Many AAU basketball teams charge around $1,000 per season, primarily for training facilities, uniforms, and recruiting. In contrast, 17-year-old Arbaz Singh founded Jatt Da Maqabla, an affordable alternative requiring only a $20 payment. Players can showcase skills without high financial barriers. Current player Nishant Mundian reflected on how previous teams charged more for their reputation rather than value. JDM focuses on essential spending, utilizing carpooling for transport and duct-taped numbers instead of expensive uniforms.
Frustrated by high costs, 17-year-old Arbaz Singh started AAU team Jatt Da Maqabla, requiring only $20 for entrance fees and commitment to play.
Nishant Mundian, a player, noted his previous AAU team charged more for reputation and past accomplishments rather than value in playing.
Many AAU teams prioritize recruiting and advertising, often spending heavily on equipment, while JDM focuses on essential expenses.
JDM players minimize costs by carpooling to tournaments and foregoing expensive uniforms, even using duct-taped numbers to identify players.
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