ATLANTA SWISH-Empowering Young Athletes

Atlanta Swish is dedicated to developing young athletes through comprehensive training, mentorship, and education in financial and mental health literacy. Our goal is to build a sustainable, high-impact program that enhances athletic skills while instilling valuable life lessons that extend beyond the court.

Atlanta Swish is a nonprofit travel basketball program featuring seven teams for athletes ages 7 to 15. From March to August, we compete in tournaments across the U.S., providing transportation and lodging for our players. During the off-season (October through December), we focus on training and skill development to prepare athletes for the upcoming season.

OUR MISSION is to provide a structured and supportive environment for young athletes to excel in basketball, receive quality mentorship, and gain financial and mental health literacy to prepare them for success both on and off the court.

Teams

Class of 2027

Class of 2028

Class of 2029

Class of 2030

Class of 2031

Class of 2032

Class of 2034

Program Overview

Athletic Training

Mentorship

Financial Literacy

Mental Health Literacy

Fitness, Health and Wellness Initiative

Athletic Training

Comprehensive skill development in basketball fundamentals
Strength and conditioning sessions
Competitive league participation and tournament exposure

Mentorship

One-on-one mentorship with experienced athletes, trainers and coaches
Workshops on leadership, teamwork, and career planning
Guest speakers from professional sports and business industries

Financial and Mental Health Literacy

Financial literacy workshops covering budgeting, saving, and investing
Mental Health Education focused on stress management, mindfulness, and resilience
Access to licensed financial advisors and mental health professionals.

Fitness, Health and Wellness Program

Personalized fitness training to enhance strength, endurance, and flexibility
Nutrition education promoting healthy eating habits and athletic performance
Wellness initiatives, including injury prevention, recovery techniques, and mental well-being strategies

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