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Camp Pre-Game @ TBC
The Baseball Center is proud to continue our early AM summer program, Camp Pre-Game, designed for children who just can’t wait to start playing baseball – and for parents who need to get to work early!
Available Mondays–Fridays for children ages 4–12yrs. old.
Doors open @ 8:05am, with Instructional Drills and Activities from 8:15am–9:00am.
Daily and Weekly options available.
Doors open @ 8:05am, with Instructional Drills and Activities from 8:15am–9:00am.
Daily and Weekly options available.
- PREGAME BASEBALL Is a full service Baseball Organization, Providing Quality Baseball Events throughout Southern California. We offer Tournaments year round and Focus on excellent fields with great locations and some of the best quality competition around. What we also offer are League Play Spring League 14u - 8u Summer League Sanctioned Palomino 19 - 15u Colt League 16 - 14u Fall.
- Watch the Baseball Stretches video. Click on the play button below if you prefer to follow along to a 10 minute video of the best stretches for baseball. These baseball stretches are best done after your baseball training, as part of your cool down.
- Avoid hitting grounders and line drives too hard. Baseball games of 7 or 9 innings demands a great deal of energy from every player, the catcher even more so. Pregame warm up routines are meant to be light, and just enough to get players focused and ready for the real thing. Most important, coaches want to avoid player injuries during pregame.
- Pre-game Infield/Outfield. Skip navigation Sign in. This video is unavailable. Watch Queue Queue. TCU Baseball Pre-game Jesse Cienega.
Mar 21, 2016 Coach Baseball Right's founder Steve Nicollerat created this pre-game warmup over the last 40 years. A history of modern psychology. It involves precise fielding, throwing, and hitting. This is what is capable for teams! Sep 24, 2015 Baseball pre-game warm-up periods are even more dangerous than games because of the increased number of balls and activities and the increased number of people: players, coaches, umpires, parent groundskeepers, siblings, parents, and grandparents who may be in the line of fire.
June 17 – August 30, 2019 | ||||||
Camp Pre-Game | AGES: 4–12 | The Baseball Center | Monday – Friday 8:05 am – 9:00 am | $25 DAILY $100 WEEKLY | AVAILABILITY: OPEN |
Last year, former Chicago Cubs pitcher, Steven Ellis, published an article titled, 'Baseball Pitchers Pregame Meal.' Although the article specifically addresses what pitchers should eat before a game, there is no reason at all that his suggestions need to be confined to pitchers only; there isn't a single player on the team that couldn't benefit from the advice!
Steven points out that there are three components that are essential in a successful training program - workouts, food and rest. Actually, he adds a fourth absolutely essential component later in the article - water. He states that athletes need to consume at least two cups of water every 30 minutes that they are working out and points out that the Cubs organization encouraged pitchers, in particular, to drink up to 2 gallons of water per day during intense workouts.
The main point of Steven's article is that eating something special just prior to competing will not enhance your performance - it is an old concept that should be done away with. What you eat every day during training has a far greater impact on your game time performance. Or, as he puts it, 'a pre-game meal cannot make a superhuman out of a mere mortal.'
In fact, eating something special before a game can have very detrimental effects, says Steven. Eating something that is not part of your normal routine can lead to an upset stomach and/or rob the body of the nutrients it has become accustomed to during workouts. If you are a 'meat and potatoes' kind of guy during the week, you should be that same guy before a game. Switching to a pasta meal to 'load up on carbs' could have detrimental effects.
Pregame Baseball Tournament
Baseball Pregame Infield Routine
'The pre-game meal is not an experiment,' says Steven, 'it should be like your ball glove — familiar and comfortable.' He provides a pre-game meal bullet point list:
- Eat the foods that you like and that you eat all the time.
- Include plenty of water along with carbohydrates and protein in your pregame meal.
- Avoid simple sugars found in candy bars or soda and definitely avoid carbonated beverages.
Steven also recommends drinking a cup of coffee with no sugar just prior to game time if you need 'a perk,' although, later in the article he contradicts himself, saying that you should NOT to drink caffeinated beverages because they are diuretics that sap the body of much needed hydration. I'd say it's best NOT to drink caffeine prior to or during a game. The best 'perk' is a good night's sleep!
Pregame Baseball Songs
Steven recommends logging what you eat prior to games and noting how you felt during those games to see if there is one meal in particular that seems to have a positive or negative effect on your performance. Seems like a pretty good idea to me!
Pre Game Baseball Routine
Pitching Machine Stop Quote of the Day:'Take care of your body. It's the only place you have to live.' - Jim Rohn