
Prime All American Baseball
Prime All American Baseball · Private
Prime All American Baseball is a youth baseball training and travel-team program serving the Westlake Village and greater Los Angeles area for players ages 7-17. Its indoor Westlake Village facility, 'The Hitting Zone,' has automated batting cages and pitching lanes, and the program offers camps and clinics open to players of all levels alongside its competitive teams.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Prime All American Baseball directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GooglePrime All American Baseball – Westlake Village, CA Prime All American Baseball is truly in a league of its own. From the moment you join, you can feel the difference — this is not just another youth baseball organization. It’s a program built on integrity, elite instruction, and a genuine passion for helping kids reach their full potential. The coaching staff is nothing short of exceptional led by Blake and Jesse. They bring an incredible mix of professional experience, teaching ability, and personal investment in every player. Each coach takes time to truly understand the kids — not just as athletes, but as people — and it shows in how they communicate, motivate, and teach the game. What really stands out is how Prime develops players at every age and skill level. From the younger divisions learning the fundamentals, to older players refining advanced mechanics and strategy, the growth is remarkable. Kids are taught not only how to swing or throw, but why — understanding situations, pitch counts, defensive positioning, base running, and decision-making. Their baseball IQ skyrockets in this program. Beyond the field, Prime’s coaches emphasize character, discipline, and teamwork. Players learn how to handle success and adversity the right way, how to support their teammates, and how to carry themselves with confidence and humility. Parents can see the transformation — kids gain leadership skills, resilience, and a strong sense of accountability that extends far beyond baseball. The culture Prime has built is one of respect, consistency, and genuine care. Practices are organized and high-energy, the communication with families is excellent, and every event feels like part of a bigger purpose — preparing kids not only to play the game at a high level, but to love it. If you’re looking for a baseball program that builds skilled players and outstanding young people, Prime All American Baseball in Westlake Village is simply the gold standard. ⚾️👏
Prime All American has significantly transformed my boys, enhancing not only their skill sets but also fostering a deep love for the game. The coaches are demanding, but their toughness comes from a genuine desire to see each player succeed. They care deeply and have high expectations for every player. Achieving success requires hard work and relentless dedication. The coaches provide an excellent roadmap to success, but it is up to the players to put in the effort and apply what they learn. If your child is willing to listen, implement the coaching, and work hard, they will reach the next level of success. Coach Blake and Coach Jake excel in developing young athletes; their strictness is a reflection of their heartfelt commitment to the kids. Sincere thanks to Coach Blake, Coach Jake, and the entire coaching staff. #berelentless
My son currently plays on Prime All American Baseball and we are thinking about leaving Prime because it isn't a good program. If you want to chase rings with zero player development and disparaging coaching, Prime is the place. But, better make sure you are prepared to succumb to the Prime business model of paid private lessons, disparaging coaching and a short term vision. For starters, the coaching is verbally abusive in a really extreme way. I am not referring to demanding coaches that push kids with their long term benefit in mind. I am referring to very bad attitudes that create a bad environment for the players. The other issue with prime that is also very evident amongst the parents is a huge conflict of interest. The issue is that the owner/coach (Blake) and the coaches offer private lessons to the players. But, if you don’t pay up and get private lessons with them, your kid maybe won’t start or play key positions or play as much as the players paying for lessons. Some additional information is that three coaches recently left (Sep 2021) at the same time because of some falling out with the owner. Their best team also left at the same time. This was also their most successful team by far. It was their 12u team at the time. All gone. It is really hard to write this review because it makes me wonder why we are still putting up with Prime. I think it’s mostly because my son has friends on the team that he likes and some of the parents are our best friends. I hope this helps anyone that wants to know the truth about this organization.
Our family can't say enough amazing things about Prime and what they have done for our son. The family atmosphere is awesome, but it is also very competitive, which is what we were looking for. We love all of the coaches so much!
Prime team has been our second family. Coach Blake and all the coaches does a great job not only coaching the kids about baseball but also about team work, perseverance and family. Everyone gets along and helps each other out; both parents and kids. We are so happy to be part of this family.





