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We Turned Away 13 Franchise Buyers Last Year. Here’s How to Tell If a Franchise Is Actually Legit. Last year, Little Boomers Basketball turned away 13 people who wanted to buy a franchise. They had the money. They were ready to sign. The founder said no anyway. That’s not how
Starting something new can feel like a big deal for kids, and for parents too. If your child’s first basketball class is coming up this
When does Term 4 basketball actually start, and how long does it run for? It’s one of the most common questions parents ask us this
When exactly are the October school holidays, and do NSW and QLD line up? No, they don’t, and that catches a lot of parents out.
Can I enrol two or three of my kids in basketball at the same time, even if they’re different ages? Yes, and it’s more common
He Went 5 Weeks Without Checking His Phone. Here’s How He Built a Business That Runs Without Him. Emile Koorey turned his phone off for five weeks and didn’t check it once. No emails. No texts. No calls. Not even a peek during his own honeymoon. For a business owner,
We Built a Tool That Flags a Struggling Franchisee in 5 Seconds. Here’s Why That Matters If You’re Buying a Franchise. Every franchise brochure says head office “supports” you. Little Boomers Basketball CEO Emile Koorey just showed what that actually looks like, on an ordinary day. He opened a dashboard.
We Turned Away 13 Franchise Buyers Last Year. Here’s How to Tell If a Franchise Is Actually Legit. Last year, Little Boomers Basketball turned away 13 people who wanted to buy a franchise. They had the money. They were ready to sign. The founder said no anyway. That’s not how
We Stopped Believing Our Product Would Sell Itself. Here’s the System That Replaced That Belief. Imagine the best plumber in town. Twenty years in the trade. Every job done right the first time. A mate asks how business is going. Flat out. Booked solid, three weeks out. A pause. Then
Your child is 9. Maybe 10, 11, or even 12. And you’re wondering — is it too late to start basketball? It’s not too late. Basketball for 9, 10, 11 and 12 year olds is one of the best times to begin. Kids this age learn quickly, connect socially, and
Shooting, dribbling, passing…every move in basketball requires skill and collaboration. For young athletes, the real test comes when they’re called to step up and inspire their teammates. Those are the moments where basketball leadership is cemented. As parents, you want these moments for your kids. It’s the perfect opportunity for
Your child has come home from basketball excited to practise. You’ve opened YouTube. And now you’re 20 minutes deep in a professional NBA training video that’s… definitely not for 7-year-olds. The best basketball drills for kids at home are short, simple, and fun. Think: stationary dribbling, catching and passing, and
Something clicks between the ages of 6 and 8. Kids stop watching and start doing — and basketball for kids this age is one of the best things you can put in front of them right now. Basketball for kids aged 6 to 8 is a developmental sweet spot. Children
When exactly are the October school holidays, and do NSW and QLD line up? No, they don’t, and that catches a lot of parents out. Here are the real dates for both states, plus what an actual day at a Little Boomers holiday camp looks like. In 2026, NSW school
School holidays are coming. And you’re already picturing it: bored kids, “I’m hungry” on repeat, and a house that somehow gets messier every hour. School holiday basketball camps give kids a full day of coached basketball, games, and team activities during the break. They suit ages 4–12, run for a
Term 3 has started and the question is back: what does your child do after school this week? Not “what’s available.” What actually makes a difference. After school basketball is one of the most effective after school programs for kids aged 3–12. It combines physical activity, social connection, and skill
You’ve seen “basketball camps for kids” come up in your search. You’re interested — but you have no idea what actually happens there. And before you hand over your child for a full day, you want to know. Basketball camps for kids are structured, full-day holiday programs that combine basketball
You’ve probably wondered about it quietly. Is 3 too young for basketball… or am I overthinking this? When your child is still little, you don’t want to rush them. But you also don’t want to miss the window where confidence and coordination grow the fastest. Is 3 too young for
Your toddler has energy to burn. But choosing their first sport can feel overwhelming when you want it to be safe, gentle, and confidence-building. Basketball for toddlers is a gentle, play-based introduction to sport for children aged 3–4. Classes focus on movement, coordination, and fun using soft equipment and supportive
Getting a child into a basketball as young as possible can provide a tremendous amount of benefits. At Little Boomers, we follow a carefully constructed basketball program developed by Sydney University that focuses on social and physical development as well as learning fundamental basketball skills for kids. Today, we will
Playing sports is an essential part of a child’s development. However, it can come with some mental challenges for young children. The pressure of competition can sometimes be difficult to handle or put children off sports altogether. This is where non-competitive sports for kids come in. At Little Boomers, we
Getting our little ones into a new sport for the first time is an immeasurable feeling. If you are considering your kid’s first basketball class, you can expect a lot of excitement as they develop new skills, make new friends, and become part of a fun and energetic community. That
Are you considering enrolling your child in basketball classes? Well, we are here to solidify that decision. Teamwork in basketball is a brilliant way to help children build incredible social skills while enhancing their physical development. Little Boomers Basketball strives to create an environment that promotes and prioritises the overall
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