Fundamentals U youth baseball camp run by Catchers U at its indoor facility in Warrenton. The camp is a 4-day session, 9:00am to 2:00pm each day, covering the core skills of hitting, fielding and throwing along with instruction on game situations. It is open to boys and girls ages 6 to 12 and capped at 20 players per session; campers bring their own lunch, bat, glove and helmet. The rest of the operator's summer offering is 4-week evening small-group catching and hitting programs rather than camp weeks.
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★★★★★larry chalmersCatchers U helped turn my son into the player he is today. Jack and his staff shape kids mentality and physically into top notch players. He’s the best in the business hands down.
★★★★★Jenny PeoplesWell worth the trip to Warrenton. You won't find better catching instruction for both baseball and softball. Small groups lead to lots of reps. And players learn the physical and mental skills to thrive behind the plate.
★★★★★Carlos MendozaGreat experience. Coaches are detail oriented and focus on the player’s mechanics to improve their individual skillset. Camps focus on standardized drills that instill catcher’s IQ in game and in life. By far the best camps my daughter has attended and leveraged to improve her catching, receiving, blocking, throwing, and framing. Best catching mechanics and break downs I have ever seen.
★★★★★Ben HartleyI worked through Tyler to setup a small group session for a few boys who played together this past season. They are all just starting to play kid pitch baseball so catching is becoming an important part of the game. The structure and drills he ran them through were well-organized and effective. The kids had fun and got better. Definitely recommend Tyler and the facility to other parents!
★★★★★Crystal Naomi CrosbyOur son (11) has only been playing baseball for a couple of years but loves playing catcher ... we slowly discovered what, perhaps, everyone else already knew ... catchers often get the short end of the stick when it comes to development, but the brunt of responsibility. So we have sought any opportunity to support catching development for him. I had seen CatchersU posts on Instagram for a while before we dug in and decided to make the drive down to Warrenton. Jack and his team has done something really wonderful here and in the last couple of months we have seen amazing growth in our son's skills and maturity in understanding his role. His primary coach, Jake, has a great way of connecting with Hunter, engaging him, and encouraging him to truly think as a catcher. Now I have a great appreciation for the drive down there... worth every mile!