MySEAJBL Jnr Skills Profile

MySEAJBL Jnr Skills Profile v1.0

SEAJBL is proud to introduce MySEAJBL Jnr Skills Profiles — a personalized development tool for every player enrolled in our programs. Becoming a great basketball player doesn’t happen overnight. It takes time, guidance, and repetition. With the MySEAJBL Jnr Skills Profile portal, our coaches will support each player in learning, refining, and eventually mastering the essential skills needed to thrive on the court.

Our easy-to-use, player-specific dashboard gives real-time, visual insights into progress and performance. It helps players understand where they are, what they’ve achieved, and what to work on next — using clear, unfiltered data that motivates and empowers.

MySEAJBL Jnr Skills profile is powered by LetsPlay [learn more]

What’s Included:

• 99 individual basketball knowledge and skills + 24 team fundamentals taught progressively for player development at any age group.

• Tiered milestones to push improvement — Gold, Silver, and Bronze achievement levels.

• Simple, visual feedback that tracks growth and learning clearly.

• Private communication channels for players and parents to connect with coaches.

• A personalized career gallery featuring logged progress through photos, videos, and coach notes.

• Social sharing options to celebrate milestones with the SEAJBL community.

• And most importantly — a fun journey to chase greatness – Llama style!

What does the player practice and learn:

• Game knowledge and rules.
• Ball handling.
• Dribbling drills for both hands.
• Body movement skills.
• Passing fundamentals.
• Shooting fundamentals
• Individual offense skills.
• Rebounding skills.
• Individual defense skills.
• Team offense*
• Team defense*

FAQs

• Once signed up, how do users use MySEAJBL Jnr Skills?
  • By joining a SEAJBL program, players gain access to MySEAJBL Jnr Skills. After registration, you’ll receive an email invitation to set up your account. From there, your coach will guide your player through their basketball development journey—helping them unlock skill achievements step by step as they train, learn, and improve.
• How often will their progress be updated?
  • Progress is updated regularly in the app, usually on a weekly basis. How quickly a player advances depends on their ability, effort, and attendance. As they attend sessions and build their skills, new achievements will automatically be reflected in their MySEAJBL Jnr Skills profile.
• Do players keep their profile forever?
  • MySEAJBL Jnr Skills is designed for junior players and parents to enjoy, reflect on, and share their basketball development journey. Profiles remain active as long as they’re being used, but will be deactivated after 12 months of inactivity. If you’d like to keep a record, profile exports are available upon request.
• What’s the difference between MySEAJBL Jnr Skills and normal basketball training?
  • Traditional basketball training sessions often end when practice is over, leaving players to manage their own development outside the court. MySEAJBL Jnr Skills bridges that gap by providing ongoing support through text and video resources. Players can continue their learning after sessions, track their achievements, and review video highlights of their own performance. This not only helps them better understand their coach’s feedback but also gives them clear guidance on how to improve their fundamentals step by step.
• Do players who transition or participate in other SEAJBL programs continue to have their progress tracked?
  • Yes. MySEAJBL Jnr Skills is designed to capture the full journey of a player’s basketball development over many years. As players grow older, build confidence, and move into new SEAJBL programs—including competitive gameplay—their progress continues seamlessly. This ensures every step of their development is tracked, recognised, and built upon.
• How long does the training take? How many hour each week is required?
  • Unlike other apps or online videos that simply ask players to watch and copy drills, MySEAJBL Jnr Skills is fully integrated with real training sessions led by coaches. Each session typically runs for 60 minutes or more. Beyond that, the real value comes from how much a player chooses to invest—the app can be used for just 5 extra minutes a week or several hours, depending on their dedication and goals. This flexibility means every player can progress at their own pace, with ongoing support and feedback.
• Is it a group training or 1-on-1 with the coach?
  • MySEAJBL Jnr Skills is flexible and works in both settings. Depending on the program and the player’s needs, it can be used during group sessions or in focused 1-on-1 training with a SEAJBL coach.
• After the players unlocks gold achievement for every skill – what happens next?
  • We won’t spoil the surprise—but completing every skill to Gold is no small feat. Beyond the pride of reaching their full basketball potential through hard work and dedication, MySEAJBL Jnr Skills includes a special reward for juniors who achieve 100% completion of their Skills journey.
• Do I need a basketball court to use MySEAJBL Jnr Skills?
  • Not at all. While some skills are best developed on a court, many drills can be completed at home or in any safe, open space such as a driveway, park, or community area. The program is designed to be flexible so players can keep improving wherever they are.
• Is it for everyone or age limited?
  • MySEAJBL Jnr Skills is designed for players who are under 18 years of age.

Overview of information

• Progress: 
  • Introduce: when the skill has just been taught.
  • Refine: this immediately occurs after introduce for the player to begin refine. 
  • Gold, Silver, Bronze: these are achievement levels available for each skill. 
• Skill goals: outlines the skill being taught.
• Skill link: provides a YouTube link to demonstrate the skill – where available. 
• Achievement goals: outlines the requirements to achieve bronze, silver or gold achievement tiers. 
  • Notes: some skills may have less than 3 tiers to unlock. 
• Coach: this the name of the coach that completed the intro / assessment. 
• Date: when a coach introduces a skill to a player this is updated to reflect the date. 
• 1st attempt link: a video is shared of the first attempt at learning the skill / drill by the player.
• Share: this is for parents / players to indicate if they would like their media shared once it is uploaded.
• Target age: this is a guide for when a player should be generally introduced to this skill.