Las Vegas Basketball Parents and Athletes

A Private Camp
With a Pro.

Hosted Personally By:

CHARLES ELZIE III

This isn't a big open camp. It's a private, pro-led session with a coach who has fought for playing time

himself and turned that fight into a national championship.

Every drill comes straight from the system Charles uses to train athletes worldwide, run in person, in Las Vegas, for one afternoon only.

Athletes Developing Inside Gamma.

Real athletes. Real development. Real structure.

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Here's what every athlete will work through during the session.

Your Camp Experience

Train the skills that separate players from the competition.

Build better ball handling, shooting, finishing, footwork, and

game-speed confidence through drills that transfer to real games.

Compete. Adjust. Improve. Repeat.

Put your training to the test through live drills and

competitive play while receiving real-time coaching from Charles.

Develop the habits coaches notice first.

Develop confidence, discipline, communication, leadership,

and basketball IQ to become a more complete player.

The camp ends. Your athlete's development doesn't.

Every athlete receives a 7-Day Gamma Academy Trial with simple workouts and guidance to continue building their game.

Why Train With Me?

My name is Charles Elzie III, and I've lived every stage of the journey. I went from being an overlooked high school athlete to becoming a National Champion, earning NAIA MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, and now competing professionally overseas.

Along the way, I learned something most athletes never get taught: Talent isn't enough. Structure is. Too many players work hard but never receive a clear plan for what actually moves them forward.

That's why I created Gamma, to give athletes and parents the roadmap I wish I had.

No hype. No shortcuts.

Just a proven system built from real experience to help athletes stop guessing and start progressing.

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