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Washington State University 2-Day Hitting Camp
The Washington State University Cougar Baseball Academy and Inside Pitch are organizing a 2 day hitting camp December 29 & 30. Participants will receive one on one instructional hitting technique from current WSU coaching staff, players, and former players that are now playing professional baseball. The price per player is $150.00. There are only 25 spots available per day so hurry and sign up for your spot today.
Ages: Group #1 10-14
Group #2 15-18
Time: Group #1 9:30 - 12:00
Group #2 12:30 - 3:00
Where: Inside Pitch
1750 Moore Street
Bellingham WA 98229
Contact: Brandon Hundt
360-647-1600
insidepitchbellingham@gmail.com
Cost: $ 150.00
Payment: Inside Pitch
Register: CLINIC REGISTRATION FORM
Gold Medal Hitting
A comprehensive approach to hitting that allows players to form a consistent, repeatable swing, resulting in better contact at the plate, more power, and a higher batting average.
Cost (Includes Wood Bat): Member - $795 Non-member - $850
Gold Medal Pitching
Silver Medal Hitting
The Silver Medal Hitting Clinic is as intermediate level hitting class aimed at improving on all aspects of the swing – both physical and mental, through establishing an effective approach at the plate.
Cost: Member: $215 Non Member: $250
Silver Medal Pitching
The Silver Medal Pitching Clinic is an intermediate pitching class focused on the fundamental mechanics associated with pitching.
Cost: Member: $215 Non Member: $250
Bronze Medal Classes
These 4 week classes at Inside Pitch focus on the FUNdamentals of baseball. Coaches implement drills and exercises that are both fun and instructional, providing players with an energetic and educational learning environment.
2012 BBCOR Bats In Stock
Come by and check out the new 2012 BBCOR bats in stock!
Portable Pitching Mounds
Light weight mounds that are regulation size that can be used for games or for practice mounds inside or outside. Call for more details. Click Here to download Mound Brochure.
Inside Pitch is Bellingham's premiere indoor Baseball and Softball training center. Our 13,000 SQ. FT. building is the only one around that is equipped with:
5 Turf Hitting and Pitching tunnels
4 token operated cages
Full member training room
Fitness Room
Large and Fully stocked Pro Shop
From The North:
1. Take I-5 South
2. Take the Ohio St. exit(Exit 254) toward State St.
3. Turn left onto James St.
4. Turn left onto Meador Ave.
5. Stay straighto onto Lincoln St.
6. Turn left onto Moore St.
From The South:
1. Take I-5 North
2. Take Lakeway Dr. exit(Exit 253) toward Lakeway Dr.
3. At stop sign go straight onto Potter St.
4. Turn left onto Lincoln St.
5. Turn right onto Fraser St,
6. Turn left onto Moore St.We are across from Frank Geri Field #3 in Haskell Business Center
Community Spotlight:
Local coaches keep baseball, softball dreams alive for area youth.
Written by: MICHELLE NOLAN - THE BELLINGHAM HERALD
It can be tough to hit an inside pitch, but it's not difficult to find opportunities for Whatcom County hitters or pitchers to practice, regardless of the conditions outside, at Inside Pitch.
That's now the name of the comprehensive indoor baseball and softball facility located at 1750 Moore St. in Bellingham, not far from Geri Fields, and originally known as Extra Innings until new owners took over in July.
Matt Tagman, who served founding owners Bruce and Lisa Tipton as general manager since the facility opened early in 2006, and Brandon Hundt, who was hired fulltime in 2007, feel they have achieved their goal of a "seamless transition."
Ferndale's Schroeder signs to play for WSU
Written By: DAVID RASBACH - The Bellingham Herald
BELLINGHAM - Ever since it opened its doors as Extra Innings in 2006, the Inside Pitch Baseball and Softball Training Facility in Bellingham has done its best to develop young players - in spite of the rainy conditions in Northwest Washington - to move on to the next level.
The Inside Pitch instructors have certainly made an impact the past couple of years, as a number of Whatcom County players have moved on to play baseball at small colleges and junior colleges throughout the region. But until Wednesday, Nov. 9, the facility was not able to boast having developed a Division I player.
That changed on Wednesday, when Ferndale High School senior Jake Schroeder signed his national letter of intent to pitch for Washington State University. Schroeder signed on the first day of the early signing period, which lasts until mid-November.
"They (Inside Pitch) had a lot to do with me getting to this point," said Schroeder before a signing ceremony at Inside Pitch.
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