Nationals Summer Camps - Curriculum

We're doing more than just teaching kids to play baseball/softball. Our coaches motivate campers through our reward points system, emphasizing leadership and teamwork, rather than just being the "best" player on a team. This yearā€™s curriculum provides fast-paced programming to keep campers continually active. Campers will engage in activities with their teammates while each player gets to focus on their own skill level. Campers learn the basics of baseball/softball and then use those lessons to compete with their teammates in games and challenges. By providing choice throughout the day, campers will determine the position or skill in which theyā€™d like to see improvement, feeling empowered to better themselves how theyā€™d like to do so. The consistency of schedules helps campers know what to expect and when to expect it so they can give their all to playing the game. Expect your camper to be tired out at the end of each day, and excited to head back to camp the next day.

AGE GROUPS

Young athletes perform best when they feel confident and comfortable. For that reason, we divide our camp into five age-appropriate levels. Each level teaches a unique set of skills and encourages its own degree of competition. This also ensures that ballplayers get a new Nationals Baseball & Softball Summer Camps experience each year!

SKILL LEVELS

This year we are introducing skill levels to help us create a better experience for your camper(s) to feel challenged and develop their skills! This way, we can ensure all ballplayers are having fun and enjoying the level of baseball & softball they are playing.

Starting with Beginner level, these would be our ballplayers that have little to no experience with the sport. If they have started playing within the last year and are still developing their skills, this would be the perfect level for them! As long as they share our love of the game, our coaches will be able to focus on the fundamentals and develop their basic skills.

Next, with our Intermediate level, these ballplayers have the fundamentals down and need additional help taking their game to the next level. This curriculum will be a little faster paced and will focus on developing additional skillsets that will help them take the next step in improving their skills and baseball IQ.

Finally with our Advanced level, these are ballplayerā€™s that have participated in Travel Ball or have been playing the sport for several years. They understand what skills they would like to develop, and our curriculum will focus on helping them develop those specific skills. It will be a fast-paced curriculum, focused a lot more on gameplay scenarios.

ā€œMy son had an amazing experience. Not only did he learn new skills, but he had fun. He left camp with a renewed commitment to become a better baseball player and teammate.ā€