Finding ways to keep children active during summer break can be a challenge for many families, but Practice Time Sports is giving parents another option with weekly camps that blend baseball, softball and sports-themed activities in a fun, structured environment.
Registration remains open for the Canandaigua facility’s summer camp sessions, which run weekly through August. Families can choose morning-only, afternoon-only or full-day options, providing flexibility throughout the summer while giving children an opportunity to stay engaged between school years.
Led by longtime instructor and Practice Time Sports owner Chris Harris, the Canandaigua facility has become one of the Finger Lakes’ premier destinations for year-round baseball and softball instruction. The summer camp program builds on that foundation by emphasizing skill development, teamwork and an enjoyable experience for every participant.
Each day includes instruction in baseball and softball fundamentals alongside recreational games and activities designed to keep campers moving. The format encourages children to stay physically active while developing communication skills, confidence and friendships with fellow campers.
The camps are designed to welcome athletes of all experience levels. Whether a child is preparing for an upcoming season or simply looking for an active way to spend the summer, instructors tailor activities to help participants improve while having fun.
Enrollment is limited each week to provide a quality experience and allow instructors to spend more time working with individual campers. Openings remain available for sessions beginning in late June and continuing throughout July and August, although spots are expected to fill as summer progresses.
Practice Time Sports operates from its indoor training facility at 76 West Ave. in Canandaigua and offers year-round instruction, memberships, camps and clinics for baseball and softball players across the Finger Lakes.
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