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Backalley Baseball offers pitching, hitting, fielding, baserunning, team building, emotional and mental skills development, agility drills, throwing practice, and alternative forms of conditioning. The program includes Summer Baseball Camps, Private Lessons, Duo Lessons, Infield work, and Hitting Work for players.
• Ages: 12–14 years old
• Schedule: Summer Baseball Camps run Monday through Thursday from 9am–12pm
• Price: Summer Baseball Camps (M–Th 9am–12pm) 225 US dollars; Private Lessons 1 hr 70 US dollars; Duo Lessons 1 hr 100 US dollars; Infield work (ages 12–14) 75 min 35 US dollars; Hitting Work (ages 12–14) 40 US dollars
Backalley Baseball states that it is a premier baseball facility created to maximize the potential of the individual and that each athlete will have the opportunity to reach their potential with the latest technology and training methods. For hitters, exit velocity, launch angle, and bat speed are measured, and for pitchers, spinning rate, vertical movement, horizontal movement, and velocity are measured. The program states that it is committed to excellence, that its primary objective is to impart life skills essential for success both on and off the field, and that every athlete attending Backalley Baseball will gain tools that can be applied to everyday life on and off the field. The program states that it wants athletes who will “Trust the Training.”
The mission statement says that mastering small skills is a requirement to becoming a successful athlete and that Backalley Baseball is based on three principles: a coach is responsible for teaching players the correct way to play the game, a coach is responsible for helping each player develop the emotional maturity to manage the mental side of the game, and coaches must model integrity, honesty, and respect for their players.
The head coach, Wilem, has 20 years of playing experience. In 2017, during his freshman year of college, he developed a passion for coaching baseball when he could not play due to the rehab of Tommy John Surgery. From 2017–2019, he was the head coach for the West Coast Braves Organization 13u team, then resumed playing at Cal State LA in 2019. In 2022, he continued his coaching career by giving private lessons to local children. During his playing years, he earned All CCAA academic team honors (2019–2023), was on the Dean’s List (2018–2021), received the Male Athlete Academic Achievement Award (2022–2023), was named CSC Academic All-District (2023), earned CCAA Honorable Mention (2022), served as team captain (2022–2023), and completed a B.A./M.A. in Sociology.
Last updated March 15, 2026.
• Ages: 12–14 years old
• Schedule: Summer Baseball Camps run Monday through Thursday from 9am–12pm
• Price: Summer Baseball Camps (M–Th 9am–12pm) 225 US dollars; Private Lessons 1 hr 70 US dollars; Duo Lessons 1 hr 100 US dollars; Infield work (ages 12–14) 75 min 35 US dollars; Hitting Work (ages 12–14) 40 US dollars
Backalley Baseball states that it is a premier baseball facility created to maximize the potential of the individual and that each athlete will have the opportunity to reach their potential with the latest technology and training methods. For hitters, exit velocity, launch angle, and bat speed are measured, and for pitchers, spinning rate, vertical movement, horizontal movement, and velocity are measured. The program states that it is committed to excellence, that its primary objective is to impart life skills essential for success both on and off the field, and that every athlete attending Backalley Baseball will gain tools that can be applied to everyday life on and off the field. The program states that it wants athletes who will “Trust the Training.”
The mission statement says that mastering small skills is a requirement to becoming a successful athlete and that Backalley Baseball is based on three principles: a coach is responsible for teaching players the correct way to play the game, a coach is responsible for helping each player develop the emotional maturity to manage the mental side of the game, and coaches must model integrity, honesty, and respect for their players.
The head coach, Wilem, has 20 years of playing experience. In 2017, during his freshman year of college, he developed a passion for coaching baseball when he could not play due to the rehab of Tommy John Surgery. From 2017–2019, he was the head coach for the West Coast Braves Organization 13u team, then resumed playing at Cal State LA in 2019. In 2022, he continued his coaching career by giving private lessons to local children. During his playing years, he earned All CCAA academic team honors (2019–2023), was on the Dean’s List (2018–2021), received the Male Athlete Academic Achievement Award (2022–2023), was named CSC Academic All-District (2023), earned CCAA Honorable Mention (2022), served as team captain (2022–2023), and completed a B.A./M.A. in Sociology.
Last updated March 15, 2026.
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