At I’m Next Foundation, we believe basketball is more than a game—it’s a foundation for discipline, leadership, and growth.
Our mission is to empower young athletes with skills, confidence, and mentorship to succeed not only in sports but also in life. Through structured training, educational support, and community outreach, we’re creating opportunities for the next generation to shine.
Our team consists of passionate, certified coaches with proven track records.
We focus on athletic, academic, and personal growth.
Every program helps build stronger, more resilient communities.
We guide players in life skills, teamwork, and leadership.
There are five main positions: point guard, shooting guard, small forward, power forward, and center. Each has unique roles in offense, defense, and ball movement.
In professional leagues like the NBA, games have four quarters, each 12 minutes long. Time may vary in other leagues.
An offensive player can’t stay in the key (paint area) for more than three seconds while their team has the ball.
Traveling occurs when a player holding the ball moves their pivot foot without dribbling, or takes extra steps not allowed.
Depending on the league, a player is disqualified after reaching a certain number of personal fouls (e.g. 5 in many international/amateur games).
The shot clock is a timer that limits how long an offensive team has to attempt a field goal after gaining possession. If time expires without a shot, it’s a turnover.
Engage in high-energy tournaments and showcase your talents. Compete against top-tier players and elevate your game to new heights.
