MINI BALL.
MAX HANDLES.

Precision, touch, and instant reaction.

FAQs

The LVLUP Mini Ball is designed for improving handle speed, fingertip control, touch, and reaction time through size-3 ball training.

Training with a smaller ball forces tighter control and faster hand movement, which directly increases handle speed, quickness, and precision with a regular ball.

The Mini Ball is ideal for tight dribble combos, stationary handle work, reaction drills, off-hand development, and warm-up activation.

Yes! The size-3 ball lets players of all ages develop clean mechanics, soft touch, and real ball control, without feeling overwhelming.

The Heavy Ball builds power and strength, while the Mini Ball builds speed and precision. Together, they create the perfect balance of stronger, faster, and more controlled handles.

WHAT THE HOOPERS ARE SAYING

★★★★★

“I use the LVLUP Mini Ball before every practice. It forces my hands to work fast and stay accurate. When I switch back to my game ball, everything feels smoother and quicker. Easily one of my favorite handle tools.”

Charlie A.
Varsity Guard
★★★★★

“We added the LVLUP Mini Ball to our guard workouts and the difference in ball security was immediate. It keeps players low, sharp, and focused on clean mechanics. Every program should have a few of these.”

Coach Ramirez
High School Varsity Coach
★★★★★

“I train hundreds of athletes, and the LVLUP Mini Ball is one of the most effective tools for quick handle development. It forces precision and builds elite fingertip control. I use it in almost every session now.”

Coach Mike
Skills Trainer
★★★★★

“We use the LVLUP Mini Ball to sharpen our guards’ handle speed and reaction time. It demands clean hand placement and keeps players accountable on every rep. Simple tool, big results.”

Coach Thompson
College Basketball Coach
★★★★★

“My son uses the Mini Ball every day, and his ball control improved almost immediately. He’s more confident, quicker with his hands, and looks more comfortable on the court overall. Great training tool for younger players.”

Sarah M.
Basketball Parent