We have observed that as the game schedule ramps up, focused practice can slide. Our summer clinics focus on how players can become more effective in games with their existing skillset. This is accomplished by addressing common issues that arise during the course of the season - not throwing strikes consistently, striking out a lot, misreading ground balls, passed balls, etc. Players will gain a clearer understanding of their skills so they can better utilize practice and maximize results throughout the season. Major mechanical changes are minimized during summer clinics.

 Fall Semi-Private Clinic

Now that the season is over, players can begin to break down skills into their main components and focus on more mechanical changes and enhancements. Our fall clinics have a weekly theme that addresses each of these major components, such as momentum in the delivery or rotation in the swing. Breaking actions down into their component parts will help build the overall skill of each player. This is the time of the year to lay the foundation for next season's great strides!

Skill-building continues in our winter clinics but we transition into more game-like atmospheres in each clinic as the season draws closer. As we did with our skill component breakdowns in the fall, we still have a weekly focus or theme for each session. But training activities will closely replicate the conditions and situations players will encounter in gameplay. The intention here is to transfer the indoor skills to outdoor skills that can hold up to the external pressures of competition so players take their elevated game into the season.