GREATER
TWIN CITIES
BASEBALL SCHOOL
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INSTRUCTIONAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL
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"Shaping young lives
through the game of Baseball"
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Spring
Training 2009 |
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MISSION
AND VISION
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| The Greater Twin Cities Baseball School's purpose is to offer year-round opportunities for area youth to grow and develop through the game of baseball. I am commited to shaping young lives through the game of baseball by combining excellent instruction within a well planned camp atmosphere that is fun and meets players at their various ability levels. Emphasis will be placed not only on the physical aspects of the game but also on the development of character, attitude and sportsmanship. I have intentionally put together a staff of instructors who have strong character qualities as well as teaching backgrounds to compliment my 20+ years experience within the teaching and coaching profession. ~ Greg Indlecoffer |
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INSTRUCTIONAL
AND DEVELOPMENTAL
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| The Schools' goal is to provide students with personal instruction on the basics and the fundamentals of throwing, pitching, catching, fielding, running, hitting, and the mental and emotional aspects of the game. The School will concentrate on small group instruction with appropriate ages and abilities. An 8:1 student/instructor ratio provides outstanding opportunities for quality instruction and learning. |
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ABOUT
THE AGE GROUPS
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| The schools are open to students in grades K-12. Instructional groups will be formed according to age. |
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ABOUT
THE FACILITIES
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The Bethel University Sports Center serves as the indoor home of the Greater Twin Cities Baseball Schools. It is one of the top indoor baseball facilities in the greater Twin Cities area & is located adjacent to Hargis Park, home of the Bethel University Royals. |
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WHAT
TO BRING
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Students should come in baseball attire along with their own baseball cap, glove, and any other protective equipment necessary. Personal batting helmet and bat are encouraged but not mandatory. Turf or tennis shoes are required for our indoor facility, please no rubber cleats. Also, be sure to label all personal items for identification... Thank you! Snacks will be available for purchase or campers can bring their own. All attendees will receive a GTCBS camp T-shirt. |
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ABOUT
THE SCHEDULES
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GET READY FOR TRYOUTS!
SPRING TRAINING I - $198 |
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Sun—Feb 8
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3 to 6 p.m.
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Sun—Feb 15
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3 to 6 p.m.
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Sun—Feb 22
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3 to 6 p.m.
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Sun—Mar 1
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3 to 6 p.m.
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GET READY FOR GAMES!
SPRING TRAINING II - $198 |
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Sun—March 29
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3 to 6 p.m.
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Sun—Apr 5
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3 to 6 p.m.
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Sun—Apr 19
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3 to 6 p.m.
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Sun—Apr 26
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3 to 6 p.m.
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Sun—May 3
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Cancelation Make-up
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Sun—May 10
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Cancelation Make-up
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IMPORTANT NOTE: Spring Training II has added two make-up dates as a result of a new university policy which permits make-up games to be played on Sundays. If a conflict occurs between camp date and a Bethel University baseball games, an email notification would be sent out.
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ABOUT THE
TUITION
One School: $198 ($99 x 2 payments) Both Schools: $345 ($115 x 3 payments) Build Your Own Schedule: $60 per session (3 or less) Flex Scheduling: (any 4 sessions for $198) |
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FRIENDS
AND FAMILY DISCOUNT
For 2 or more registrations mailed together. A special rate of $178 per player. ($89 x 2 payments) |
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PREVIOUS
ATTENDER DISCOUNT
A special rate of $178 per player. ($89 x 2 payments) |
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EARLY BIRD
DISCOUNT |
| Please enclose first half of payment with registration. Second payment is due on the first day of school. Third payment is due on first day of 2nd school. Full one-time payments are appreciated. |
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YEAR-ROUND PRIVATE LESSONS AVAILABLE
Greg offers individual instruction in hitting, catching and fielding by appointment at $65 per hour. To schedule call Greg at 651-638-6143. |
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GREG
INDLECOFFER—DIRECTOR
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Greg is in his 17th year of coaching college baseball and 7th as head baseball coach at Bethel University. Greg returns to Bethel after a 14 year career as a teacher and athletic director. Ten of those fourteen years were spent as a top assistant coach for the BU Royals. As a player for the Royals, he established himself as a top NCAA Division III catcher, earning All-MIAC honors two times and receiving tryouts from the St. Louis Cardinals, New York Mets, and Minnesota Twins professional organizations. He also played overseas with the Athletes in Action baseball teams in '86 & '87 in Europe, Central America and the California J-Hawk league. Greg holds a masters degree in education and has a true passion for being a teacher of the game. Greg resides in Vadnais Heights with his wife Traci and three children Hannah, Tessah and Ross. |
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ABOUT
THE STAFF
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| The GTCBS instructional staff will include the current Bethel University baseball coaching staff and players. Additional area high school coaches may assist as needed. |
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DIRECTIONS
TO BETHEL UNIVERSITY
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2009
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
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Click on the link below to view a printable registration
form.
Spring Training 2009 Registration Form |
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LINKS
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E-MAIL
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