Breaking News

  • John Pinkman MomsTeam.com Baseball Expert
  • Mike Epstein Hitting Clinic
  • Winter Registration Begin
  • ....................And more news about current players performing at an extraordinary level

 


John Pinkman Becomes MomsTeam.com Baseball Expert 

"Baseball educator, coach, writer, and speaker John Pinkman brings an outstanding resume to the position of MomsTeam's baseball expert.  Coach Pinkman is a nationally recognized baseball educator with over 25 years experience,  devoting the last 15 years to professional pitching instruction.  Collegiate Baseball Magazine describes him as "one of the top pitching coaches in the country".  He is a national columnist, lecturer, and clinician and currently writes and speaks on pitching, the teaching technologies of professional baseball instruction and baseball school operation"..............................Click Here to read more


Mike Epstein Hitting Clinic in Springfield, Virginia

When: November 7, 8, & 9

Where: Springfield Academy

Cost: $375 per player (group discounts offered)

Click Here for Registration Information


 

Winter Camps Open For Registration

Beginning on October 1st our Winter camp schedule will open for registration.

Click Here to View our Winter Program Schedule

Camps to be offered (Dec - Feb):

  • 10 Week High School Winter Workout Pitching Camp
  • Catching Camp (7 weeks)
  • Power Hitting Camps (7 weeks)
  • Basic Pitching Camps 12U (5 weeks)
  • "High School Players Guide to College Baseball" Marketing class (6 weeks)
  • Athletic Leadership Course

 



Cape Cod Coca-Cola Pitcher of the Week

Each week, Cape Cod Coca Cola singles out one player and pitcher from the Cape Cod Baseball League who has performed above and beyond the call of duty. While there are certainly many players who perform well each week in the Cape League, the Coca Cola award recognizes an individual player and pitcher whose feats on the playing field in some way stand above all others. Selections are made by PA SportsTicker, provider of official statistics for the CCBL.

Week #9 – August 10 – Kevin Landry, Kevin has been a student of ours since 2000


Pinkman Baseball on YouTube.com

CLICK HERE to see before and after video clips of students on YouTube.com!!!  We will be updating our YouTube channel with video clips to give you a taste of what's new.  As most of you know, at the Pinkman Baseball Academy's we pride ourselves on results, and there is no better way to see those results than video and on-field performance.



Sports Vision with guests Dr. Barry Dr SeilerSeiler & Dr. Keith Smithson

Ask any player who they compete against in baseball. You will always receive the following answers: the other team, yourself, the pitcher, etc. In baseball we compete against the BALL. Everything we do in the game whether offense or defense mandates both an explosive "and accurate" move to where the BALL will be in the FUTURE. If you are thinking about the pitcher or hitter as the ball flys you are emotionally and competitively in the Past!

How do we respond when a batter is hitting .350+? "He's really seeing it!" Or when a batter is hitting poorly? "He's just
not
seeing it! So go take some more BP!" Maybe it's not his swing.

Join host
John Pinkman and two of the nation's leading Sport Vision Specialists, Dr. Barry Seiler, Chicago,and Dr. Keith Smithson, Virginia, for a conversation in this amazing topic so few incorporate into their training programs --- let alone understand.

 

  We'll Answer These Questions and More!    

When did baseball come to value Sports Vision                         How does Sports Vision differ from Acuity, 20/20
How do eye muscles affect neuromuscular control
How do you assess it on the field and in the Dr.'s office
How can I find help....Can it be corrected
Will it help in school  
Does it effect players other than batters
Breaking New Lab Research from Texas A&M
 



Call in # is 1-866-472-5788

We welcome questions & comments


Pinkman Pitchers: Major League Dreams Come True

The Pinkman Family wants to congratulate two players who were drafted by Major League Baseball in June. Evan Frederickson (Oakton HS) and Paul Clemens (Robinson HS) have been a part of the Pinkman Academy since middle school.

Evan Frederickson was the 32nd pick overall chosen by the Milwaukee Brewers in the Supplemental 1st Round

Paul Clemens was the 220th pick overall chosen by the Atlanta Braves in the 7th Round




  • How Much is Too Much For Young Arms?

CLICK HERE for an article published in USA Today regarding excessive pitch counts.