101Baseball Training

Shoutout to Sandy Springs Youth Sports 11u Storm on a sweet summer season. Two gold bracket championships and well earned runner-up. Next stop 12u season.

Way to go 10u Storm. They worked hard and got the W’s. Well done boys.

Baseball season at coming soon. ⚾️🥶

You know fall baseball is in full swing when Sandy Springs Youth Sports youngest ball players are back on the field. With instruction from local high school players and current SSYS players more the 50 athletes ages 4-6yo had a blast on the field today.

The ‘23 summer season for the Sandy Springs Youth Sports 11u Storm was fantastic. They played several tournaments with only nine players due to injuries. They played in some tough tournaments including the final weekend in the 12u division. They worked hard, learned to deal with adversity and most importantly had fun as 11yr olds should do. (2nd photo was photoshopped as an actual storm interfered with the photo op)

Friday night lights for the Sandy Springs Youth Sports 9u teams. First season of kid pitch is always a blast.

Perfect fall weather for Sandy Springs Youth Sports rookie clinics. The park’s youngest players getting in some fielding reps and a fast paced scrimmage.

A busy evening Sandy Springs Youth Sports as fall baseball kicked off. Over 200 players participated in the first clinic. A big shout out to our local high school players for helping with instruction. North Springs , Riverwood and Wesleyan were represented. Looking forward to a great fall season.

Pitchers can improve by just throwing

Tom House and Alan Jaeger on the Different Ways to Incorporate Long Toss into Your Throwing Routine Kids today pitch too much and throw too little. The solution? Long toss.

Every pitch counts

Pitch Counts: The Simplest Way to Decrease a Young Pitcher’s Risk of Injury There are three things that contribute to keeping a pitcher’s arm healthy: Workload, biomechanical efficiency, and functional strength. Of those three things, the one parents, coaches and athletes can all easily do is count pitches.