Registration FULL - The Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Academy Instructional Clinic, News (St. Marys Minor Ball)

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Registration FULL - The Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Academy Instructional Clinic
REGISTRATION FULL!
Please check the Schedule for other local's hosting the clinic including Woodstock and Arthur, Ontario. https://www.mlb.com/bluejays/community/baseball-academy/instructional-clinics. 

The Blue Jays Baseball Academy is coming to the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in St. Marys on Saturday, May 11, and registration is now OPEN! 

https://baseballhalloffame.ca/the-toronto-blue-jays-baseball-academy-instructional-clinic/


Here are the details:
  • Beginner Level
  • Ages 8-12 Years Old
  • $65.00 Registration Fee
  • Players receive a Blue Jays Hat, T-Shirt & Digital Skills Manual
  • 4 Hours of Fun!

Players rotate through drills that cover skills including infield, outfield, hitting, throwing, agility, and baserunning. Instructional Clinic registrants will also participate in a Baseball Athletic Training station which serves as an introduction to fundamental athletic movement.

Instructional Clinics are taught exclusively by Blue Jays Baseball Academy Instructors. Academy Instructors are NCCP registered, experienced coaches, who have been trained in the ‘Blue Jays Way’ of teaching baseball to youth.

Though our clinic welcomes every skill level, we do like to specify that our focus is on core drills that support the beginning stages of a player’s baseball development. Of course, if you have any questions about your specific player, please feel free to respond to this email for more information.

To register, click the “REGISTER NOW

To stay up-to-date on all things happening in 2024, follow us on X and Instagram @bluejaysacademy.

Instructional Clinics serve as a fundraising opportunity for the host baseball association or little league, as $1,000 is donated back to the host organization for hosting a clinic. If registration exceeds 100 participants, host associations receive an additional $500.

We look forward to seeing you on the field for the Blue Jays Baseball Academy Youth Instructional Clinic!

Please contact baseball@baseballhalloffame.ca with any questions.

 

Scott Crawford

Director of Operations

Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

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