Find the right training option for your child
Bucketology memberships are built for boys and girls who need steady reps, strong coaching, and a place to keep improving. Choose the training path that fits your child’s age, goals, and schedule.
Book a free training session
Tell us your child’s age, experience level, and goals, and we’ll help you choose the best fit.
Getting started
If this is your child’s first session with Bucketology, please complete the training documents below before the first workout. A parent or legal guardian must complete the forms for athletes under 18.
Questions? Call (936) 227-5342 or email info@thebucketology.com.
Membership perks
Your membership gives your child more than court time. It gives them consistent coaching, a clear training rhythm, and extra opportunities to keep building confidence.
Members-only open gym
Members can use the courts, shooting machines, and Vertimax during the first Saturday open gym each month.
Weekly training times
Beginner and advanced sessions run during the week, plus Saturday options and girls-only Sunday sessions for added flexibility.
Early access to camps and clinics
Members get first access when new camps and clinics open, which helps families grab a spot sooner.
Membership options
All skill levels are welcome. We’ll help you choose the option that matches your child’s age, experience, and training goals.
Pay as you train
A flexible way to get started when you want to try training before committing to a monthly plan.
Junior, basic, and unlimited memberships
Junior Membership ages 5–13: $185 for 6 sessions per month. Basic Membership: $285 for 8 sessions per month. Unlimited Membership: $315 for unlimited monthly sessions.
Train with experienced leadership
Bucketology training is led by Ray Meach, a longtime leader in the North Houston basketball community and the Director of Basketball Operations for VYPE Magazine.
Families choose Bucketology for clear teaching, positive coaching, and honest feedback that helps young athletes keep moving forward.
What parents can expect
Your child will train in a structured setting with clear instruction, purposeful reps, and coaches who pay attention to details. The goal is steady improvement you can see over time.
Questions parents ask
Which option is best for my child?
Start with a free training session and we’ll recommend the right path based on age, skill level, and goals.
Can beginners train here?
Yes. Bucketology welcomes beginner, intermediate, and advanced players.
How long are sessions?
Training sessions run for 70 minutes.

Coach spotlight
Coach Johnthan McGee brings detailed player development instruction and a strong focus on basketball IQ, mechanical efficiency, and game-ready habits.
Families looking for serious skill work can expect focused teaching that helps athletes carry practice habits into live competition.