U.S. Baseball Academy Summer Camp

The U.S. Baseball Academy Summer Training Program includes instruction in hitting, pitching, fielding, catching, and baserunning. Camp activities also include situational baseball games, competition drills, and a Wiffle Ball World Series. The summer program uses a proven itinerary of drills and offers age-specific sessions with instruction tailored for each ability level.

• Ages: 6–17 years old
• Schedule: Camp runs four days with morning instruction focused on hitting and defense, and afternoon sessions focused on situational baseball games, competition drills, and a Wiffle Ball World Series
• Price: Not listed

The program’s mission is to help young players develop solid fundamentals and learn proper techniques at a young age. It is part of the country’s largest network of baseball camps and has served more than a quarter million players over the last 10 years. Each location has a low player-coach ratio, and each player gets individual attention in a small-group atmosphere. Each location promises a teaching staff of high school and/or college coaches from the local area, and the overall program was developed by a national coaching and advisory staff that includes Major League players Adam Eaton, Travis Shaw, and Craig Stammen. U.S. Baseball Academy is a national program with a local touch and brings its training program to individual communities, and sessions are also offered for Grades 1–12 at U.S. Baseball Academy Spring Training. The program states that these are not lecture clinics, prizes are awarded for winners, and all participants receive a t-shirt and camp certificate. The leadership team includes Senior Vice President Joe Marker, Director of Marketing & Operations Jeffery Lee, Camp Success Team Manager Cody Nelson, and Assistant Camp Success Team Manager Andrea Jolly.

Last updated December 10, 2025.