About
Dribbl is an instructional basketball program where kids take part in basketball drills on dribbling and shooting, timed league games, and after school classes. The program offers summer basketball camps, a fall basketball program called Fall Dribbl, a winter basketball program called Winter Dribbl, a girls basketball league, boys travel basketball, and birthday parties.
• Ages: 3–14 years old
Since 1995, Dribbl has operated as a basketball skills program for young athletes and has enrolled more than 1,000 families each year. The program focuses on fundamental basketball skills such as shooting, passing, footwork, and ball-handling, and for the earliest athletes it focuses on basic motor skills such as jumping, running, and sliding. Older kids in Dribbl have the chance to use the skills they have learned in timed league games.
Dribbl’s leadership team includes Founder and CEO Teddy Frischling, Operations Director Teddy Friedman, Director of Basketball Zach Cohen, and Director of Marketing & Communications Lindsey Rickard. Dribbl’s coaches are current and former high school and college players and coaches, as well as physical education teachers, and various coaches played varsity or Division I or Division III basketball and have coached multiple sports and age groups. Dribbl has been named Best Basketball Clinic in New York magazine’s annual “Best of New York” issue.
Dribbl has a loyal following of New York City- and Hamptons-based families and is connected with Brant Lake Camp in the Adirondacks through staff roles. Dribbl powers or is associated with Nets Hampton Basketball Camp and Brooklyn Nets Summer Basketball Camps throughout New York and in New Jersey.
Parent feedback about Dribbl mentions enthusiastic, kind, helpful, and knowledgeable coaches, strong drills on dribbling and shooting, and kids enjoying the instructors and getting a lot out of the drills. One parent described a Dribbl birthday party as “fabulous” and said guests talked about how amazing the space was, how awesome the coaches were, and how much the kids liked the basketball favors. Another parent stated they were appreciative of the program and all it has to offer and noted they never left a class feeling like their child just went through the motions.
Last updated July 29, 2026.
• Ages: 3–14 years old
Since 1995, Dribbl has operated as a basketball skills program for young athletes and has enrolled more than 1,000 families each year. The program focuses on fundamental basketball skills such as shooting, passing, footwork, and ball-handling, and for the earliest athletes it focuses on basic motor skills such as jumping, running, and sliding. Older kids in Dribbl have the chance to use the skills they have learned in timed league games.
Dribbl’s leadership team includes Founder and CEO Teddy Frischling, Operations Director Teddy Friedman, Director of Basketball Zach Cohen, and Director of Marketing & Communications Lindsey Rickard. Dribbl’s coaches are current and former high school and college players and coaches, as well as physical education teachers, and various coaches played varsity or Division I or Division III basketball and have coached multiple sports and age groups. Dribbl has been named Best Basketball Clinic in New York magazine’s annual “Best of New York” issue.
Dribbl has a loyal following of New York City- and Hamptons-based families and is connected with Brant Lake Camp in the Adirondacks through staff roles. Dribbl powers or is associated with Nets Hampton Basketball Camp and Brooklyn Nets Summer Basketball Camps throughout New York and in New Jersey.
Parent feedback about Dribbl mentions enthusiastic, kind, helpful, and knowledgeable coaches, strong drills on dribbling and shooting, and kids enjoying the instructors and getting a lot out of the drills. One parent described a Dribbl birthday party as “fabulous” and said guests talked about how amazing the space was, how awesome the coaches were, and how much the kids liked the basketball favors. Another parent stated they were appreciative of the program and all it has to offer and noted they never left a class feeling like their child just went through the motions.
Last updated July 29, 2026.
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