The Shoreline Breakers Camps & Clinics – What’s the Difference?

• Camps are multi-day programs, typically held during the summer months or vacation weeks throughout the year. Camps are open to both current Breakers players and non-Breakers players, and focus on fun and fundamentals. A lot of time is devoted to skills, drills and individual instruction, while ending each day with scrimmage style games.
  
  
• Clinics are scheduled throughout the year, and typically run for a single day or maybe several hours per week for several weeks. Clinics are designed to be more age specific, and position focused, allowing for greater player development. For example; some clinics are specific to pitchers, or catchers, or hitting.

Both camps and clinics are a great place to start if you are new to the Shoreline Breakers, and may be held at our indoor facility, or one of our local fields. Players develop skills, learn new drills, and improve their baseball IQ in a no-pressure environment while also getting a chance to meet some of our coaches, and existing players.