Reply to "Best Camp that don't give catchers short shrift?"

PitchingFan10,000+ posts

My son makes decent money as a college softball coach but still does lessons in baseball since he played D1. Very few college guys are turning down cash. I don't think it is inappropriate to email or call and ask for their recommendations. Read their profiles and see if any of the coaches played catcher in college or pros. That would be your best source.

Keep an eye out because many will do pitching/catching camps especially in the fall/winter. They bring in these two to help each other and usually have good trainers.

5/14/198:46 AM

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