- Dates: June 16 and June 30
- Classes: 8:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.
- Age: 13 to 16 years old
- Location: Kendall Campus
Master the Mound & Behind the Plate
Pitching & Catching Development Clinic for Teens at Kendall Campus
Elevate your game with advanced pitching and catching training built for teen athletes ages 13–16.
About Pitching & Catching Development Clinic for Teens
- This clinic helps teen athletes refine advanced pitching and catching skills through proper mechanics, grip, accuracy, balance, and lower-body engagement.
- Pitchers will develop command and efficiency while practicing fielding from the mound, holding runners, and refining off-speed pitches. Catchers will train in receiving, blocking, framing, and footwork for quick, accurate throws.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
This clinic is designed for teen athletes ages 13–16 who already have a foundation in baseball and want to take their pitching and catching skills to the next level. It's ideal for players who are preparing for travel ball tryouts, high school teams, or competitive league play and need focused, position-specific training to sharpen their mechanics, accuracy, and game awareness.
This clinic is designed for teen athletes ages 13–16 who have foundational baseball experience and want to sharpen their skills at the next level. Whether your teen is working toward a starting role or looking to refine mechanics they've already begun developing, the training meets them where they are.
The clinic covers both disciplines, giving athletes exposure to the mechanics and game situations specific to each position. This dual-focus approach helps teens develop a more complete understanding of the battery dynamic, which strengthens their overall performance on the field.
Participants should come in appropriate baseball attire, including cleats, a glove suited to their position, and a water bottle. Catchers are encouraged to bring their own gear if available, though equipment specifics will be confirmed closer to the start of the program.
Looking for more
information?
To obtain more information about the MDC Baseball Summer Academy, please contact the School of Continuing Education and Professional Development at Miami Dade College by completing the form below or visiting our offices at any of the campuses.
