Summer of GET-AFTER-IT: Youth Development Age 12-14 Summer SWING (a-la-carte hitting) * * * * * * * TIP: Check out our NEW SUMMER TRAINING PACKS before registering to SAVE off each session. * * * * * * * ABOUT US: At Brower Baseball, we bring together pro-level experience and industry-leading technology and development to deliver elite training. With a Major League background in playing, coaching, analytics, and program design, we know what it takes to compete - and win - at the highest levels. We don’t run teams. Our sole focus is what we specialize in: helping players grow. On the field, that means sharper skills, smarter play, and better results. Off the field, it means building character and confidence that lasts far beyond the game. ABOUT our 2025 SUMMER of GET-AFTER-IT: Our Summer of Get-After-It is designed to keep players sharp, support their growth, and boost game-day performance all season long. We take a deeper dive into the core areas of the game - Pitching, Hitting, Catching, and Fielding - through focused, flexible sessions that fit around a player's summer schedule. Sessions are sold a-la-carte and blend small-group instruction with individualized coaching. Whether you're looking to double down on a key area, correct something that feels off, stay sharp between games, or mentally recharge... These sessions are built to deliver high-level development in a fun environment. YOUTH OPTIONS: 1. Multi-skill option - BASES LOADED: 2.5 hours of training with 4 elite training stations: Hitting - Pitching - Fielding - Performance (age-appropriate workout) 2. Single-skill sessions - PITCH, SWING, CATCH: 1-hour sessions to sharpen a single skill, explore something new, or complement the all-in-one training of our multi-skill program. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - THIS SESSION: Summer SWING AGE: 12-14 Lead Instructor: Coach Damek WHEN: Monday or Thursday options available beginning June 12th Add-On OPTION: Pitching session available the hour after on most days - so you can double-up! SAVE up to $75 with our new SUMMER TRAINING PACKS! - Purchase any Summer session individually or go to "Packs/Passes" to purchase and then register using pack credits. . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - WEEKLY TOPICS: Topics change each week (on Mondays) to challenge players, spark curiosity, and encourage exploration of new concepts or techniques that can advance their game. Think of it like a "choose-your-own-adventure"... Players can select sessions that match their interests, build on strengths, or target areas that need extra work. It’s also a chance to try something new! Join once, skip a week with no concern of falling behind - or attend regularly to experience the full progression. Weekly topics: P=Pitching, H=Hitting and F=Fielding for each week. Week #1: June 12-22 - There will be 2 Thursdays included in this first week. P1 - VELOCITY - PART 1: The MPH Blueprint: Foundational mechanics/adjustments needed to unlock arm strength/power. H1 - RAPSODO VIDEO ANALYSIS: Pinpoint areas of your swing to improve. F1 - FOOTWORK & AGILITY: The key to becoming an elite fielder is elite footwork. Learn to move with speed, control and purpose. Week #2: June 23-29 P2 - VELOCITY - PART 2: Power Positions: Success leaves clues. Learn what Major League players do mechanically to CRUSH. H2 - PLATE DISCIPLINE - Part 1: Own the strike zone. F2 - FIELDING THE CORRECT HOP: Not all hops are created equal. Learn how to find - and field - the right one. Week #3: June 30 - July 6 P3 - VELOCITY - PART 3: Ramp it up. Be explosive. Max your power output. H3 - PLATE DISCIPLINE - Part 2: Identify your pitch. Hunt and crush. F3 - TWO-HAND LANE - Part 1: Routine plays aren't so routine without the right mechanics. Week #4: July 7-13 P4 - SPIN TO WIN - PART 1: Breaking ball development. Curveball, Slider, Sweeper, Slurve... Learn what you should throw and why. H4 - HIT FOR POWER - Part 1: Solid contact starts here. Mechanics that produce real pop. F4 - TWO-HAND LANE - Part 2: Make the routine play look easy. Use footwork to create better positioning every time. Week #5: July 14-20 P5 - SPIN TO WIN - PART 2: Breaking ball development. Grip it. Rip it. How to throw it. When to use it. H5 - HIT FOR POWER - Part 2: Learn to drive the ball to all fields… Find your launch point. F5 - ONE-HAND LANE - Part 1: Extend your range. Learn how to confidently make plays outside your body. Week #6: July 21-27 P6 - FIND YOUR GO-TO PITCH: Change-up, curve, split finger, slider, fork ball, cutter, sinker, knuckleball or even a splinker - or something filthy. ;) Find and develop your “go-to” off-speed pitch. H6 - TWO STRIKE HITTING - Part 1: Make the adjustments needed. Stay alive. Still do damage. F6 - ONE-HAND LANE - Part 2: Glide through the ball with rhythm and control. Make smooth look easy. Week #7: July 28 - Aug 3 P7 - MASTER OF THE MOUND: Routine + focus = Command. Learn the mindset of mound success. H7 - TWO STRIKE HITTING - Part 2: Routine + focus = Hits. Stay confident and in control under pressure. F7 - BACK-HAND LANE - Part 1: Learn the correct backhand mechanics to successfully make this difficult play more often. Week #8: Aug 4-10 P8 - PREPARE TO DOMINATE: From pen to mound - Translate training into live-game dominance. H8 - BAT PATH FOCUS: Create a great bat path to destroy the baseball. F8 - BACK-HAND LANE - Part 2: How to make “Web Gems” your norm. Week #9: Aug 11-17 P9 - THAT PITCH IS FILTHY: Bring to this session your favorite pitch and we will dial it in - With help from our friend Rapsodo. H9 - FINDING THE BARREL: It's not how hard you swing, it's how well you square it up. F9 - THROWING ON THE RUN: Not every play gives you time to set your feet. Learn how to stay accurate and quick while on the move. Week #10: Aug 18-24 P10 - CONTROL THE CONTROLLABLES: Control the running game, control your emotions, repeating your delivery... Tie these together to be the complete pitcher. H10 - POINTS OF CONTACT: Hitting the ball in the right area matters for max results. F10 - DOUBLE PLAY DOMINANCE: Turn two like a pro. This session sharpens the footwork, timing, and mechanics needed to make it automatic. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - CANCELLATION POLICY: These Summer training sessions are small and personalized… Which also means there are limited slots available. If a session is sold out then a last minute cancellation results in a loss for the instructor and more importantly, for the player who wanted the slot but was unable to register for it. We don't offer refunds. HOWEVER, we do understand that sick, life and changes happen. If you absolutely need to cancel then we ask for a 48-hour notice. If it is more than 48 hours prior to your scheduled session then we can offer you the following options: - Reschedule - Switch into another session - Add comparably valued cage credit(s) to your account - Cage credits will expire September 1st, 2025. - Full value can be put towards Brower Gear (clothing, hats, training tools) - No expiration. If within 48-hours of your session: - There are NO cancellations or credits within 48-hours of your session. However, if your last minute cancellation is health related then we will still honor the cage credit or Brower store option. GREAT IDEA!!! Feel free to find a friend to take your slot anytime! As long as that player is the correct age and has a profile/waiver with us then you are more than welcome to do that. Please let us know so we can expect that change. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LOCATIONS: Each individual session begins with "JET" or "CHAMP" to denote which facility you are signing up for. - Champions Hall Facility (denoted as CHAMP) - 7000 Washington Ave South, Eden Prairie, MN 55341... Sits on the border of Eden Prairie and Edina, right in the middle of where Hwy 494-169-62 intersect. We are located inside, to the left of the Starbucks counter. - JET-55 (denoted as JET) - Sits on the border of Plymouth & Minnetonka, where Hwy 494&6 intersect. Google Maps: Type in "Brower Baseball Plymouth" Apple Maps takes you to the wrong side of the Jet-55 building - so type in "Luce Line Brewing." We are directly across the street! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - WHAT TO WEAR/BRING: Wear comfortable athletic clothing. Sneakers or turf shoes - no cleats please.