At Limitless Performance, we’re committed to completely redefining the AAU experience. Our philosophy is rooted in long-term development, not just seasonal success. We believe that AAU should be more than just a series of games—it should be a journey that nurtures athletes holistically, helping them grow physically, mentally, and emotionally.

By having our own facility, we can provide consistent year-round training that includes not only volleyball practices but also weight training and sports psychology. Our approach focuses on developing athletes from a young age all the way through their teenage years, ensuring they have the same coaches, teammates, and support system throughout their journey. This consistency helps athletes develop at a faster rate and builds strong, cohesive teams.

We’re here to break away from the money-driven clubs that dominate the AAU scene today. Our program is designed to prioritize your child’s growth, providing the foundation they need to succeed in the sport and in life.

While we strive to avoid having parent coaches, we understand that finding quality coaches who align with our philosophy can be challenging. If all participants agree to a singular parent coach as the only option, we are willing to consider this if everyone is on board and it’s the only alternative to not having a team. We need help finding exceptional coaches who fit our vision, and we welcome any recommendations you might have.

We also recognize the hectic nature of the AAU scene and are committed to maintaining a positive environment. To prevent issues with playing time, we will ensure a minimum number of players per team. Additionally, we are considering implementing parent contracts to manage communication with coaches and avoid potential conflicts. Our aim is to keep the focus on the athletes and avoid any political or dramatic dynamics within the program.

Tournaments are typically a mix of multi-day and one-day events. If it's a one-day tournament, it’s usually on a Saturday—but not always. We aim for balance and development, not crazy long drives that make the AAU experience difficult for families. Again, our priority is GROWTH.

The majority of our coaches are either adults or current college basketball players. All coaches are personally trained by Coach Jack, co-owner of Limitless Performance and Head of Basketball Operations. Coach Jack was mentored by his father, Tony Huml, the founder of Close the Gate Hoops.

Coach Jack’s vision is to make this just as much a coaching experience as it is a student experience. He is passionate about empowering leaders and carrying forward his father’s coaching legacy—encouraging players, teaching them what true effort looks like, and showing them what it means to be a selfless basketball player who does whatever it takes to help the TEAM.

We’re still in need of a few more coaches—so if you know anyone who might be interested, please let us know! This is a great opportunity to be mentored by someone who also leads our sports psychology classes and truly understands how to connect with kids in a meaningful, lasting way.

Practices are held twice a week, typically in the evening, as many of our AAU athletes take advantage of training sessions available right after school.

Weight training is offered Monday through Thursday, with optional sessions on Fridays. These are typically scheduled before practice.