Reds Winter Camps

Each session will be 90min long and run over a four (4) week period. Sessions cost $150 (total for all four weeks). You can select more than one session and receive a $10 discount for each. For instance, sign up for hitting AND fielding and each will cost $140 for a saving of $20.

In addition to six hours of targeted training, each Reds Winter Camper will receive:

Each camp location consists of multiple sessions that campers can register for: hitting, pitching, fielding, or catching. Depending on space, each location can vary on what is offered. When registering, you can choose one or multiple sessions. Ex: Hitting from 10:00am-11:30am and Fielding from 11:30am-1:00pm. You would attend both sessions for four (4) weeks.

The cost for each session is $150. You must pay in full during online registration. Save $10/session when signing up for multiple sessions.

Registration will close five (5) days prior to the start of camp.

Camps are open to boys and girls ages 6 to 16.

You may cancel five days prior to the first day of camp and receive a full refund.

Once you have registered, we will communicate additional camp information via e-mail. Please enter your e-mail address accurately on the registration form. Also, be sure you are entering the parent or guardian e-mail address, NOT the camper's.

How is this different than the summer Reds Camp?

Our summer camps run for 30 hours/week from 9a-3p and cover a wide range of baseball/softball skills. Our Winter Camps will take a deeper dive into each of the skills that are offered. However, we do expect that many athletes will decide to do both. Click here if you would like to read about Reds Summer Camps.

What should the camper wear?

Wear flat gym shoes and suitable practice clothes. A uniform is not necessary. You will be given a Winter Training dri-fit t-shirt on the first day.

Do I need to bring a bat?

You only need to bring a bat and a helmet if you are attending the Hitting Session. We will not have extras to share.

What else should I bring?

Good idea to bring water. Since our Winter Camps are indoors, there may be some restrictions as to where water is allowed. Make sure to write the athlete’s name on his/her water bottle.

Should pitchers bring a catcher?

Yes, pitchers should bring a catcher. He/she can be a sibling, teammate, parent, coach, etc. Catchers 16 years old and younger, will be required to wear a mask. In addition to the mask, it is recommended that all catchers wear appropriate protective gear.

Are parents welcome to observe?

Absolutely.

How many campers will there be?

Each Session will have multiple groups based upon age. In each group, the maximum number of participants will be 12.

6 to 16 is a wide range of ages and skill levels. How does that work?

Sessions will be divided based on age group. For instance, 1^st-3^rd graders, 4^th-5^th graders, etc. We will not have 8^th graders with 1^st graders, and vice versa.

Who are the coaches?

Coaches will be members of our Reds Camp staff. They will be equipped with a curriculum that supports the age-appropriate training regimen that we use in Spring Training, at GABP and throughout our Reds system.

Will I receive a confirmation?

Yes. Once you register, you will receive a confirmation with further information. In addition, you can expect a reminder email prior to the first camp date.

What if I miss a clinic?

Please plan carefully as we will not refund for missed sessions.

How do I get my Reds tickets?

Starting in April of the following season, you will be notified via email with the game choices and how to redeem your free tickets. Expect that those tickets will be accessed through the MLB Ballpark app.

Does this qualify for my company’s Child and Dependent Care Credit?

That is a question for your employer or accountant. Most people have found that the Summer Camps do qualify but we ask that you research eligibility for your athlete with respect to the Winter Camps.