Abstract: A sports board training apparatus. Implementations may include a front surface and a rear surface, the front surface including a mock board layout resembling a basketball court. A plurality of lights may be mounted on the locations on the mock board layout corresponding with a plurality of shot locations. A timing clock may be mounted above the top side of the mock board layout and one or more game control buttons may be mounted on the mock board layout. One or more switches may be mounted on the rear surface. A microprocessor may be included and adapted to actuate each of the plurality of lights, receive inputs from the one or more game control buttons, and to receive signal from the one or more switches. The microprocessor, the plurality of lights, the timing clock, and the one or more switches may be electrically coupled with an electrical power supply.