Frequently Asked Questions

Is This the Right Camp for My Child?

Perhaps the most frequently asked question we receive. If your child is age 5-13, is well-behaved, enjoys being active, likes learning, excels in a structured learning environment, and wants to spend a portion of his/her summer vacation developing character traits and baseball Fundamentals, the answer is YES! We have had excellent results with talented travel ball players as well as complete beginners! We have a grouping to meet everyone's needs that ensures safety and maximizes learning & productivity for all!

What is the Background of the Leader and Instructors?

Head Coach Will Guay brings leadership that is rooted in years of firsthand experience at one of the most competitive levels of the sport. Having played for the Cardinals' minor league system, he knows what it takes to succeed, both mentally and physically. He’s walked the tough road of pursuing a professional career, faced challenges, and learned invaluable lessons—experiences he now shares with our campers to help them understand the importance of hard work, perseverance, and dedication.

Our coaching staff's leadership style encourages kids to find their passion for the game, build their confidence, and develop the mental toughness needed to succeed. The camp is designed to be fun and engaging, but it also challenges young athletes to grow. Through personalized coaching, feedback, and encouragement, campers leave not just as better baseball players, but with a renewed sense of confidence and the belief that they can achieve anything they set their minds to.

What Should I Wear and Bring to Camp?

Every participant is required to bring their own lunch, bat, hat, and glove. It is recommended that each participant bring $3-5 per day for a refreshment/snack at the concession stand. Sunscreen and a water bottle are strongly recommended. Baseball pants and cleats are optional, and many of our students do dress in this attire. Shorts, a lightweight t-shirt, and athletic shoes are recommended.

Is the Camp Outside All Day?

A popular and important question. Since 2000, we've run hundreds of summer baseball camps here in sunny South Florida. Through those experiences, we've learned simple best practices to keep our students refreshed and safe in the summer warmth. We start by meeting in the shade each morning and stressing the importance of staying hydrated. Next, we take a 10-minute water and shade break every hour from 9am to 11:30am.

From 12:00 to 12:45, we eat lunch and rehydrate in the cafe area at Watson B. Duncan Middle School. Following our cool-down period and lunch, we resume the afternoon program from 1-3, again, taking water and shade breaks every hour. Our balanced and sensible approach has helped us keep thousands of young players fresh and energized playing the game they love on beautiful, sunny summer days in South Florida!