Thrive3 Basketball Training

Thrive3 Basketball Training offers basketball training, custom micro-drills, Skills Training, Basketball Drills, Camp, Point Guard Academy, Girls Training Package, and Boy's Training Package. The program says every training session or camp is customized to meet each player's individual needs, and drills are adjusted to the player's level.

Programs

• Thrive3 Basketball Training — Basketball training; site says they create custom micro-drills and every training session or camp is customized to meet individual needs.
• Girls Training Package
• Boy's Training Package
• Camp
• Point Guard Academy
• Skills Training
• Basketball Drills

About the provider

Thrive3 Basketball Training started with one basketball camp in 2003. Its leadership team includes Mike Lee, Founder/CEO; Luke Meier, Director of Training; Drew Windler and Ben Fischer, Skill Development Trainers; Sam Price, Girls Division Director; and Rainer Meisterjahn, Mental Coach | Courtex Performance. The mission statement says, 'We transform people, not just players.'

• Coaches Academy

Every training session or camp is customized to meet the individual needs of each player. If a drill is too easy, you’ll be challenged; too difficult, they’ll break down the skill on your level.

What families say

“It was a pleasure to work with Mike Lee at the Stephen Curry Skills Academy. He brought innovated skills work, and combined this with hands-on enthusiasm for what he’s teaching to make every camper better, including myself.” — Stephen Curry

“The training methodology at Thrive3 is proven to get results. I learned so much as a player working with Luke Meier and now use it as a framework in the individual workouts I run with the Atlanta Hawks. Our players see the drills, moves and concepts carryover to the game and I know you will too.” — Paul Jesperson, Atlanta Hawks

“Mike Lee worked with me on many basketball instructional projects. His teaching methods are state-of-the-art, and he gets student-athletes to improve their fundamental skills, while having fun doing it.” — Brian James

Last updated October 27, 2026.