November 2023

In partnership with LSA, the coaches who created the spring basketball skills development program as well as the multisport development session this past August are now launching a 3rd through 5th grade basketball clinic this November. This will be a fun-filled program that will help Lincolnshire athletes improve their skill set and knowledge of the game of basketball. While the primary focus of this clinic will be basketball skill development, we will also focus on developing self-confidence, mental focus, and discipline.

As part of this program, up to four (4) coaches will host nine (9) sessions over a 6-week period. The program will start on Thursday, November 2nd and run through Thursday, December 7th. Each session will be held at Daniel Wright Junior High and will be 90-minutes running from 6:30 until 8pm.

Each player will need to bring a basketball and will use their Lincolnshire Rec League reversible jerseys. If they do not have a jersey, any reversible white/black basketball jersey will work.

The cost of this clinic will be $175 per participant.

The session will be limited to a maximum of 30 participants.

Sessions

We will have a total of 9 sessions, 90 minutes each (6:30pm-8:00pm) at Daniel Wright Green Gym (enter through back of the school by the gym doors)

Session Dates: 11/2, 11/7, 11/9, 11/14, 11/16, 11/28, 11/30, 12/5, & 12/7

NOTE: There will be no sessions the week of Thanksgiving (week of 11/20)

Key Dates

October 4th (Wednesday) – Registration Opens at 8am
October 13th (Friday) – Registration Closes
November 2nd (Thursday) – First Session
December 7th (Thursday) – Last Session

Registration Fees

3rd-5th Grade Boys & Girls: $175

Contact Us

Any questions please contact Nick Kilton at kilt12@hotmail.com and Mark Beier at mbeier001@gmail.com.

About the Coaches

Coach Mark: Mark and his family – Jenny (wife) + kids Elli (12) & Tucker (9) – have been residents of Lincolnshire for just over a year. Mark was an All-State Linebacker in football and ran track in High School. After High School, Mark when on to play football at John Carroll University. Mark has been working in the fitness industry for the past 18 years, ranging from the director of fitness of several gyms as well as owning his own personal training business and is now the General Manager of Midtown Athletic Club in Bannockburn. Mark is a Certified Personal Trainer and Corrective Exercise Specialist through NASM.

Coach Jeremy: Jeremy and his family – Laura (wife) + kids Miles (10) & Max (7) – have been residents of Lincolnshire for just over a year. Jeremy is a mindful performance coach. His career began as a personal trainer in 2001, at the same time he was introduced to yoga and meditation. Over the last 20 years he has worked to design and develop a balanced mental and physical performance system he calls WALTON METHOD. This practice is built on a foundation of meditation and mindful movement. Jeremy’s love of athletics started at a young age and continued through high school and in college where he played football for the University of Arizona. Since then, Jeremy has influenced the fitness industry through teaching and training hundreds of professional fitness trainers and reaching thousands of clients through his work as a previous Fitbit ambassador, Director of Training for SHRED415, Equinox fitness manager, VHI Celebrity Fit Club trainer, a featured Mirror Instructor, and Yoga International. Jeremy’s talents have been recognized across brands and industries. In 2011 he was named Gatorade’s Fitness Influencer of the Year. He has facilitated sessions with Conde’ Nast, Asutra, Wave5, Equinox, The Chicago Blackhawks, The Chicago Bulls, and the Chicago Cubs, and was most recently named as a Global Ambassador for Lululemon.

Coach Nick: Nick and his family – Julie (wife) + EJ (9) & Cody (6) – have been residents of Lincolnshire for nearly 2 years. Nick has a long history with sports focused on Football, Basketball, & Track in high school and ultimately playing football at the University of Wisconsin – Oshkosh. Nick was All-State in all three sports while in high school and was voted Classic 8 player of the year in basketball his senior year. Nick works for Keurig Dr Pepper running their Walgreens business and is a National Alliance for Youth Sports member.