Facility 17966 · The Acreage, FL
Baseball clinics & camps in The Acreage
Station-based clinics and camps for our program's players and teams, with small groups so every player gets real reps and real coaching. Invitation only; not open to the public.
Team clinics
Team-only skills training for our program's rostered players, built around stations: tee work and soft toss, live hitting in the batting cage, throwing into netted targets, defense, and conditioning.
Camps
Holiday and summer camps for program players covering hitting, pitching, fielding and base running. Groups stay small, around 15 players at most.
Covered training space
A pole-barn roof over a 70-foot batting cage and turf training area: shade in the summer and cover from light rain.
What a clinic session looks like
Clinics run one or two times a week in small groups, around 15 players at most, so players rotate through stations and get real reps at each one. A coach supervises the whole session. A typical session moves through:
- Throwing drills into netted targets for accuracy and arm action
- Tee work and soft toss inside our fixed 70-foot batting cage
- Supervised hitting instruction with a coach
- Fielding footwork, glove work and transfers on the turf
- Conditioning with box jumps, slam balls and agility work
It's skills training, not league play or games. Players who want more one-on-one time can add private hitting, pitching and fielding lessons.
Who clinics and camps are for
Clinics are team-only, for rostered players on our program's teams. Camps are for program players and run over school holidays and the summer. Everyone who takes part is invited, and every player has a waiver signed by a parent or guardian before their first session. Dates, registration and details are shared with invited families in the family portal.
Clinic and camp questions
How many players are in a clinic?
Groups stay small, around 15 players at most, with a coach supervising the whole session.
Can my player join a clinic without being on a team?
Clinics are team-only for our program's rostered players.
What happens if it rains or storms?
Training is under a covered pole barn. Coaches on site monitor lightning with a weather app and may stop or cancel a session when they decide the weather is unsafe. When play stops, players go to their parent's car, and players who were dropped off wait inside with a coach. Families are notified by email and text when a session is cancelled.
Be part of the program
Helping ball players from The Acreage, Loxahatchee, Royal Palm Beach, Wellington, Westlake, Jupiter Farms, West Palm Beach and Palm Beach Gardens who want to push their game, grow, and be part of a program that cares about loyalty and effort. Invitation only.
Have an invitation?