The Hit Doctor Baseball Academy and Tri-State Arsenal is proud to announce its
affiliation with Hamilton Babe Ruth. Joe Barth Jr. and his Hit Doctor staff have set the
mark in player development throughout the Tri State area over the past 25 years. Joe
has coached and developed over 150 professional players throughout his career,
including his most recent player, rookie sensation Mike Trout.
The Hit Doctor will be offering private, group, and team training that will be held at the
Switlik Park indoor facility. As well as forming Tri State Arsenal teams that will be
limited to Hamilton Babe Ruth players only. These teams will be coached and trained
by our staff with the goal of preparing players for the summer all-star season.
Lesson Types: Pitching, Hitting, Catching, Fielding
Private 30 minute lesson: $45
Private 60 minute lesson: $90
Group Training (2-4 players): $110 an hour
*A percentage of all training will be given back to Hamilton Babe Ruth
Directly*
To schedule private training immediately, and learn more about the available
instructors, please email us at hitdoctorbaseball@gmail.com
To receive more information about teams including tryouts and pricing please contact
Hamilton Babe Ruth Player Agent Robert Bruschini at 609-658-0630 or
robertbruschini@optonline.net
Mercer County native Kevin Schneider has established himself as one of
the best young baseball coaches in the Tri State Area. He played his
college baseball at Division I Monmouth University, receiving many
accolades along the way. Since ending his career he has dedicated his life
to the development of youth baseball players of all ages and skill levels.
He has coached American Legion, High School, including his most recent
job as the Princeton Day School Pitching Coach, and elite youth travel
baseball.
To date his travel baseball team has compiled a 157-7 overal record, won
Cooperstown Dreams Park twice....and has been ranked as high as #6 in
the country by travelballselect.com. He is currently a finalist for the 12u
travel ball National Coach of the Year, and considering that he coached the
only Northeast team ranked in the top 25 in any age group it's easy to see
why. He prides himself on communication skills and teaching techniques
that will reach and connect with every type of player.
"Anyone can watch a video or make a kid do a drill they saw
somewhere. Every field or facility I go to you hear the same phrases and
techniques being shouted to students and players, and I'm not saying they
are wrong. I just believe that to truly develop a player it starts with his mind
and ability to understand what you are trying to accomplish together. I
think my biggest strength as a coach is my ability to communicate and
motivate players various ways. I learned a long time ago every player is
different and responds their own way.... I have to be able to adjust to them,
not the other way around. Have the right mindset, and it will directly impact
your physical results. It's what I love, it's what I'm good at."
-Kevin Schneider