Winter Catching Camp

NLB offers a catching camp grouped by age. Younger players (12 and under) are separated from the older players (13 and up). At the catching camp players can expect to be coached and drilled on many skills. Foremost will be receiving, blocking, throwing, and the footwork that goes with it. NLB also has a classroom component to the program for their older players that will include: pitch calling, film of their practice sessions, video on proper technique, discussions on game situations, and other aspects of the game.

Dates

Program Starts: December 30th (for those choosing Monday for weeknight option)

Program Finishes: March 8th


It is a 2x week program for ten weeks. Twenty sessions in total.

13u and Older Signup Options

Register for one weeknight between Monday or Tuesday

Mondays: 8-9pm

Tuesday: 5:30-6:30pm

-Everyone goes to Saturday 9-10:30am

12u and Under Signup Options

Register for one weeknight between Monday or Tuesday

Mondays: 7-8pm

Tuesday: 4:30-5:30pm

-Everyone goes to Saturday 8-9am

What am I getting?

- Access to coaches with a specific passion for catching and working with catchers. Coaches leading this program have taught catchers at the high school and collegiate level.


- You will receive a pre-test and post-test on pop times to second base.


-A strong player to coach ratio ensuring reps/as well as time for quality instruction.

13u and Older Cost

$700


For Summer Club participants $500 (email for code)


12u and Under Cost

$600

Frequently Asked Questions

---How many sessions per week is this?

It is two sessions per week. Twenty sessions total. Parents choose a single weeknight option and everyone goes to their age groups Saturday morning session.


---How flexible is it for a makeup if I need to miss a session?

We are typically very flexible with makeups. It is hard to makeup the Saturday session but if you need to miss a Monday or a Wednesday we should be able to accommodate that as long as you communicate beforehand.


---If Saturdays don't work can I just go to the two weeknight sessions?

This may be worked out by arrangement but the player would be missing the throwing portion of the program (we throw on Saturdays when we have the whole facility for catchers). The older players would also miss the classroom portion which we are stressing a very strong addition to the program. We would recommend this only be in the case of missing a weekend or two as opposed to your whole catching camp experience.

Questions?

Peter MacFarlane

2025

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