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27 Nov, 2019SNY Play Ball Basketball sponsored Back2Basics Basketball ClinicThis past weekend, SNY Sports sponsored the Play Ball basketball clinic for Back 2 Basics Academy. The children were treated to an opportunity play ball with "Torch" George of the world famous Harlem Globetrotters. Torch shared that when she was younger, others would tell her that she was too short or not fast enough to play yet she never stopped believing in herself. She earned a starting position in High School ( and in College (Providence) and later played in the WNBA for Indiana. She -
02 Jul, 2018Kendrick Ray: B2B Alum Jazz Debut Highlights vs Spurs Summer LeagueLET'S GET IT!!! Shout Out to the young fella. That DEDICATION to your GOALS is REAL yet I expect nothing less!!! #BLESSED #ItsARayThing #UnderRecruited #UnderAppreciated #SmallCollege #Focused #CzechRookieChamp #MVP #B2Bfamily #B2Balum #ThisIsHisJourney -
20 Jun, 2018The Hospital for Special Surgery partners up with Back 2 Basics AcademyB2B ATHLETES WORKSHOP STUDY with THE HOSPITAL FOR SPECIAL SURGERY The Hospital for Special Surgery partnered up with Back 2 Basics Academy girls (14-15 years old) to participate in a research study to determine the appropriateness of various exercises for athletes of different ages. Our girls were asked to perform a series of seven exercises focused on Neurodynamic Warm Up exercises. #Believe2Be -Coach J Lloyd "A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats" -
28 Apr, 2018Coach Jermaine Lloyd - Manhattan Country School 2018 Living the Dream Mentor Award HonoreeABOUT LIVING THE DREAM MENTOR AWARD HONOREE Jermaine Lloyd Jermaine Lloyd is a teacher, an athletic coach and the founder of Back 2 Basics Academy, a nonprofit organization that provides year round basketball training to underserved youth in New York City. Growing up in the Bronx, Jermaine participated in a host of sports, including baseball, swimming, gymnastics and volleyball. In addition, he played high school football and pick-up basketball with many of New York City’s prominent players.
