Basement Sports is a mixed reality gaming platform and experiential social network, combining virtual scorekeeping with real-world gameplay. In this video, Founder and CEO Arman Rousta provides a detailed tour of the Basement Sports app, the Baseball and ...
I recently had the privilege of sitting down with Basement Sports Founder and CEO Arman Rousta. A former All-Ivy League Student-Athlete who currently coaches Youth Soccer with the Jersey City Soccer Association (JSCA), Arman shared his enthusiasm for our ...
Basement Sports is thrilled to announce our upcoming Summer Camp in Jersey City. Our recent Indoor Sports Camp was a rousing success for everyone involved, including the members of the b.sports team who helped bring the program to fruition. We're excited ...
We’ve all heard about the benefits of blowing off steam, but what does this mean in practice? And how, specifically, does the concept apply to children? Placing too much pressure on kids carries several risks, among them self-esteem problems, higher ra...
“It started for me back in the early 80s, when I was a five, six, eleven-year-old kid, with an older brother,” says Arman Rousta, Founder of Basement Sports. “We had a basement in Staten Island in our home, where we played . . . As young, athletic, energe...
Basement Baseball can be played anytime and anywhere. This highlight package shows you what this vision is all about. Boys and girls alike will enjoy competing for bragging rights of the household or friend group. What better way to stay fit and have fun ...
Value-centric business models have swept the corporate world in recent years, and with good cause: company core values are proven to improve employee motivation and engagement, while nine out of ten CFOs believe that a clearly-articulated vision can impro...
Aside from the 'cream of the crop', many kids are starting to quit hyper-competitive youth sports, due to a number of factors, which leading Think Tanks, like the Aspen Institute, with the support of role models like Kobe Bryant, expose well in their init...
