Our Mission
ur mission is to provide aspiring baseball players with every tool and resource necessary to become the best baseball player they can become to achieve their personal baseball goals. We accomplish this through advanced coaching, state of the art training facilities, and year round development, training, and instructional programs.
In addition, we believe a kid who enjoys playing a game will want to continue playing that game and as a result will naturally become better. We strive to make the game of baseball an enjoyable experience for all.
Our Philosophy
PLAY THE GAME THE RIGHT WAY AND SUCCESS WILL FOLLOW
We believe in achieving success through hard work, practice, and playing the game the right way. We preach competition both as a team and individually and believe winning builds a level of character that best prepares a young individual for the challenges of life and what they will be faced with at higher levels within the game. However, we want our teams to accomplish winning through three main teaching points.
1. COMPETE!
Baseball and sports in general can teach us a lot of things and prepare us for certain challenges we may face throughout life. Not only do we strive to develop the best players possible, but we also strive to develop the best people possible and prepare our players for future baseball challenges as well as life challenges. This starts with teaching players how to properly compete. When we speak of competing we are not just referring to on field competition against other teams. We are referring to the way a player competes for a roster spot and ultimately playing time. Kids go from a travel roster of 12 players to a high school roster of 18-20 players to a college roster of 40-60 players to a pro situation where theres multiple teams. The competition to make a team and play gets stronger as a player progresses through their baseball career. We want them to be prepared! In addition, we believe life is one big competition.
2. USE FAILURE AS A VEHICLE TO IMPROVE
Baseball, more than any other sport, consists of a high percentage of failure. As the saying goes, the best players in the game are only successful at hitting a baseball 30% of the time. It’s important to build this understanding in players at a young age. How players respond to failure will ultimately determine how much success they will have in this game and how long they will be able to play. We use failure as a vehicle to improve. This means, when an individual fails, we use that as a great opportunity to teach and educate that individual why they didn’t have success. We often learn more from our failures and therefore we do not want to miss that opportunity. We don’t believe true failure exist, but rather only learning if failure is used the correct way.
3. TEACH THE FUNDAMENTALS
We believe teaching the fundamentals is truly the foundation for developing the best players possible. Whether a player is 9 years old or a professional, the fundamentals should always be taught. The game of baseball is a game of repetition and reaction. The best players are the ones that are able to do things with little to no thought but purely based on an immediate reaction. This skill is created through consistent repetitive practice of the fundamentals. When you play the game the right way, learn from your mistakes and use those mistakes to get better, and consistently practice perfecting the fundamentals of the game, the result is the creation of successful baseball players and an increase in wins.