WANT TO HELP YOUR PLAYER STAND OUT WHEN IT MATTERS MOST?

🔥 Preparing for tryouts?
🔥 Looking to earn more playing time?
🔥 Competing for a starting position?

Strike Zone’s Advanced Camps provide the quality reps, advanced instruction, and game-ready preparation serious players need to gain an edge before the next season begins.

Players are grouped with others of similar age and ability to ensure the best training experience possible.

Led by college coaches and collegiate baseball players, these 2-day camps are designed for motivated players who want to take their game to the next level.

CAMPS START JUNE 29!

Camp Details

WHEN: 2-Day Training Experience

TIME: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM

WHO: Select Players Ages 10-16

WHERE: Strike Zone in Rockbrook Village

YOUR PLAYER WILL:
✅ Improve offensive and defensive skills
✅ Develop stronger hitting and throwing mechanics
✅ Build baseball IQ and game awareness
✅ Gain confidence before tryouts
✅ Earn an edge when competing for playing time and starting positions

2-DAY ADVANCED CAMPS

MONDAY & TUESDAY:
9 AM – 2 PM

JUNE 29-30
JULY 6-7
JULY 9-10

SANDLOT GAMES

• Lunch Included
• Wiffle Ball & Competitions
• Additional Reps & Skill Challenges
• Build Relationships With College Players
• Ask Questions About Playing At The Next Level

CAMP STARTS JUNE 29
STEP 1: Reserve Your Player’s Spot

Spots are limited for our Advanced Summer Camps.

Parent Name(Required)

COLLEGE-LEVEL INSTRUCTION

Train with college coaches and collegiate baseball players who understand what it takes to compete at the next level.

GET QUALITY REPS

Advanced drills, position-specific training, and competition-based instruction designed to help players improve faster and gain important skills.

COMPETITIVE EDGE

Prepare for tryouts, compete for playing time, and build the confidence needed to stand out when opportunities arise.

Trusted by Omaha baseball families for over 30 years.

The Strike Zone

2900 South 110th Street, Omaha, Nebraska 68144
(402) 398-1238

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“This is the place to bring your kid if you want them to excel at baseball!”
– Louie Stites