Specialties
Quick Shot Training has been in existence since 1996 when founder Eric Cooper completed his 11 year college and professional career.
The company enjoyed much success in developing youths ages 8 and up for several years before taking a group of QS trained kids to compete for the 2005 AAU National Championship. Coach Cooper and Coach Brandon Lee added to there undefeated season by winning the 2005 AAU National Champions of the 12u division in Virginia Beach, Virginia under the team name Rising Stars of America.
The success of the team has helped QuickShot president Eric Cooper to expand the organization and take on the responsibilities of developing young athletes around the globe by operating camps and clinics in South america, Europe, Asia and the USA. Quick Shot has youth travel teams in San Diego, Orange County, Ontario, Fontana-Rancho Cucamonga and Los Angeles.
Quick Shot specializes in Skill Development and High level fundamental basketball training. QS has also partnered with GenerationNX to help athletes develop high level core training with a emphasis on conditioning, flexibility, balance, quickness, jumping ability and speed.
History
Established in 1996.
History:
Quick Shot has a vast list of alumni who have reached their full potential thru the teachings of Coach Cooper and Quick Shot Hoops.
Year Around Program:
Quick Shot helps your child all year long to stay sharp with their basketball skills or to just stay fit and in good condition. Classes continue before, during and after the basketball season has ended.
Experience:
Coach Eric Cooper was a former collegiate player at the University of Arizona and Texas San Antonio, a professional player in various European countries and has coaches on all levels of basketball including professionally in the WNBA, ABA, Europe, Asia and South America.
Meet the Business Owner: Eric C.
Eric Cooper is currently in his first season as the head boys basketball coach at Chino High School. Over Cooper's 5 years at La Verne Lutheran, he helped guide them to back-to-back state basketball titles in 2010 and 2011 before falling short in the Southern California regional semifinals in 2012. Eric posted an outstanding 132-30 win-loss record, in which he was honored with being named Coach of the Year by Cal Hi Sports in 2010 and 2011.
He then coached two winning seasons at St. Anthony High School in Long Beach. These winning seasons guided his team to back to back league titles and two CIF quarterfinal runs, before moving back to the Inland Empire to Coach at Diamond Ranch High School from 2014-2017. Coach Cooper became one of a few coaches to ever win CIF Titles at multiple schools.
Diamond Ranch High School was blessed to win their first CIF title in school history. After 3 seasons at Diamond Ranch.