Our Winter Youth Programs are the perfect developmental camp for beginner and intermediate athletes looking to improve their game! The Programs will focus on fundamental skills such as sportsmanship, teamwork, and sport-specific topics on form and gameplay.
<p>Our experienced coaches will lead campers through drills, scrimmages, and games, as well as teach important skills such as teamwork, sportsmanship, and goal setting. We believe in helping campers develop both their athletic abilities and their character. In addition to sports training, campers will also have the opportunity to participate in team building activities. We can't wait for your camper to join us for an unforgettable summer of fun and athletic development at Elite Sports camp!</p>
<p>Justin Hanley has created a program for pitchers 13+ to work on mechanics, arm care and help improve velocity.</p>
<p>The Winter Baseball Training Programs at Elite Sports Factory are designed to teach fundamental baseball to beginner and developing players. Training will cover all aspects of the game and your little one will see improvement when returning to the field in the spring.</p>
<p>Diamond Club Jr is designed to help young players develop their skills and prepare for getting back on the field as better players. This is training for more advanced players than Little Sluggers.</p> <p>Skill training will consist of:</p> <p>Hitting</p> <p>Fielding</p> <p>Throwing</p> <p>Base running</p>
<p>Each session will start with a clinic designed to help our youngsters learn how to dribble, pass and shoot before splitting the players into teams for games. Our experienced coaches will keep the players engaged and will ensure that they are having fun while learning the game of basketball.</p>
Get full access to our high tech Dr. Dish CT shooting machine to help practice and refine your jumpshot. Sessions are run by an instructor with the goal of getting each player over 200 shots from different locations on the court. Clinics are 50 minutes and can accomodate up to 6 players.
