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Your Trusted Basketball Coach

Join Cyrus Basketball Academy, founded by renowned Iranian player Amir Amini, for expert coaching, personalized training, and a supportive environment to excel in Coquitlam’s sports community. With Amini’s extensive international experience and dedication to nurturing talent, our academy offers tailored coaching, personalized programs, and a curriculum focused on skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Embark on a journey of growth and achievement with us, where your passion for basketball meets expert guidance for success.

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Amir Amini

Amir Amini, born June 10, 1984, in Tehran, Iran, is a distinguished basketball figure known for his exceptional career as both player and coach. His journey began with triumphs in the Iranian national team, earning gold at the 2001 West Asian Youth Championship and silver at the 2002 Asian Youth Championships.

Amini's global impact includes appearances in prestigious tournaments like the 2008 Olympics in China and multiple gold medals at events such as the Asian Games. Holding a Bachelor of Physical Education from the University of Tehran, his expertise extends to coaching, with four years at Cyrus Basketball Club and contributions to Canadian school programs. Amini's dedication to mentorship and his players' well-being is evident through his certifications and impactful coaching experience, fostering a legacy of inspiration and empowerment in the basketball community.

Achievements

  • Gold medal in the 2001 West Asian Youth Championship in Yemen
  • Silver medal of the 2002 Asian Youth Championships in Kuwait
  • Participation in the 2003 Greek Youth World Cup
  • Gold medal under 21 years of Asia, 2004 Tehran
  • Participation in the Under 21 World Cup - 2004 Argentina
  • Bronze medal of the 2006 Asian Olympics in Qatar
  • The gold medal of the 2007 Asian Games in Japan
  • Participation in the 2008 Olympics in China
  • Gold Medal of Asian Universities 2008, Chinese Taipei
  • Gold medal of the 2009 Asian Games in China
  • China's 2010 Asian Olympic bronze