the university is $400.
Jeff Capel's Basketball Camps
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Jeff Capel's Basketball Camps are run through the University of Oklahoma and are led by head coach Jeff Capel along with his assistants and players. Campers have access to the university's athletic facilities and equipment including the school's 11,528-seat Lloyd Noble Center, which is home to the University of Oklahoma Sooners. Instruction includies learning about NCAA Division 1 rules. Several camps run throughout the summer and are tailored to specific age groups, genders or teams. Popular camp themes include a "Father/ Child Camp," "Team Camp" (for high school basketball teams), and "Fantasy Camp" for players 30 years and older. Prices vary depending on the camp and housing arrangements selected.
Advantage Basketball Camps
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Advantage Basketball Camp is open to girls and boys ages 7 to 18. The camps are offered throughout the winter in various cities throughout Oklahoma. Players learn about ball handling and shooting skills from well trained coaches and assistants. As of 2011, the fees range from $201.00 to $350.00 per week depending on housing options.
Point Guard College
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Point Guard College offers several camps throughout the summer at Oklahoma City University. The camp is coed and is available to players ages 14 to 23 years old. It is specifically geared toward assisting point guards refine their skills. Sessions include "Becoming a Play Maker," "Shot Selection," and "Leadership and Communication." This camp is designed to teach players to improve their court sense while giving them the opportunity to learn leadership and develop team skills. As of 2011, fees range from $500 to $650 for a weekly session.
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