Personal Training

At Carolina Courts, we believe learning and developing fundamental skills early is the key to playing better basketball and preparing your child for their school ball goals (whether it be Middle School, High School or College).  We also understand how much a player can improve with a little extra attention and guidance of good instructors.  Everyone will have the opportunity to work with some of the best coaches/teachers of basketball in the area.  In addition, we have some of the best equipment to help players with their shot and other aspects of their game.

Cost of Personal Training:

Scheduled personal trainings MUST be cancelled at least four hours in advance. There will be a charge of the full personal training fee if cancellation is later than four hours prior to scheduled training time. Any lessons requested within 48 hours will be considered on a case by case basis and cannot be guaranteed.

1 on 1    $60.00
2:1 player to coach  $40.00 per player
3 OR 4:1 player to coach  $30.00 per player
Team     $95.00

Packages are available for all trainers

5 sessions = $270 (requires payment up front)
10 sessions = $510 (requires 50% up front)
15 sessions   $720 (requires 50% up front)

To inquire about any of our personal trainers, please e-mail David Clark.  Please send the following information to David with your e-mail:

1) Days/Times most convenient for you
2) What you want your child to learn – ball handling, shooting, all round skills?
3) Best contact phone # to reach you

PLEASE NOTE: Training times must be prior to 6pm and/or after 9pm during the week – peak hours are not available for personal training

Carolina Courts Trainers

David Clark:
A 1996 graduate of Bluefield State College, David has been involved in youth sports for over 13 years. He was a NCAA Division II All-American at Bluefield State as well as the NCAA Division II steals leader in 1996. David has trained athletes who are now playing in Division I and Division II basketball and football programs as well as the NBA.

Randall Clark:

Clark, an avid student of the game, is entering his second year at Carolina Courts. He is one of our lead instructors as well as the Director for the Carolina RISE AAU basketball program. Clark served as a student assistant during his four years at Bowling Green State University where he earned his bachelor’s degree in Sport Management. During his time at Bowling Green, Clark won four Mid-American Conference Championships, two Mid-American Conference Tournaments, and made two appearances in the NCAA tournament, with a Sweet 16 appearance in 2006. He has worked the past seven years at Morgan Wootten’s basketball camp in Maryland, as well as instructing at NIKE, Adidas, and Carolina Courts summer camps. Clark has worked with UNC guard Kendall Marshall and Charlotte Bobcats wingman Derrick Brown.

Robert McClinton:

McClinton comes to Carolina Courts as the head coach for the nationally ranked AAU Team CBC Assault (15U) based out of Charlotte. He has worked with athletes from across NC for over 10 years, coaching and core development training for amateur, collegiate, and professional circuits. Coach McClinton played college basketball and professionally for over five years within the NBA and overseas. He received a BS in Business Administration from Johnson C. Smith University and a MBA from the University of Richmond, Robins School of Business. McClinton retired from the banking and finance industry as a vice president after 15 years of service.

Tarance Rose:

Coach Rose was the starting point guard as a sophomore at Spartanburg Methodist College where he led his team to a 35-2 record and a national runner-up finish in the NJCAA Tournament. He was then recruited to Iona where he led his team to a MAAC Conference championship and made it to the NIT in ’96 and ’97. He also served one year as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at Division I Duquesne University. Coach Rose has many accomplished players that he has worked with including Detroit Pistons guard Ben Gordon and Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice.