A first-class education and the flexibility to compete at the highest levels.
HBA has decades of experience supporting athletes who compete at the highest levels. We design schedules around training, travel, and recovery — without compromising academic rigor. All of our courses are NCAA-approved, and our students have gone on to play Division 1 sports at top universities across the country.
Consolidate lessons into four days per week to free up training and travel days.
Build a school day around morning workouts, afternoon training, or recovery.
All HBA courses meet NCAA Division 1 eligibility requirements.
Continue coursework on the road through our virtual classroom and 1:1 options.
ATP top-40 in the world; #1 D1 recruit (2019)
Brandon was the #1 recruit in 2019 for Division 1 tennis and is now a top-40 player on the ATP Tour. HBA built a schedule around his travel and training so he could work out daily with his coach, compete in tournaments, and still maintain a 4.3 GPA.
Now at Ohio State University
Brandon’s brother Bryce also benefited from a flexible HBA schedule that supported a serious tennis training regimen. He is now a student at Ohio State.
Now at UC Berkeley
HBA helped Ethan balance a rigorous AP-heavy course load with a busy junior tennis schedule. He went on to enroll at UC Berkeley.
USC golf
Krando transferred from La Jolla Country Day to HBA and added an extra year of high school. The flexibility gave him time to develop his golf game while raising his GPA and adding more AP classes — and he achieved his lifelong goal of attending USC as a recruited golfer.
Now at Ohio State University
A high-level gymnast who travelled to Irvine daily after school to train, often arriving home after 11pm on school nights. HBA created a 9:30am late-start schedule so he could get adequate sleep and still complete a full college-prep curriculum.
Pan-American Champion; SDSU Webb Honors College, Mechanical Engineering
Andrew was the Pan-American Tae Kwon Do Champion. He competed in national and international tournaments while taking two years of AP Calculus, Linear Algebra, and two years of AP Physics — and was admitted to SDSU’s prestigious Webb Honors College.
Whether you’re a tennis pro on tour, a gymnast training in another city, or an elite junior athlete with national-level commitments, we’ll build a plan that works.
