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CTAB Hoops Podcast

CTAB Beyond the Game

Life Skills • STEM • Leadership • Mentorship

Through interactive lessons, hands-on activities, guest speakers, and real-world experiences, athletes develop the skills needed to succeed in sports, school, careers, and life. Topics include leadership, communication, financial literacy, career exploration, technology, entrepreneurship, STEM learning, and personal development.

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CTAB offers a comprehensive Life Skills, Leadership, and STEM Program designed for youth ages 12–19. Through engaging workshops, guest speakers, hands-on activities, and interactive learning experiences, participants develop critical skills in leadership, communication, technology, financial literacy, problem-solving, teamwork, and personal development.

Consistent with CTAB's mission, this program is designed to develop athletes and young leaders both on and off the court, equipping them with the confidence, character, and life skills needed to succeed in school, sports, relationships, and future career opportunities.

At CTAB, we believe development goes beyond basketball. Through Beyond the Game, we are preparing the next generation of leaders, thinkers, and difference-makers. 

Program Expenditures

Cross-Training Athletes into Believers (CTAB) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering youth through sports, mentorship, and life skills development. CTAB Sports & Development Center is a separate for-profit entity that operates and manages the training facility and related services.

Revenue generated through CTAB Sports & Development Center supports facility operations, staffing, equipment, program delivery, and other expenses necessary to provide high-quality services to athletes and families. Through its relationship with CTAB, these efforts also help further the organization's mission by creating opportunities for youth development, community programming, and scholarship assistance for athletes who may not otherwise have the financial means to participate.

Both organizations are committed to responsible stewardship, fiscal accountability, and ensuring that resources are utilized to maximize impact within the communities we serve.

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