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Eric Dailey Jr.

This isn’t a regular camp. This is a one-day UCLA-style immersion built around the exact rhythm Eric Dailey Jr. lives: early work, details, discipline, recovery, and confidence. Athletes will train in a real college environment and learn what it takes to show up like a Bruin — not just for one workout, but as a daily standard.

Eric’s edge has never been “talent only.” It’s the routine: showing up early, getting extra shots, taking care of his body, and stacking great reps day after day. This experience is designed to pass that mindset on to the next generation.

Only 20 athletes per date. Registration is first come, first served with approval to keep the group high-level and the coaching personal.

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Why It Works
Why this is Different
  • Only 20 athletes per session: more coaching, more reps, more accountability
  • A real “day-in-the-life” flow: pre-practice shooting, fueling, practice prep, practice, recovery, strength training, and a final shooting block
  • College habits taught in real time: how to warm up, how to compete, how to recover, how to stay ready
  • On-campus Lunch + Q&A with Eric Dailey Jr. and a guest coach
  • Full facilities access: athletes move through the same types of spaces a college player uses (gym, training/recovery areas, strength room)
  • Built around the details that separate good players from great ones: routine, discipline, recovery, and confidence
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Pricing
Free for selected players
(20 Players Per Session)

Aug 15th and Aug 16th
At: UCLA- MO OSTIN BASKETBALL CENTER
Story
Eric’s story (the mindset we’re teaching)

Eric Dailey Jr. didn’t get where he is by skipping steps. He built his game through consistent work — the kind most people don’t see: – Getting in the gym early to sharpen mechanics – Training with purpose (not just “getting shots up”) – Competing every day and learning from every rep – Taking recovery seriously so the body can perform

This experience gives athletes a chance to live that process for a full day — and leave with a routine they can repeat at home.

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Who it’s for
  • Boys and girls ages 10–14
  • Players who want a serious, structured, college-style day
  • Athletes who are coachable, competitive, and ready to work
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The Eric Dailey Jr.
Experience
What you get (included)
  • Elite on-court training led by Eric Dailey Jr. and staff 1
  • Strength & performance session
  • Recovery + fueling education built into the day
  • Camp T-shirt + workout gear (set included)
  • Water/fueling station during the day (hydration + quick fuel)
  • On-campus Lunch + Q&A with Eric Dailey Jr. and a guest coach
  • Photos/content moments (where permitted)
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Schedule
The “Day in the Life” Schedule (10:00 AM – 2:00 PM)

  • 10:00–10:40 AM

    Pre-practice shooting + technique

    This is where the day starts — the extra work. – Form shooting → game-speed reps – Footwork, balance, shot preparation (1–2s, hop, drift control) – Finishing touches: shot quality + consistency standards

  • 10:40–10:55 AM

    Fueling block

    Because elite performance starts before the whistle. – Hydration + quick fuel (water, fruit, bars) – Simple pre-training habits athletes can repeat daily

  • 10:55–11:15 AM

    Practice prep (warm-up + readiness)

    How you warm up is how you play. – Dynamic warm-up + movement prep – Activation/injury prevention (hips, ankles, core) – Mental approach: start sharp, communicate early

  • 11:15–12:20 PM

    On-court session: Skill work + USA Basketball 3×3 concepts

    The work that translates — with 3×3 decision-making. – Individual skill: handles, finishing, shooting off movement, quick reads – 3×3 concepts block: – Spacing rules (keep paint clear, corner/slot discipline) – Pace + shot selection (quick good shots vs rushed shots) – Advantage reads: drive–kick–swing, slip vs switch, attack top foot – Screen actions: ghost screens, re-screens, short roll reads – Defensive concepts: contain without fouling, switching communication, “no middle” principles – Competitive finish: 3×3 games to a score (emphasis on stops + smart possessions)

  • 12:20–12:35 PM

    Rest + recovery reset

    Great players don’t just train hard — they recover smart. – Cool down + breathing reset – Mobility (hips/hamstrings/ankles) + hydration

  • 12:35–1:15 PM

    Strength training (performance-based)

    Build the body that can handle the season. – Core + stability + movement quality – Athletic power (age-appropriate) – Injury prevention focus (knees/ankles/hips, landing mechanics)

  • 1:15–1:45 PM

    Shooting block (FTs + 3s) + 3×3 shot profile

    Finish the day the right way — with focus. – Free throws under fatigue (routine + pressure sets) – 3-point reps: catch-and-shoot + 1–2 dribble pull-ups – 3×3 shot profile: quick-release 3s, relocation, “one-more” passing into rhythm shots – Personal standard: makes goal + shot quality rules

  • 1:45–2:00 PM

    Lunch + recovery + Q&A

    Refuel, reset, and learn how to stay ready. – Quick lunch + hydration – Q&A with Eric Dailey Jr. (3×3 mindset, reads, leadership, habits) – Take-home recovery checklist (hydration, mobility, sleep basics)

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Dates
Summer Session Dates
  • Session 1: Aug 15
  • Session 2: Aug 16
Only 20 spots per date.
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Location Highlight (UCLA)
MO OSTIN BASKETBALL CENTER

Practice where the UCLA Bruins practice

Participants will have the privilege to train at the *Mo Ostin Basketball Center* — the official practice home of *UCLA Men’s Basketball*. This is where the Bruins put in their daily work, sharpen their skills, and prepare to compete at the highest level of college basketball.

A real “Day-in-the-Life” feel

This experience isn’t just about drills — it’s about stepping into a real college environment. The moment athletes walk into Mo Ostin, the energy changes. The pace is different. The focus is different. The standard is higher.

It brings the Eric Dailey Jr. Experience to life by placing athletes in the same type of setting where Eric trains and prepares.

Why this location matters

  • *Authentic UCLA training environment* (not a typical rental gym)
  • Creates a true “college pace” atmosphere that pushes athletes to lock in
  • Reinforces the mindset we’re teaching: *details, discipline, recovery, and confidence*
  • Makes the experience more immersive, memorable, and motivating
  • Helps athletes understand what “next level” preparation looks and feels like

What athletes will experience in this setting

  • A structured, UCLA-style training flow led by *Eric Dailey Jr.* and staff
  • Skill work, competitive segments, and shooting routines designed to match a college practice rhythm
  • A high-performance environment that encourages athletes to train with purpose — not just “get shots up”

The takeaway

Training at Mo Ostin isn’t just a cool moment — it’s a mindset shift. Athletes leave with a new standard for how to prepare, how to compete, and how to carry themselves like a college player.

Note: Mo Ostin Basketball Center is UCLA Athletics property. Access and specific areas used may vary based on facility guidelines and availability.

Ready for The Eric Dailey Jr. Experience?
Apply to reserve your spot (20 athletes only).

First come, first served — approval required.

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Approval
How Approval Works (First come, First served)
  • 1. Register to claim your spot in line
  • 2. We review quickly to confirm fit (age, readiness, coachability)
  • 3. Once approved, your spot is officially locked in
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FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
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  • 1. What ages can attend?

    Boys and girls ages 10–18.

  • 2. Is this for beginners?

    This is best for athletes who already play organized basketball and want a serious training day.

  • 3. What should athletes bring?

    Basketball shoes, water bottle, comfortable training clothes (you’ll also receive gear), and a great attitude.

  • 4. What’s included?

    Training, strength session, recovery/fueling education, T-shirt + workout gear, and on-campus lunch + Q&A.

  • 5. Can parents attend?

    Parents can attend drop-off/pick-up and designated viewing moments (facility rules may apply).