Nike Basketball Camp

Nike Basketball Camps UK 2022

Basketball program for boys and girls.

Ages: 10-17 years.

Dates: June 29 – August 16, 2026.
Duration: 1 or 2 weeks.

The basketball program was developed by former NCAA, NBA and Great Britain Olympic basketball team member Eric Boateng. Young players will be able to focus on developing their game both on and off the court.

The Summer Camp features a packed schedule and an international mix of participants, allowing young players to get the most out of their training and gain valuable cultural experiences. Players leave with new skills, confidence and friends from all over the world.

The Summer Camp is held in three locations across the UK: Radley College, Bradfield College and Surrey Sports Park.

Key Factors

• It is possible to study basketball only, without language lessons, or improve your English skills alongside basketball.
• The coaching staff creates a training environment that motivates and inspires players to reach their full potential.
• The coach to student ratio is 1:8.
• Excellent sports facilities for basketball.

Facilities

Radley College

Founded in 1847, Radley College is a historic British private school set in 323 acres of idyllic English countryside, close to Oxford. The school site includes a number of historic buildings and impressive modern sports facilities, including a full-size indoor basketball court.

• 1 full-size indoor basketball court
• 25m, 6-lane swimming pool
• Indoor sports centre
• Recreation room with TV, table football and games consoles
• Free Wi-Fi
• Laundry facilities
• On-site shop

Bradfield college 

The school is set in the heart of the beautiful Berkshire countryside, just 45 minutes from London Heathrow Airport. It is one of the country's leading schools with a reputation for academic excellence and sporting excellence.

Bradfield college has impressive sports facilities including a double-sized sports hall, two full-size basketball courts and access to an additional court nearby.

• 2 full-size indoor basketball courts
• Indoor sports centre
• Weight and strength training suite
• Communal room with TV, table football and games consoles
• Free WiFi
• Laundry facilities
• On-site shop

Surrey sports park

Surrey sports park is located in the historic town of Guildford on the grounds of the University of Surrey, just 40 minutes from London. Opened in 2010, this £36 million elite training complex is a sports hub in the south-east of England.

It is home to several professional sports teams and athletes and has hosted 16 Olympic and Paralympic teams, including Great Britain, the USA and China, to train for the London 2012 Olympics. Surrey sports park is equipped with the latest technology and modern single rooms for accommodation.

• 3 full size indoor basketball courts
• Gymnasium and strength training area
• 50m Olympic standard swimming pool
• Recreation room with TV, table football and games consoles
• Free Wi-Fi
• Laundry facilities
• On-site shop

Program

Professional coaches challenge players in all aspects of their game during daily training sessions. There is a focus on technical attack and defence skills, game situations and athlete development. The programme is energetic and intense. With lessons tailored to age and ability, players have the opportunity to improve and take their game to the next level.

Basketball only (no language lessons)

• Up to 24 hours a week of basketball practice and games.
• Up to 8 hours a week of sports seminars.
• BySuitable for all levels of English, except beginners.

Basketball + English

• Up to 24 hours a week of basketball training and games.
• Up to 13 hours a week of language lessons using the accelerated English learning model.
• Suitable for all levels of English.
• Classes have a maximum of 12 students of the same language level (tested before classes start).

Classes are sport-focused, harnessing students' passion for the subject and promoting language learning in a fun and interactive environment. Qualified teachers make language learning a lively and active experience, with sports projects, discussions and sports-based activities.

Teachers help students improve their oral communication skills by discussing legendary players, interviewing coaches or writing and presenting their own commentary on matches. Teaching is supported by live-in English teachers, and English is spoken throughout the camp, creating an immersive learning environment.

Students can choose from three camps, depending on their age, date and training programme:

Development Camp (10-13 years)

The programme is held at Radley College.

Dates, 2026:
Week 1: July 6–12, July 13–19, July 20–26, July 27–August 2, August 3–9, August 10–16.
Week 2: July 6–19, July 13–26, July 20–August 2, July 27–August 9, August 3–16.

The coaching team creates an energetic environment on the court and a fun training environment, with a focus on developing fundamental skills and technique. Players are divided into age and ability groups. Development is supported through drills focusing on ball control, dribbling, shooting, defense and teamwork. Every Friday, players put their skills to the test in a weekly tournament.

Advanced Camp (13-17 years)

The program is held at Bradfield college.

Dates, 2026:
Week 1: June 29 – July 5, July 6 – 12, July 13 – 19, July 20 – 26, July 27 – August 2, August 3 – 9, August 10 – 16.
Week 2: June 29 – July 12, July 6 – 19, July 13 – 26, July 20 – August 2, July 27 – August 9, August 3 – 16.

High-intensity training is tailored to the individual level, with coaches challenging players to improve their on-court performance. Professional style training covers technical offensive and defensive skills as well as 5-on-5 game scenarios, providing insight into the life of an elite player, promoting all-round athlete development. Weekly tournaments give players the opportunity to compete in a realistic environment and compete for the title of champion.

Competition Camp (15-17 years)

The program is held at Surrey Sports Park.

Dates, 2026:
Week 1: June 29–July 5, July 6–12, July 13–19, July 20–26.
Week 2: June 29–July 12, July 6–19, July 13–26.

This small-scale program, held on a university campus, is designed to give players a deeper tactical understanding of the game and an understanding of how to improve their individual performance.

Coaches share their experience of the professional game, giving young players the insight they need to make the step up. With a focus on detailed technical drills and position-specific training, players are challenged to improve their performance.

Accommodation and protation

Residential accommodation on the school grounds, depending on the age group, boys and girls live in separate houses. At Radley College and Bradfield College, children live in a single or shared room. At Surrey Sports Park, children live in a single room with an en-suite bathroom. All residences have a common room where they can relax in their free time.

Meals are provided three times a day, very balanced and designed specifically for young athletes. A variety of dishes are available, including vegetarian options. The camp staff ensure that each player eats and drinks enough of the right foods during their training. Coaches ensure that players drink plenty of water during training.

A nurse monitors the children's health every day. Additional assistance and advice is provided by a private doctor on duty. Sports therapists or physiotherapists are present during sports activities in case of injuries and subsequently provide advice on recovery.

Additional Activities

Players who choose the basketball camp option without language classes attend a series of seminars and recovery activities on the camp grounds. They are introduced to a range of topics designed to givea better understanding of how to achieve excellent athletic performance. Recovery exercises such as yoga help players cope with the demands of training twice a day.

Workshop Topics:

• Nutrition: Why we eat what we eat, proper hydration.
• Elite Performance: What it takes to play at the highest level.
• Yoga: Injury prevention and improving flexibility.
• Wellness: Understanding physical and mental health habits.

Excursions

All camps include exciting excursions to see some of the UK's best attractions.

• Theme Park
  With over 30 rides and attractions, one of England's finest theme parks has something for everyone. Adrenaline junkies can ride a roller coaster that accelerates from 0 to 120 km/h in less than two seconds. And those who prefer to keep their feet on the ground will enjoy small amusement park rides and traditional fairground entertainment.
• Oxford
  Children will explore the historic city of Oxford, home to the oldest university in the English-speaking world, with magnificent architecture and academic history around every corner.
• London
  Children will explore the sights of England's capital and see some of the famous landmarks such as Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament, before heading out for some shopping in the afternoon.

Sample daily schedule

Morning:
Breakfast
Assembly
Basketball practice

Afternoon:
Lunch
English lessons or workshops
Recovery and rest

Evening:
Dinner
Basketball training
Rest

Cost, 2026

£2,150 for 1 week
£4,300 for 2 weeks.

Included in the price

• Training
• English lessons (if the program with language learning is selected)
• 24-hour child care
• Accommodation and meals
• Certificate upon completion of the course and a report from the trainer

Additionally paid

• Flight
• Visa
• Insurance
• Transfers from and to the airport
• Educational company services

WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT FROM OTHER COMPANIES

• We have been working since 1996
• We choose camps with a minimum number of Russian speakers
• We only place children in good conditions
• We have personally inspected almost all the schools we offer
• We do not work with the mass segment, only camps for discerning clients
• The 24/7 phone is always working
• Why we are appreciated clients

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