Erdle Field · Colorado Springs
Pick your player's age group to see what's coming. Every camp is run by the Air Force baseball staff on the varsity field.
Skill development and drill work with the Air Force baseball staff. Every session is developmental, D1 Air Force Baseball training tailored to its age group, so a 7-year-old and a high school junior each get work that fits where they are.
Registration opens soon.
A summer camp for younger players who want to sharpen the basics. Campers rotate through hitting, throwing, fielding and baserunning stations with the Air Force staff, then put it to work in games on Erdle Field.
Dates post this winter.
For high school players who want to be seen. Day one covers a defensive showcase, position instruction, hitting work and live games. Day two brings more game action plus a tour of the Academy's athletic and academic facilities. Past camps have also drawn coaches from other college programs in the region.
Dates post this winter.
Weeknight sessions built around one skill: hitting, pitching or defense. Past hitting clinics ran in the indoor facility and covered swing progressions, speed and strength work, and weighted-ball training.
Dates post this winter.
Not sure which one?
| Youth Camp | Prospect Camp | Clinic | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Younger players building fundamentals | High schoolers who want to be evaluated | One skill, one focused session |
| Ages | 8–13 | Grades 9–12 | 8–18 |
| Length | Multi-day | 2 days | 2-hour sessions |
| Includes | Skill stations and games | Showcase, live games, Academy tour | Focused small-group work |
Bring ID for every adult and allow about 30 minutes to get through the gate.
