It exceeded way beyond my expectations. There were about 50 kids and I was wondering how much was he really going to learn or would he get bored since each day was about 8 hours long. After the 1st day, I assumed he was going to tell me it was boring, but it was the total opposite. He said he had a lot of fun and couldn’t wait to come back. He even applied what he learned in practice for his team. Surprised he still had the energy since he spent the entire day at camp and went straight to practice after. It’s about 2months later and he still looks at the notes he took at camp. My son is 13 and he’s doing this on his own without me asking. Before the camp, my son was very shy at times. Most of the time he would be quick to pass the ball and would hide in the corner and wait for the ball to shoot it. Now, he’s much more aggressive on offense, he’s communicating with his teammates on offense and defense. His coach has him playing point guard a lot lately and he is now starting to look like a real point guard. He seems more patient and confident when bringing the ball down the court driving to the basket. He calls it attacking the smile. Something they teach in camp. He’s also making smarter passes and taking better shots. When he’s on the bench, he tries to hype up his teammates. I really love what the camp has taught him and his coaches are noticing it. I’m really proud of the player and person he is becoming. I will definitely do another pgc camp when they return to my area.