Basketball Camp with American Coaches
Baz’n Camp Paris 2025 welcomed American coaches and NBA skills coaches to share high-level training methods with young players.
International coaches working directly with young players
Baz’n Camp Paris 2025 was marked by the presence of international coaches who came to share their expertise with campers. This international dimension is part of the program’s identity and allows young players to discover different training methods.
Among the coaches present, Trae Jones, NBA skills coach, brought his experience in individual development and his technical approach to the participants.
The expertise of an NBA skills coach
Used to working with high-level players, especially within the NBA environment, Trae Jones helped campers discover a precise and demanding approach to individual development.
His sessions emphasized technical details, repetition, execution quality, and the mindset required to improve. For young players, this was a rare opportunity to learn from a coach connected to the highest level of basketball.
Training methods inspired by American academies
The camp also welcomed coaches working in academies in the United States, such as John Van Housten and Marcus Watson. Their presence strengthened the international dimension of Baz’n Camp Paris.
These coaches brought a complementary approach to the game, inspired by American training methods: intensity, rhythm, standards, individual development, and player accountability.
A bridge between European and American basketball
By bringing together American coaches, NBA skills coaches, and young European players, Baz’n Camp creates a real bridge between different basketball cultures.
This international exposure allows campers to discover new training standards and better understand what is required to perform in competitive environments.
Baz’n Camp Paris 2025 confirms its position as a basketball camp with American coaches, designed for players who want to expand their game and improve in an ambitious setting.
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