Anyone have information on the indoor facility at the beach near the old Grand Slam site?
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from what i have seen it is just a training facility with trainers and instructurs. Dan Hudson, Joe Agrestee,tyler man, Josh Rupe, Neil Ramierez, Dextrer carter and several college ang HS players go there to get their reps and bull pens and work oput with the trainer. it is one of many in the area. Grand Slam 2, Elite, Seven Cities all seem to have the same concept of fostering proper skills to advance your game of baseball or softball. Tends to be a bit cold inside until you warm up. I have seen Bayside, Landstown, And Pa players past and present frequent it on a regular bases. Have not seen anthing negative or detrimrntantal to and progamgs. Billy Swoope often frequents there with his boys, so it must have something for the kids. Coach Keys(VCU) Coach Meyers(ODU) and Coach Jack Moore from Rapahannock uses the facility for camps amd semininars. I recently went to one where Andy Altman explained to young kids about the proper motion of the arm to eleviate injuries. not much glit and glammour but seems to be a place where our beach ball players can hit and throw indoors with out presseure and incliment weather. Kinda models after Grandslam 2. in my mind it is a added plus to where the kids can go and work what they need and train with I believe his name is Jeremy Levine. My son is currently training with him and he is nit even at a beach school. He got to work alongside Dan Hudson and he was stoked
i have taken my son there a few times and the place is always packed. looks like a lot of teams go there to hit. i heard the guy that runs it, i think his name is dj, is an awesome hitting instructor. seems like a great place for the area kids to work out.
I'll second that, DJ is an excellent hitting instructor...
Not sure about the other high schools, but Landstown's "Eagles Club" has paid for it's players to use the facility anytime until the season starts back up...
The facility is called Hitter's University, http://www.hittersuniversity.com ....
Not sure about the other high schools, but Landstown's "Eagles Club" has paid for it's players to use the facility anytime until the season starts back up...
The facility is called Hitter's University, http://www.hittersuniversity.com ....
Why in the world would the Eagles Club pay for the team to use that facility? They have batting cages in the gym of the school.
I would think convenient access after hours and on weekends....
Correction: Looks like they changed the name to the Hitter's Warehouse:
http://www.vabaseballwarehouse.com/
http://www.vabaseballwarehouse.com/