Practice Time Sports has launched a four-week baseball and softball clinic series, giving young athletes a chance to sharpen their skills as fall sports begin. The program started over the weekend and will continue every Saturday and Sunday through the end of September.
Designed for players ages 6 to 16, the clinics are capped at 15 participants per group to ensure focused instruction. Softball sessions are held Saturdays, with baseball sessions on Sundays. Each 90-minute clinic is split into two groups: ages 6–11 from 10:30 a.m. to noon and ages 12–16 from 12:30 to 2 p.m.
The opening weekend featured fielding drills, while upcoming sessions will cover hitting, catching, and pitching — the core fundamentals of the game.
Chris Harris, owner and operator of Practice Time Sports, said the clinics fill a gap in the youth sports calendar after most recreational and travel teams end by mid-summer. “Kids still want to play, but they don’t always have an outlet before winter,” Harris said. “These clinics are a way to extend the season, reflect on what they learned, and start working on areas they want to improve before next spring.”
Cost is $25 per session or $90 for all four weeks. Registration is available through the Practice Time Sports website under the “Book Now” tab in the Events section.
For more details or to sign up, visit www.PracticeTimeSports.com.
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