Handle Work
Ball control • pace • change of direction
One Desert Unit ecosystem connecting player development, girls basketball, competitive training and DU West Valley competition — led by Coach Lee Louis.
Different athletes need different entry points. Every path stays connected to the same development philosophy and Desert Unit identity.
Real Desert Unit training film. No stock footage, no filler — just the environment, reps and coaching standard.
Ball control • pace • change of direction
Footwork • balance • repeatable release
Accountability • instruction • team energy
Multiple skill stations • change of pace • live development reps
Foot speed • body control • explosive movement
Control, mechanics, confidence and reliable fundamentals.
Create advantages, make reads and play with more confidence.
Execute under pressure and make faster basketball decisions.
Combine skill, IQ, confidence, competitiveness and consistency.
A visual results wall built from the program's real accomplishments and player milestones.








Coach Lee's philosophy starts with the player in front of him: identify what needs work, plan the session around those needs, then build a pathway instead of giving every athlete the same workout.
Community relationships deserve their own clean presence — not a buried logo wall.



Development. Competition. Opportunity. The league branch extends the Desert Unit pathway beyond training and into organized competition.

Score six development areas. The result gives the athlete a starting level and a clearer next step before an in-gym evaluation.
Develop the ability to create advantages, make reads and play with more confidence.
Match Me to Training20570 W Roosevelt St, Buckeye, AZ 85326 • High School Gym