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Thrive3 Basketball Training offers basketball training, basketball camps, skills training, a coaches academy, a point guard academy, and mental skills training services for basketball players. Small group classes are limited to six players, and all training groups are separated by skill level. Players start in Essentials classes and move to Advanced classes when appropriate, with every training session or camp customized to meet the individual needs of each player.
• Schedule: Each training session is 55-60 minutes in length.
Starting with one basketball camp in 2003, founder Mike Lee has taken Thrive3 from his college apartment to an international brand. The leadership team includes Mike Lee (Founder/CEO), Luke Meier (Director of Training), Drew Windler (Skill Development Trainer), Ben Fischer (Skill Development Trainer), Sam Price (Girls Division Director), and Rainer Meisterjahn (Mental Coach | Courtex Performance). Mike Lee was awarded a scholarship to attend the Fuqua School of Business and Coach K Leadership Conference, served as the Assistant Director for the inaugural Stephen Curry Skills Academy, and worked events for NIKE Basketball. Staff experience includes former college players and coaches, a former overseas professional, and a mental coach who has worked with players at the NCAA Division-I, FIBA, and NBA levels.
Thrive3 states that it transforms people, not just players, and that it creates game-changing experiences that crossover from the court to life. Its stated philosophy is to develop people, not just players, and to create skills, not drills, by evaluating, giving feedback, and creating custom micro-drills on the fly. The program notes that what class each player attends and how fast they progress is determined on an individual basis. Thrive3 describes itself as “Trusted by Basketball's 1%.”
Testimonials about Thrive3 and its staff come from players and coaches including Stephen Curry, Gene Pingatore, Brian James, Austin Hansen, Jerry Petitgoue, Rick Byrd, Lori Fish, Tobias Harris, Paul Jesperson, Malcolm Brogdon, Carrington Love, and Dee Brown. These testimonials describe experiences with Mike Lee, Luke Meier, Drew Windler, Sam Price, and Rainer Meisterjahn in areas such as fundamental skills teaching, training methodology, mental skills work, and on-court instruction.
Last updated July 18, 2026.
• Schedule: Each training session is 55-60 minutes in length.
Starting with one basketball camp in 2003, founder Mike Lee has taken Thrive3 from his college apartment to an international brand. The leadership team includes Mike Lee (Founder/CEO), Luke Meier (Director of Training), Drew Windler (Skill Development Trainer), Ben Fischer (Skill Development Trainer), Sam Price (Girls Division Director), and Rainer Meisterjahn (Mental Coach | Courtex Performance). Mike Lee was awarded a scholarship to attend the Fuqua School of Business and Coach K Leadership Conference, served as the Assistant Director for the inaugural Stephen Curry Skills Academy, and worked events for NIKE Basketball. Staff experience includes former college players and coaches, a former overseas professional, and a mental coach who has worked with players at the NCAA Division-I, FIBA, and NBA levels.
Thrive3 states that it transforms people, not just players, and that it creates game-changing experiences that crossover from the court to life. Its stated philosophy is to develop people, not just players, and to create skills, not drills, by evaluating, giving feedback, and creating custom micro-drills on the fly. The program notes that what class each player attends and how fast they progress is determined on an individual basis. Thrive3 describes itself as “Trusted by Basketball's 1%.”
Testimonials about Thrive3 and its staff come from players and coaches including Stephen Curry, Gene Pingatore, Brian James, Austin Hansen, Jerry Petitgoue, Rick Byrd, Lori Fish, Tobias Harris, Paul Jesperson, Malcolm Brogdon, Carrington Love, and Dee Brown. These testimonials describe experiences with Mike Lee, Luke Meier, Drew Windler, Sam Price, and Rainer Meisterjahn in areas such as fundamental skills teaching, training methodology, mental skills work, and on-court instruction.
Last updated July 18, 2026.
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