The Academy Experience

A Structured Day Built for Serious Student-Athletes

At Seminole Prep and Performance Academy, the day is intentionally designed to mirror the discipline and structure required at the next level.

Students attend from 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM, moving through focused academic and athletic training blocks that develop both mind and body.

Each day includes:

3 Hours of Structured Academics
3 Hours of Elite Sport-Specific Training
45 Minutes for Lunch & Recovery
Built-In Film, Leadership & Mentorship Integration

This is not a typical school day.
It is a performance-driven environment designed for athletes who are serious about development.

🏀 Basketball Track

Built for the Modern Game

The basketball track is designed for post-8th grade reclass students and post-graduate athletes preparing for college basketball.

Daily Structure

Academic Block 1 (8:00–9:30 AM)
FLVS coursework supported by certified tutors and structured study systems.

Training Block 1 (9:30–11:00 AM)
Skill development, positional work, shooting mechanics, ball screen reads, and small-sided competitive play.

Lunch (11:00–11:45 AM)
Nutrition, recovery, and mental reset.

Academic Block 2 (11:45–1:15 PM)
Financial literacy, entrepreneurship, leadership development, NIL education, and study hall support.

Training Block 2 (1:15–2:45 PM)
Strength & conditioning through our performance partner, team concepts, film study, defensive systems, and situational basketball.

Culture & Film (2:45–3:30 PM)
Game breakdowns, leadership sessions, recruiting education, and personal development.

⚾ Baseball Track

Development Without Compromise

The baseball track is structured for serious players who want advanced skill work, strength development, and academic accountability in one integrated environment.

Daily Structure

Academic Block 1 (8:00–9:30 AM)
Online coursework supported by in-person tutors to maintain structure and progress.

Training Block 1 (9:30–11:00 AM)
Position-specific defensive training, hitting development, pitching mechanics, bullpen sessions, and small-group instruction.

Lunch (11:00–11:45 AM)
Recovery and nutrition focus.

Academic Block 2 (11:45–1:15 PM)
Entrepreneurship education, financial literacy, recruiting education, and academic support.

Training Block 2 (1:15–2:45 PM)
Strength & conditioning, arm care protocols, velocity development, performance metrics tracking, and team-based situational work.

Film & IQ Development (2:45–3:30 PM)
Game breakdown, pitch sequencing analysis, hitter tendencies, and baseball IQ training.