Basketball players that are serious about their game spend the summer in PGC camps. PGC educates players how to think about the game at the collegiate and professional levels, as well as how to be leaders both on and off the court. They teach leadership, communication skills, how to extend oneself, and how to take on risky life lessons. PGC camps aim to give young basketball players the tools they need to become successful in college and beyond. During these sessions, they will learn the fundamentals of the game, including how to shoot, pass, defend, and conduct themselves during games and practice. They will also get an opportunity to meet and network with other young athletes from across the country. Many top college programs will attend these camps looking for new talent. If you're interested in attending a PGC camp, contact them through their website or check with your local university or college program to see if they will send someone your way. In addition to educational opportunities, players enjoy activities such as BBQs, film screenings, entertainment events, etc. The goal is for participants to leave feeling more confident in their abilities and aware of their potential. PGC was founded in 1995 by former NBA player and coach Paul George. Since then, he has helped over 20 million people around the world develop into better leaders by acting as CEO of the company.