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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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 response to "never again", Jun 06, 2010
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reviewer: Cdf
from NC
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| My son attended approx 7 Adrian camps. Every camp had an
division I all star player there. Every camp sytressed
fundamentals. Triple threat, defense, box out and....maybe
just as important...what you refer to as "street ball." My
friend, without that wide open scrimmage time...the camp
wouldn't be worth going to! But, It represents the bone
marrow of the camp! It is where the kids get to (hopefully)
use what they have been taught there. From your post, you
strike me as a chronic complainer that no one could ever
satisfy or keep happy. On behalf of Bryan...allow me to address
you. Take you son and teach him yourself instead of blaming
it on hard working people with organized camps.
Or, (I hesitate to say this so that you won't bad mouth anyone
else), send hi tom another camp. But again, I don't think
anything would satisfy you.
I can show you thousands of kids that became very good
players from Adrian camps....especially in NC. |
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30 of 31 people found the following review helpful:
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Never Again, Jul 13, 2007
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reviewer: Ccarli
from Prattville, AL
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| I sent my son to the Bryan Adrian Basketball camp in Atlanta, GA. July of 2007. It was a huge disappointment for us and my 15 year old son. For $500.00 they did not do or learn any fundamentals, they did not work on skills, they were offered the exact same food choices everyday at every meal. No snacks or drinks were provided outside of the three meals per day. The first day of camp we had to check in at Emory University. No instructions or map of the campus were provided we literally had to search the campus and ask strangers where we needed to go to register. Once we did find the building, our reception by the director was very cool, and uninviting. We received the same attitude when we went for the "championship games, and awards ceremony." These so called championship games were nothing more than street ball games, and as we and other parents came to realize, that is all they did at this camp was play street ball for 5 days at $100.00 per day. Only 61 kids attended this camp and not one parent was approached or spoken to by the director or any other staff member. I will certainly do my homework next time and research thoroughly any camp we are considering sending our son to. This camp was a waste of our money and a waste of my son's time. |
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