"Mom. Dad. I don't want to play anymore."
Keep your kid in the game
On average, kids leave soft/baseball before they're 11 years old because it's not fun - there's not enough action. Our camps, leagues, and sponsored events remove the slow parts and replace them with action-packed, development-rich, and positively fun experiences -- keeping kids in the game.
What's wrong with youth baseball & Softball?
Boring
Boring
Boring
Have you noticed youth baseball and softball games encourage stealing bases more than getting hits? In fact, on average there are 20.6 stolen bases versus 11.5 hits per game.
Boring
Boring
Boring
A typical youth game lasting four innings has only 7.9 balls-in-play. How can your player get better when she/he doesn't have the opportunity to field a ball?
Gone!
Boring
Gone!
In a 1.5-hour game, data shows players only get 1.6 plate appearances per game. Maybe this is why their confidence waivers so much when they're at the plate?
Let's face it, we need to do something different to keep our kids in this game.
Runner Gunner Slugger Keeps Kids in the game
FUN
Action-Packed
Action-Packed
Players of all skill levels love participating because the boring parts of the game are removed. They hit more, run more, field more, and as a result - have more fun!
Action-Packed
Action-Packed
Action-Packed
Who wants to sit around and wait? Every minute of every camp, league, or event is meticulously planned so participants are thoroughly exhausted by the end.
Development
Action-Packed
Development
Sure it's fun, but Runner Gunner Slugger camps, leagues, and events are equally focused on training the skills players need to excel.