Elevate Next

4 reviews

+1 (504) 330-6451

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1800 Rev John Raphael Jr Way

New Orleans, LA 70113

+1 (504) 330-6451

http://www.elevatenext.com

Elevate NEXT in New Orleans offers affordable basketball training programs for athletes aged 5 and up, focusing on skill development, sportsmanship, and leadership under the guidance of professional coaches.

Their services include Aces Agility, Core Explosiveness, Speed, Strength, and Shooting Academy, with specialized coaching from experts like Shooting Guru Sky Hyacinthe and Post Master Shamon Tooles.

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5.04 reviews

Aaron W.

8/23/2017

My son has been training at Elevate Next for several years and the organization has become an important part of his development, on and off the court. The coaching staff is not only knowledgeable...

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Greg J.

8/19/2017

If your child is serious about basketball training and you're not here, you're missing out. Elevate is far and away the best youth basketball training in the city and it's in a caring, positive...

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I Love g.

9/24/2014

A very nice basketball academy. They run it from the school gym - St Stephens school. Coaches are super friendly and give kids nice drills to work on. The first session is free. On Sat evening...

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Phil A.

8/24/2017

All the coaches at Elevate Next do a wonderful job training young ballers of all ages and skill levels. Kids learn the essential skills to stand out on the court, and the coaches also emphasize...

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