"To teach young players how to enjoy baseball & softball by giving them a high level of instruction in a manner that is fun and enjoyable."
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NEW! Ultimate Sports Training
ULTIMATE SPORTS TRAINING "DON'T JUST BE A PLAYER, BE AN ATHLETE."
Improve your game with speed & agility programs designed to maximize your athletic potential. Our POWER AND ACCELERATION FITNESS TRAINING is guaranteed to improve coordination, technique, flexibility, and strength.
HOW BAD DO YOU WANT IT ?
Summer 2008 Class Sessions: Tuesdays & Fridays Starting: July 8th Ending: Aug 1st Time: 9:00-10:30 am Cost: $275.00 Private Training: $30 per Hour Team Training Available!
The Hit Doctor staff teaches young players the FUNdamentals of baseball and softball by providing them with a high level of instruction in a manner that is fun and enjoyable. With high energy, a positive attitutde and a passion for the game. The Hit Doctor staff is responsive to our clients needs and committed to helping each player achieve their objective and goals.
Our coaches have had college and/or professioinal experience and, more importantly, they have been intensely trained in state-of-the-art major league baseball techniques.
There
are Two Hit Doctors Baseball Academies to Server You!!!
Washington Twp. Location
Phone: 856-218-2322
Fax: 856-218-7447
"The staff at the Hit Doctor in Washington Township really helped me with all aspects of the game."
- Billy Rice, University of Maryland More Testimonials
The Hit Doctor staff teaches young players the FUNdamentals of baseball and softball by providing them with a high level of instruction in a manner that is fun and enjoyable. With high energy, a positive attitutde and a passion for the game. The Hit Doctor staff is responsive to our clients needs and committed to helping each player achieve their objective and goals. 