01

What RBA can shape

RBA can discuss the basketball purpose, propose an age-appropriate clinic structure, explore suitable academy or coach connections, and build a programme-shaped estimate when the conditions are known.

  • RBA clinics and development sessions
  • Coach learning and S&C conversations
  • Academy introductions where there is a genuine fit
  • Practice, game and reflection design
  • Clear programme scope and quotation
02

What the visiting organisation owns

The visiting organisation must retain responsibility for participant selection, passports and visas, flights, travel insurance, emergency contacts, medical disclosures, consent, supervision and final travel decisions.

RBA does not infer these facts or promise access before the host, venue and responsible adults have confirmed the conditions.

03

What we need before a proposal

Send the country, organisation, responsible adult, player ages, group size, preferred dates, budget range and development purpose. Exact information creates a useful answer faster than a broad request for a Japan tour.

  • Organisation and lead contact
  • Age group and number of players
  • Preferred dates and region
  • Basketball purpose
  • Budget range and required support
04

Why this clarity matters

Clear boundaries are not bureaucracy. They protect young players, reduce misunderstandings between countries and allow local partners to say yes with confidence.