
When I started Kanali a year and a half ago, we focused strictly on skill development. I saw players thrive in one-on-one situations, ball-handling, and finishing—but there were obvious gaps in the simple things I assumed they would’ve learned in their team environments. The reality is, many of these programs aren’t teaching the game. And once I saw it for myself, I knew I couldn’t sit back any longer.
We’re not just working on your handle or your finishing—we’re teaching you why and when to use it. This program is about developing confidence, leadership, and the ability to process the game at a higher level.
We originally planned three sessions per week but adjusted to two longer sessions (still totaling three hours per week) to better fit the demands of school, work, and family life—without compromising depth or intensity.
This isn’t just another workout—it’s a reset. A month to slow down, learn the game, and return to team play with a sharper, smarter foundation. Unless your child is already well ahead of the curve, this shouldn’t be an add-on to their current schedule—it should be the priority.
If you want to double the time and have your child join additional Kanali sessions that focus strictly on skill development, that’s fine—but their understanding of the game has to come first. Once that foundation is set, I’ll teach them all the cool stuff that goes into becoming a great player.
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