Meet the CHB Heavy Trainer Basketball—a purpose-built training partner designed in collaboration with renowned coach Chris Hyppa. At 3 pounds, this isn’t your standard game ball. It challenges grip, forearm strength, and shooting mechanics, pushing you to develop cleaner ball handling and a more consistent release even when fatigue sets in. The premium PU cover feels soft in your hand while standing up to tough drills, delivering confident control on indoor courts and outdoor surfaces alike.

What sets it apart

• Three-pound weight engineered to push grip strength, forearm endurance, and wrist control during dribbling, passing, and shooting drills.
• Pro-style coaching influence from Chris Hyppa—fundamentals, footwork, and muscle memory built into every rep for game-ready performance.
• Official training sizes that mirror real game scenarios, ensuring your practice translates directly to your on-court radius:
• Size 7, 29.5 inches — Official Full-Size ball in Grey (BCHT7-00)
• Size 6, 28.5 inches — Women’s Official Size in Orange & White (BCHT6-01)
• Size 6, 28.5 inches — Youth Official Size in Yellow (BCHT6-00)
• Durable PU cover resists abrasion while maintaining a comfortable feel through long training blocks, on both gym floors and tougher outdoor surfaces.
• Designed to improve shot arc and release timing by enforcing a deliberate, repeatable touch in catch-and-shoot sequences, even under fatigue.

Who this is for

• Serious players looking to elevate strength, control, and consistency in ball handling and shooting.
• Coaches incorporating a tougher training tool to build durability, grip, and motor memory into routines.
• Athletes rehabbing or rebuilding form who want measurable gains in grip and wrist stability that translate to faster, more reliable on-court decisions.

How the CHB Heavy Trainer translates to real game gains

• Grip and forearm endurance translate to steadier crossovers, stronger passes, and more confident drives late in close games.
• Enhanced arc and release timing improve shooting consistency in catch-and-shoot situations, helping you convert more open looks during workouts and in games.
• Fundamental emphasis—footwork, stance, and muscle memory—bridges practice intensity with game-day performance, making habits stick under pressure.

Practical use cases

• Solo workouts: dribble sequences, stationary passes, and form-focused shooting drills that force deliberate touch and controlled mechanics.
• Partner drills: timed catch-and-shoot reps, passing on the move, and controlled ball-handling under simulated fatigue.
• Conditioning sessions: combine ball-handling sets with cardio or agility work to reinforce technique while pushing endurance.
• Court versatility: training across indoor floors and outdoor courts to build robust ball control in varied environments.

Choose the CHB Heavy Trainer to train smarter, build real strength, and sharpen the skills that separate good players from great ones. This is the dedicated tool that bridges practice intensity with game-ready performance.