Highlights on The Basketball Movement

Keep up with area highlights with The Basketball Movement!

The Basketball Movement is the number one hoops destination in Southwest Missouri for multiple reasons. An elite training facility and the home of the Yanders Law AAU program, we also promote local basketball and spotlight prominent players.

One of the benefits of being a gym rat of The Basketball Movement or a prominent Yanders Law player is that our media team creates highlights to elevate exposure. We do this for our older players, not just for fun, but also to help them receive attention should they decide to pursue ball at the next level.

One of the most active areas to follow is The Basketball Movement's Instagram.

We appreciate your following and sharing, which helps our athletes! We create clips and images of many players, though it does take time. If you are an athlete under The Basketball Movement umbrella without media, please be patient and keep balling out.

Follow the Movement everywhere you can! See you soon in a gym near you.

Happy Thanksgiving from The Basketball Movement!

The Basketball Movement treats those involved in what we do like family, so we are so grateful for every member - trainers, players, parents, and everyone behind the scenes.

As The Basketball Movement and Yanders Law boldly push forward through the odds, it is crucial to pause and reflect on why we must be thankful. We have said it many times, but we will start by acknowledging our gratitude for the legacy and life lessons left to us by the great Rob Yanders. We miss Coach Rob every day and are eternally grateful for him.

A few words from Jen, Rob’s wife, in the post below:

Beyond that, we are thankful for individual player achievements, successful events, continued Yanders Law success, and much more. As great as all those things are, we are still most thankful for you.

Anyone who has teamed up with The Basketball Movement has created a bond for life. Nothing can be accomplished in what we do without the driving force of the individuals involved. Without the relationships formed, there would not be success.

We are also grateful for the outpouring of love for Rob’s family and all he left behind.

There is nothing soft or embarrassing about showing gratitude. Many individuals take time to help you achieve; the least you can do is thank them. Those small acts of kindness reassure the helpers and make them want to help again and again. You never know who needs reassurance, so take three seconds to make someone’s day.

We want to personally thank our trainers and staff, who dedicate so much time to bettering not just The Basketball Movement and our programs but all the young men and women involved.

Another personal thank you to the unsung heroes: Parents and guardians of the players. A final thank you to the players who make us what we are. You are part of something special because you make it special. Nothing we do is possible without you, and we want nothing but the best for each and every one of you.

Everyone enjoy the holiday! If you get too full, just run out and get some shots up to burn off those excess calories. Or, hit us up and come get this work!

The Basketball Movement Saturday Clinic

Check out the premier basketball training facility in the Midwest with The Basketball Movement Saturday Clinics.

The Basketball Movement’s bread and butter is our individual or group skill development training (contact us for more info!). We have trained elite area talent, NCAA men and women athletes, and NBA players. The Basketball Movement has a notable history of being a developer of people.

However, not every hooper is ready for intense training, whether due to age or skill level. That is why we implemented Saturday Clinics, an inexpensive way for young players to work on the basics and sharpen their basketball skills.

Every Saturday, the Clinics are held from 9:00-11:00 am unless otherwise posted on our site or social pages.

These mini-camp-style open gyms are for both boys and girls from 2nd to 8th grade. It is $25 to participate. Parents of multiple eligible athletes may be entitled to a discount.

Registration is not necessary, but if you have questions or want to ensure spots, you can call (417) 861-2166 and speak with Coach Craig.

Saturday Clinics are a fun weekend activity that we are thrilled to provide to our community. If you have any further questions, call or email basketballmovement@yahoo.com

We look forward to seeing you!

Skill Development Workouts

Take a look at the cornerstone of The Basketball Movement: our skill development workouts and training.

The Basketball Movement is well-known as a developer of people. Through the sport, we have grown young people into more confident individuals and better leaders. Also, folks who come around here tend to get exponentially better at the game of basketball.

The Basketball Movement has many things to offer, but individual or group skill development workouts provided here are what put the movement on the map.

Whether training a professional hooper or working with a group of grade schoolers who need to hone their fundamentals, The Basketball Movement approaches the sport with a seriousness and intensity that brings out the best in players.

Those who have come through our doors looking to improve must be ready to WORK. If they can hang, they will rise above their competition. If you follow basketball in Southwest Missouri, you've likely seen it firsthand.

High school basketball is one thing, but The Basketball Movement is also equipped to train collegiate and professional players. With a theater dedicated to film study, a barber shop, and other amenities modeled after pro facilities, we have built something few others in the Midwest could try to replicate.

To get involved with The Basketball Movement and come get this work, contact us.

Not every player will be up to the sweat-drenched, basketball knowledge overload that The Basketball Movement delivers. But those with a passion for the game and a genuine desire to improve are welcome. You want to get to the next level, and we can help you. Reach out!

Earning playing time

Year after year, playing time is one of the top issues on the minds of players (and their families).

Whether it is justified or not, many players find themselves not getting the court time they desire. There are situations in which it comes down to coach oversights, preferences, or bias. Almost always, though, a player can increase their playing time by stepping up their game.

“I don’t complain about playing time. My job is to play so well the coach can’t sit me.”
— Shane Battier

All the practice and effort that go into basketball come together in games, which is why it can be so frustrating not to get many minutes, if any at all. No matter the reason for the limited minutes, the frustration is understandable.

That being said, many of your minutes are truly up to you. A coach controls substitutions, but you control your abilities. In a game situation, a coach’s mind is going 100 miles per hour. Many of their decisions are based on split-second instinct. They go to players and schemes with which they are comfortable and that make sense in specific situations.

During your time on the court, time in practice, and even time off the court, present your best self to your coach. Get noticed by your play and demeanor - this will place you more prominently in your coach’s mind. Naturally, this will pay off when those split-second decisions happen in games.

The best thing you can do to increase playing time is simple - step up your game. Just practicing with your team is not going to separate you from the pack. The most significant improvement often occurs during the offseason.

Not only getting up shots but going through basketball-specific workouts like those offered by The Basketball Movement are the kind of thing that separates a team’s best players from the rest.

It can be tough to dig yourself out of the hole that is the bench, so it will take patience and determination. Overcoming adversity is another factor that helps separate the strongest from the pack, however. It is a challenge worth taking on if you are serious about getting more minutes.

Parents - It can be tough to accept sometimes, but this isn’t your battle. Coaching decisions are not yours to make, and you must understand that you have blind spots when it comes to your own children. If coaching actions seem abusive in any way, it is, of course, time to step up. With issues such as playing time, however, support your children and be willing to help them in any way possible.

As mentioned, The Basketball Movement is a tremendous resource in the Midwest for scenarios just like these. If a player is serious about improving in a hurry, The Basketball Movement is the perfect place to start at any level of the game.

Remember, you can contact us at any time here!

Film analysis with The Basketball Movement

An undervalued skill in basketball is knowing how to adequately prepare for matchups - a skill The Basketball Movement can help you develop.

As you grow in the sport of basketball, the intricacies get more and more important. You have heard for a long time that the little things add up - that becomes more true in each level of the sport. By the time you are playing high school ball and especially hit college or the pros, you should have the fundamentals down. You will be working on the finer things.

One area that too often goes uncoached is the art of mental preparation. You may be equipped with a deep bag of on-court skills, but if you aren’t as prepared as your opponent for the mental portion of the game, the scales will tip.

Luckily, you have a resource. The Basketball Movement has been helping players develop these skills for years, not only teaching players to learn on the fly but also what to look for in film analysis. As you grow in the sport, prepping for teams and individual players becomes crucial if you wish to be competitive. Shouldn’t you learn how to get the most out of this aspect of the game? (The answer is yes)

If you as a player or coach need to learn how to adequately prepare for matchups by studying film or even what to look for in-person, contact us at The Basketball Movement.

Our facility includes a state-of-the-art film room that is designed to teach these skills with interactive smart screens and just the guys for the job. Rob Yanders learned from years of collegiate and professional basketball exactly what to look for and exactly how to look for it—and our current coaches and trainers are carrying that knowledge forward for the next generation of elite hoopers.

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This is just one piece of what The Basketball Movement has to offer, but it is a piece that will be difficult to find anywhere else in Southwest Missouri. The specific knowledge and expertise that go into providing lessons on film analysis shouldn’t be discounted. We help hundreds of players each week in so many ways, but this is one way that does not get used enough. Use us! We want to help and need you to know how much more there is than on-the-court action.

Again, to take advantage of our facility and knowledge to give you an edge, please contact The Basketball Movement here and keep it locked to this blog for more of what we do best!

Little Things

Never underestimate the power of the little things. Set hard screens, make sharp cuts, and communicate.

If you have been to The Basketball Movement for at least a couple of clinics or a workout, you have already learned about the little things. Our coaches and trainers know ball - they appreciate full effort on a back cut as much as they do a pretty jumper. A hard screen is as likely to get them out of their seat as a ferocious dunk. If you are putting full effort into everything you do, you will be a standout.

To succeed at the little things in the game takes dedication. For starters, you need to know what you are doing. Pay attention in practice, study the game, and learn from your mistakes. Repetition is huge - oftentimes, doing the little things just comes down to muscle memory. For all of those little things to become muscle memory, you will likely have to be a pro. Until then, it will take frequent, conscious effort.

One of the best ways to hold yourself accountable is to remain engaged. Don’t ball-watch, but remain in constant motion on offense. Be active off the ball. If you are driving hard, the ball will find you. If you set good screens, you will be a better teammate and improve the entire offense.

When it comes to defense, stay low, but make yourself big. That sounds tough, but just make sure you are always in the stance and staying strong. Keep your arms out (or into the opposing player) and your eyes wide open. If you are doing your best to be ready for anything, you are probably doing the little things.

To work on the little things that make basketball such an intricate, special game, you have to get in the gym. Repetition is key, but only if you are doing things the right way. Get with a trainer or coach who knows what they’re doing and will hold you accountable.

It is difficult to say without being too cliché, but the little things really do add up. All of them add up to a whole that benefits your entire team in a big way. Learn how to master the little things with The Basketball Movement!

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Yanders Law inks deal with New Balance - Headed to P32 League

Yanders Law joins P32 and teams up with New Balance - the basketball player’s basketball shoe.

Quality, style, performance. These things are synonymous with New Balance Basketball and Yanders Law hoops. But Yanders Law players are about to get more than just sick kicks.

Yanders Law athletes are about to get a new opportunity on a new platform. The grassroots AAU squad is joining the New Balance P32 League this Fall.

P32 focuses on character, effort, and opportunity. #LawNation was founded on character and effort, and this is certainly a great opportunity for our young hoopers.

New Balance has been making a splash recently on the hoops scene, recently adding 2025 first overall NBA draft pick Cooper Flagg to their lineup of partners that already includes Kawhi Leonard, Darius Garland, Jamal Murray, Cameron Brink, Tyrese Maxey, Zach LaVine, Dejounte Murray, and more.

New Balance and Yanders Law are on the rise. Look for highlights from the P32 league coming at you real soon. Follow the movement!

Contact The Basketball Movement

Everything you need to know about getting a hold of us here at The Basketball Movement:

The Basketball Movement provides most basketball-related services you can come up with, and we want you to take advantage of them! To do that, we need to be in contact to set things up and get started. Whether you have kids needing individual skill development workouts or are a professional needing to work on film study, you can all link up with us in the same way.

To learn more about our services or discuss pricing, availability, and other details, the best way is to email basketballmovement@yahoo.com. A quick way to do that is by visiting our contact page here.

One of The Basketball Movement’s trainers will use that email to answer any questions you may have or set up any workouts.

Another way to reach us is by sending us direct messages on social media. We cannot create appointments this way, but our social media manager should be able to answer basic questions or provide general information you may need. Visit our pages here: Instagram - Facebook - Twitter

We check the above as quickly as possible and will do our best to solve any problems or set up any services as best we can!

One of our favorite ways to interact, though, is in person! We do not necessarily have set hours as workouts start early and often end late, varying from day to day. That said, feel free to come by at any reasonable hour, and there should be someone available to speak with you about any questions you may have or to figure out how to get you or your athlete involved.

If you have questions about our affiliate, Yanders Law Basketball (AAU), please email Yanders_law@hotmail.com, and a coach will be happy to assist you.

Again, The Basketball Movement provides a wide range of services, from media exposure to strength and conditioning. If you'd like to know more, please don't hesitate to drop us an email or visit us. We are excited to hear from you!

Skill Development Training

EMBRACE ferocious work ethic at The Basketball Movement

We are known for pushing athletes to become better: better competitors, better players, and hopefully better people. We get this work year-round, not just at events or for those involved with Yanders Law or our other affiliate programs.

High school boys and girls, professional hoopers, grade school kids, college players… it does not matter who you are - we want to help you reach your next goal as a player. Hopefully, we can teach you enough about putting in work that it also carries over off the court.

Though we accept willing players from all levels, we ask a lot from the athletes who step on our court. If you cannot work hard and give the necessary effort, we do not want your money. We hold ourselves to high standards and associate only with players that do the same.

If that sounds like you, come get this work.

The Basketball Movement’s bread and butter is skill development. Our trainers include former college players, pro players, and individuals who have been obsessed with the sport for as long as they can remember. You will be challenged, and if you are willing to accept that, you will improve.

We also offer film analysis for higher-level players - one of the most undervalued skills you can have at the college and pro levels. Learning it can be difficult, and we are one of the few teachers around.

One-on-one workouts, group work, strength and conditioning… we are equipped with everything necessary to elevate your game, all wrapped up in a facility modeled with professional setups in mind.

If you or your athlete are prepared to take their game to the next level, reach out to us at basketballmovement@yahoo.com or even drop by and see for yourself what we are all about at 2135 N Sports Complex Ln, Nixa MO 65714.

Serious improvement is not for the faint of heart. We look forward to hearing from the warriors who want to sharpen their iron with ours. We’ll see you on the court.

Staying sharp while playing other sports

For athletes who play multiple sports, it is crucial to maintain your edge on the basketball court.

Football is kicking off at every level, with volleyball, cross-country, soccer, and many other sports also underway. There are many different sports for athletes to choose from, especially at the prep level on down. Many of the best athletes distribute their talents over several of these sports, which is great, but also presents new challenges.

Time spent on other sports is time spent focusing your attention on things besides basketball. However, this is certainly okay, as there are many things in life that are more critical than hooping, such as family, education, etc.

Once it is time to focus on basketball again, you do not want to have fallen behind your teammates, let alone your competition.

When you are involved in other sports, time management becomes crucial. The sports season you are engaged in likely needs to be the priority (once homework is done). Being coachable, a good teammate, and a successful athlete in whichever sport has your attention needs to remain at the forefront. However, don't forget about the most fantastic sport in the world: basketball.

“The great players show how much they want to play during the offseason - when it’s hot, when it’s tough, and when no one’s watching.”
— Tony Alfonso

Even if you mess around in the driveway dribbling, getting shots up, or playing pick-up games with friends, you stay sharper than you would otherwise. Just remember to keep learned skills, such as shooting form, in the front of your mind. The offseason is the easiest time to get lax on fundamentals and form bad habits.

One of the best things you can do is use a block of free time for focused, intense training. You probably see where this is going, but a workout session like those offered by The Basketball Movement is perfect for blocking out distractions from your mind so you can focus solely on basketball.

Even smack in the middle of softball season, track season, and what have you, you can still find a few hours. A few hours of concentrated basketball training, especially over a few days, can keep your skills sharp and serve as reminders of what it takes to stay at the top of your game.

Anytime you can have a basketball in your hands is helpful. To get the most out of your basketball offseason, contact The Basketball Movement. Coaches Craig, Sly, and the rest are the perfect team to ensure that you stay at the top of your game, even if you are playing other sports. Hit us up!

2025 Rob Yanders Memorial Basketball Game

It’s time again for one of our favorite times of the year, as we reflect upon and celebrate the life of our founder, Rob Yanders.

A bittersweet but favorite tradition at The Basketball Movement is our annual Rob Yanders Memorial Basketball Game. Rob was taken from us too soon, and we still feel the sting and the void of his powerful and inspiring presence. One of the times we feel closest to filling that void is during this game.

Well, we should say “these games.” We anticipate a nice turnout of current and former Yanders Law players, We Are United grads, The Basketball Movement trainees, and other friends of the program. There will be plenty of basketball to go around.

The gym will open at 2:00 p.m., although anyone is welcome to visit throughout the day. Group pictures will be taken at 3:30, and games will follow. We will have our usual Saturday Clinic in the morning.

Non-players are, of course, welcome as well! We would love to have anyone looking to remember our guy. Plus, there will be some damn good basketball to watch. Seating will be first-come, first-served.

We are hoping to see many friendly faces and hoopers eager to play the way Rob liked to see the game played. See you this Saturday!

Look inside The Basketball Movement workouts

Take a look at the bread and butter of The Basketball Movement: our skill development workouts and training.

The Trainers at The Basketball Movement are well-known for developing people. Through the sport, they have helped young people grow into more confident individuals and better leaders. Also, folks who come around here tend to get exponentially better at the game of basketball.

The Basketball Movement has many things to offer, but the individual and group skill development workouts offered here are what put the movement on the map.

Whether training a professional hooper or working with a group of grade schoolers that need to hone the fundamentals, The Basketball Movement approaches the sport with a seriousness and intensity that gets the very most out of players.

We employ hard-nosed, driven, honest, and true developers of people. Those who have come to The Basketball Movement to get better have to be ready to WORK. If they can hang, they will rise above their competition. If you follow basketball in Southwest Missouri, you have seen it for yourself.

High school basketball is one thing, but The Basketball Movement is equipped to train collegiate and professional players as well. With a theater dedicated to film study, basketball-specific weight and cardio equipment, and other amenities modeled after professional facilities, we have built something that few others in the Midwest could replicate.

To get involved with The Basketball Movement and come get this work, contact us.

Not every player will be up to the sweat-drenched, basketball knowledge overload that The Basketball Movement delivers. But those who have a passion for the game and a true desire to improve are welcome. You want to get to the next level, and we can help you. Reach out!

Yanders Law Basketball

Reach out to Yanders Law Basketball, Southwest Missouri’s premier AAU program.

#LawNation is alive and well as we continue to grow the basketball scene in Southwest Missouri. Yanders Law AAU has seen plenty of success over the years, but we are always looking ahead.

Yanders Law remains under The Basketball Movement’s umbrella. This site is the digital home of Yanders Law, as our courts are its physical home. However, we are introducing a way for you to contact the Yanders Law Basketball program directly.

We are separating Yanders Law inquiries from The Basketball Movement inquiries. You may email yanderslaw@hotmail.com to get in touch with Coaches concerning tryouts, program information, and more. You may also do it through our website here.

As always, you may also contact The Basketball Movement to schedule workouts, get general information, and more by emailing basketballmovement@yahoo.com or through this website here.

Contact one of the top AAU programs in the Midwest, and we can work together to continue building something special!

Fourth of July

Another holiday means another perfect time for reflection, family, and free throw practice… if you ask us.

Independence Day is special because it marks a historic moment for our country and gives us all a chance to celebrate the many freedoms we are afforded. No country is perfect, and this is also a time to reflect on what we can do to continue shaping our piece of this world into a shining example of justice, equality, and peace. We all have a part to play - so go out and make a positive difference in your community!

We hope you get some well-deserved time off to enjoy family and friends and celebrate however you feel is most appropriate. Remember, rest and reflection are just as important as practice and competition. So, while we would suggest using this time to outwork your competition, we also encourage you to take a moment to appreciate your journey and the people who support you.

There will be no Saturday Clinic this weekend (7/5) as our trainers and coaches will be taking time off to be with family and friends!

Those missing out on that time to work are encouraged to do some ball-handling work in the driveway, get shots up wherever possible, or even watch some hoops and pay close attention to players you may model your game after.

The NBA Summer League kicks off in Salt Lake City this weekend, and the WNBA is back in action tomorrow, so there will still be hoops to watch!

So enjoy the weekend! Work hard if there is work to be done, but do your best to find time to reflect and be grateful as well. As always, keep checking back right here as we monitor the world’s basketball movement and do our part to uplift an already incredible hoops community.

Contact The Basketball Movement

Everything you need to know about getting ahold of us here at The Basketball Movement:

The Basketball Movement provides most basketball-related services you can come up with, and we want you to take advantage of them! To do that, we must be in contact to set things up and get moving. Whether you have some kids needing individual skill development workouts or are a professional needing to work on film study, you can all link up with us in the same way.

To learn more about our services or discuss pricing, availability, etc., the best way is to email basketballmovement@yahoo.com - A quick way to do that is by going to our contact page here.

One of The Basketball Movement’s trainers will use that email to answer any questions you may have or set up any workouts.

Another way to reach us is by sending us direct messages on social media. We cannot create appointments this way, but our social media manager should be able to answer basic questions or provide general information you may need. Visit our pages here: Instagram - Facebook - Twitter

We check the above as quickly as possible and will do our best to solve any problems or set up any services as best we can!

One of our favorite ways to interact, though, is in person! We do not necessarily have set hours as workouts start early and often end late, varying day-to-day. That said, feel free to come by at any reasonable hour, and there should be someone available to speak with you about any questions you may have or to figure out how to get you or your athlete involved.

If you have questions about our affiliate, Yanders Law Basketball (AAU), email Yanders_law@hotmail.com, and a Coach can help you out.

Again, The Basketball Movement provides a wide array of services, from media exposure to strength and conditioning. If you want to know more, drop us an email or come by. We are excited to hear from you!

Happy Father's Day from The Basketball Movement!

At the core of The Basketball Movement, family (blood or not) drives everyone to be their best.

Your Father may have put up your first goal, driven you to practice, or even coached you. Today is a great reminder to thank your dad - or whoever filled that role in your life.

Not everyone has a desirable father-son or father-daughter relationship. For almost everyone, though, there are people in their life who have stepped up and been a great example. Today is certainly for those individuals as well.

This is one of many days that we reflect on the life of our Founder, Rob Yanders, who was a tremendous example of what a Father should be, leaving behind a legacy that will help to guide his children, even in his unfortunate absence.

The Basketball Movement is a fraternity for basketball lovers, and its doors are open to you and yours. Mentorship and excellent role models abound here, and we invite you to become a part of it.

Happy Father's Day from The Basketball Movement!

School's out for summer!

Summer break is here! Fill the days by staying ahead of your competition with The Basketball Movement.

The first official day of summer is June 20th, but we don’t buy it. Summer is underway in our book. School is out, and everyone’s availability is shifting. Make sure to take advantage of this time by not just staying sharp, but upping your basketball skills with The Basketball Movement.

Our Yanders Law athletes have had a busy few months already, working hard in the gym and travelling around the Midwest, facing fierce competition.

It may be your team’s offseason, but that makes it even more important to keep your nose to the grindstone. Now is the perfect time to improve, and many of your opponents know that, too.

The Basketball Movement is the premier destination in the region for skill development training. Whether just getting started with Saturday Clinics for our young hoopers or setting up individual or group skill development workouts, we provide all the tools to produce elite basketball players.

Our Trainers have proven resumes, turning hard workers into dominant players. We also have workout equipment and regimens tuned specifically with our sport in mind. These things, combined with our facility, which is designed to mirror professional basketball facilities, make for the basketball Mecca of the Midwest.

Don’t miss out! Get better this summer by linking up with The Basketball Movement!

Happy Mother's Day!

THE BASKETBALL MOVEMENT WANTS TO WISH A HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY TO ALL MOTHERS OR GUARDIANS who FILL THAT ROLE.

Dealing with so many young athletes, The Basketball Movement is blessed to witness many special relationships. We see mothers drive kids to games or workouts, supply meals and equipment, coach, and give time and love in countless other ways.

Whether it is a mother or another figure that fills that role, the bonds we are privileged to witness always warm our hearts.

So, this Mother’s Day, we want to say thank you to all these special people in our lives and the lives of the athletes we work with! We preach the importance of who is in your circle as a hooper, and a mother figure can be an essential piece.

Do not take mothers for granted, as the work it takes to be a good mom cannot be understated. The Basketball Movement knows a thing or two about working hard, but motherhood has no off-season. Let them know you love them not only today but as often as possible. Please show gratitude for the countless things-big and small-that they do for you!

There are many special moms affiliated with The Basketball Movement. They know who they are, and we hope that they feel the love always! Happy Mother’s Day from The Basketball Movement family!

The Basketball Movement Skill Development

Take a look at the cornerstone of The Basketball Movement: our skill development workouts and training.

The trainers at The Basketball Movement are well-known as developers of people. Through the sport, they have grown young people into more confident individuals and better leaders. Also, folks that come around here tend to get exponentially better at the game of basketball.

The Basketball Movement has many things to offer, but individual or group skill development workouts provided here are what put the movement on the map.

Whether training a professional hooper or working with a group of grade schoolers who need to hone the fundamentals, The Basketball Movement approaches the sport with a seriousness and intensity that gets the most out of players.

Our founder, Rob Yanders was hard-nosed, driven, honest, and a true developer of people. He was one of the elite basketball minds available in this part of the country, and he passed along what he knew to his trusted trainers and coaches right here at The Basketball Movement.

Those who come to us to get better must be ready to WORK. If they can hang, they will rise above their competition. If you follow basketball in Southwest Missouri, you have seen it yourself.

High school basketball is one thing, but The Basketball Movement is also equipped to train collegiate and professional players. With a theater dedicated to film study, room and board available, a barber shop, and other amenities modeled after pro facilities, Yanders built something few others in the Midwest could try to replicate.

To get involved with The Basketball Movement and come get this work, contact us.

Not every player will be up to the sweat-drench, basketball knowledge overload that The Basketball Movement delivers. But those with a passion for the game and a genuine desire to improve are welcome. You want to get to the next level, and we can help you. Reach out!