Surge Development Program
High-performance training for serious ballers.
Small groups. Individual development plans. Run by an ex-NBA player and 3x NBL championship coach.
Surge is Syndal Storm's high-performance pathway for committed junior players who want to train like it matters, because it does.
Run in partnership with Shoot HQ Notting Hill, every athlete gets weekly skill sessions plus an individual training plan built specifically for them, not a generic drill sheet.
The plans are created by Joey Wright , former NBA player, three-time NBL championship-winning coach with the Adelaide 36ers, and delivered by his coaching team.
Who is this for?
Committed junior players ready to go beyond club training.
Players who want to accelerate their skill development.
Athletes preparing to compete at representative or higher levels.
What Players Learn
Advanced ball handling
Shooting mechanics
Game decision making & Basketball IQ
Position-specific skills
The habits that seperate good players from serious ones.
Outcome
Players who complete Surge are set up to:
Compete at higher levels of representative and senior basketball
Step into leadership roles within their teams
Make the jump to senior basketball with confidence
What do you get?
Weekly training at Shoot HQ with high level coaches.
Individual training plans for those who want to go further.
Free Surge Development Training Jersey
How it Works
Small-group training, capped at 10 players per session
Format
Frequency
Every Sunday of the school term.
Shoot HQ Notting Hill
Location
Term Length
Term 3 - 10 Weeks, Term 4 - 8 Weeks (2027 to be confirmed)
$250 per term
Cost
Ages
10 years old up to 16 years old
Meet the Director
Joey Wright — Former NBA player. Three-time NBL championship coach (Adelaide 36ers). Now building the next generation of serious ballers through Shoot HQ.
FAQs
Do I need to be part of Syndal Storm to join Surge?
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Yes, Surge Development Program is only open to Syndal Storm Members. Register to Syndal Storm for the upcoming season to unlock your potential both on and off the court.
What should my player bring?
Bring along basketball shoes, drink bottle, basketball and a strong work ethic.
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How do I know if my player is ready for this level?
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Good signs they're ready: they're keeping up (or asking for more) in regular club training, they can already handle the ball, and they're motivated to train on their own, not just told to. If they're new to basketball, Storm Starters or regular club sessions are the better fit for now. If you're not sure, reach out and we'll help you figure out the right level.
How can I contact you?
Using the below register interest form, ask any questions you may have or get started for next term.
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Register Interest for next Term
Spots are limited to keep groups small and coaching personal. Register your interest now to lock in a place for next Term.

