3 Day The “Dirt Bro” Elite Infield Camp with Trent & Taber Mongero Hosted by UNCW Baseball

Name: 3 Day The “Dirt Bro” Elite Infield Camp with Trent & Taber Mongero Hosted by UNCW Baseball
Start: 2024-12-28T00:00:00-05:00
End: 2024-12-30T23:59:59-05:00

Seahawk Baseball Academy North Carolina

4958 Riegel Rd, Wilmington, NC 28403

UNCW Baseball Stadium - Brooks Field

December 28 - December 30

Registration closes Dec 27th.

Grades 6-12

10:00 am - 4:30 pm | Check in 9:40 am

If refund is requested a camp credit will be given to a future Seahawk Baseball Camp

*If you register for camp, please check your email the day before camp starts for important camp information. Be sure to check your spam folder in your email as well as we have had reports of emails going to spam and this is an issue we are trying to fix*

Camp Times
Day 1 – 10:00am-4:30pm with a one hour lunch break, lunch is not provided
Day 2 – 10:00am-4:30pm with a one hour lunch break, lunch is not provided
Day 3 – 8:00am-2:30pm with a one hour lunch break, lunch is not provided

The “Dirt Bro” Elite Infield Academy is nothing short of a comprehensive infield play experience. It is a camp, if you will, that actually delivers! A player’s two full days with veteran Infield coach, Trent Mongero and his son, who is a 4 year Division 1 – starting shortstop, will be filled with learning, implementing, and improving the key physical and mental tools that will allow a player to catapult their infield play to next level and beyond. This camp is for serious baseball players only and space is limited. This academy is NOT about hundreds of fungos. It is, however, about growth, development and positive change that can significantly transform in-game performance.

Important Notes:
During the Dirt Build Bro Infield Academy experience, parents are welcomed and encouraged to get up close and listen while instruction takes place. You are your son or daughter’s best coach, and we want you to have the tools to help them after the camp is complete.

Campers should bring molded cleats or turfs for work on the turf field. Metal spikes are not allowed on the turf area.

Level of instruction: This camp is 100% appropriate for rising college players on down to 6th grade…Yes, even graduated seniors will grow as a player, and that is a guarantee. What other camp experience guarantees that? They will now have the entire summer to prepare for the difficult challenges that linger before them as they aim to earn a starting infield position in the fall. Current HS and MS players will be privy to critical skills and drills that will help them on their journey to and through HS, and ultimately, one day reach their personal goals as a baseball player.

Players will be introduced to key skills and drills that will challenge eye-hand coordination, footwork coordination, hand speed, balance, and efficiency. All while developing the actions and tools that recruiters and professional scouts look for and desire. Everything will be taught and implemented to the highest level. This is referred to as the “game speed, game challenge” principle

A few of many camp topics include:

Many key infield drills that will transform a player’s game.
Throwing mechanics used by top college infielders and professional players that allow for short, repeatable, consistent throws and often improved velocity.
Detailed Infield “catch play routine” that will transform an infielder’s throwing ability and accuracy, over time.
Ways to significantly increase a player’s range (ability to cover ground and make more plays).
Campers will learn and implement critical pre-game and pre-practice “routines.”
Players will also learn how to assess their strengths and weaknesses in order to develop a personal weekly/monthly/yearly training calendar to strategically reduce weaknesses.
What physical tools must be developed, and to what standard, to play infield in college..including the D1, power 5, level.
What qualities of a player’s “mental make-up” allow him to become a champion on and off the field.
Introduce “mental tools” that allow players to “manage pressure,” anxiety, doubts, and worries… while trying out or playing games, even the biggest game moments of a season or tournament.
Infield IQ and situational awareness that make a player more desirable and help them earn the trust of coaches. Which in return, creates more playing time opportunities.
Character and integrity training. Share what college coaches and pro scouts desire in a prospect and don’t want in a player.
Softball players are welcome to attend. Often, but not always, they attend in pairs, so they have a partner to work with throwing a softball.

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Event Type: Camps & Clinics

Rules & Policies

Release and Medical Authorization

The release and treatment authorization MUST be signed by a parent or guardian if student is under 18 years old. Students who are 18 years old or will become 18 years old before the end of the program must also sign. In order for students to participate in camp activities we must have this form. Otherwise parent or guardian must be contacted and signature acquired prior to participation. No exceptions will be made.

Release of Liability and Medical/Surgical Authorization

In consideration of being permitted to participate in the Seahawk Baseball Academy LLC at UNCW, I understand, for ourselves, our heirs, executors, and administrators, hereby assume the risks of personal injury that may result from program activities. I am knowledgeable about the sport, have previously participated in the sport, and am aware of the potential for injury while participating. As a participant and/or as a parent or guardian, I hereby do release Seahawk Baseball Academy LLC, The University of North Carolina Wilmington, Coach Randy Hood, and any of their officers, agents, and employees, from all liability for personal injury or property damage which may be sustained or occur during participation in camp activities, or while at campus.

I give permission to any doctor, hospital, or other medical agency to release confidentially to the treating physician(s) for my child an information they may have concerning his/her medical condition and their professional contact with him/her. I hereby grant my permission for such diagnostic, therapeutic, and operative procedures as may be deemed necessary for my child. (Where practical, you will be notified by telephone before any procedures are done.) A photocopy of this permission is to be considered as valid as the original. I further understand that treatment for any medical problems my child may suffer is my responsibility and will be paid by me and/or covered by my insurance.

I understand that Seahawk Baseball Academy LLC offers an excess insurance for injuries sustained as a result of camp participation. I understand that coverage is limited to the benefits and exclusions of the insurance plan and that all claims must be first filled with my primary insurance plan in order to be eligible for this excess coverage. I authorize my insurance company to pay benefits to the health care providers that Seahawk Baseball Academy LLC employees send my son/daughter to for evaluation and treatment. I authorize the disclosure of medical information to my insurance company and to Seahawk Baseball Academy LLC excess carrier for the purpose of a claim.

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