ADVANCED SKILLS (Ages 10-16) 

The Advanced camps are designed for the highly motivated players who want to focus on improving specific skills. Players are grouped by age. Individual attention is given to each player. The camps are staffed by experienced high school coaches and college players. Each camp is 4 days.

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ADVANCED INFIELDER/HITTING CAMPS- (ages 10-15) Register Today
Players are divided by age and skill level. 
Infielders work on progression fielding, throwing, double plays, tag plays, relays, and more. 
Half the camp time is dedicated to hitting practice and controlled scrimmage games. Each camp is 4 days.

June 26-29 or July 10-13. 9-11:30am* 

 *Infield-Hitting/Catcher-Pitching offered back to back

ADVANCED PITCHER-CATCHER CAMPS - (ages 10-15) Register Today
Players are divided by age and skill level. 
Pitchers receive instruction on proper grips, pitch mechanics, holding runners (50'/70' and 90-foot diamond players), and fielding the position. 

Catchers work on receiving techniques, blocking, throwing to bases, pop ups, tags, and fielding bunts. Catchers are required to bring their own catching gear and catcher’s mitt.  Note: Catchers are required to bring their own catching gear and catcher’s mitt. VBC does not provide gear. Each camp is 4 days.

June 26-29 or July 10-13. 12-2pm* 

*Infield-Hitting/Catcher-Pitching offered back to back 

Parent Comments

"Coach Murray, I wanted to let you know that I really enjoyed the Advanced Hitting and Fielding camp at George Washington's baseball field.  The video tips that you provided me on hitting were very helpful.  I’ve been working at the batting cages and making the adjustments you recommended.  It's now feeling natural to add the negative energy and it has definitely improved the power of my swing."

"My son enjoyed the Wood Bat Camp and will likely return next year for same camp.  My son told me he benefited with a lot of at-bats and seeing his results in the measurement of MVP points.  Excellent individualized feedback given by Coach Pototsky to the parents."