Baseball Camp Summer 2013 w Frozen Ropes

For Garden City Community Park
For Hope Field Camp
Lunch- In the University Center at Adelphi University.
Games and Competitions will be played in the afternoons. All
parents and friends are welcome to attend. Our games will be
closely watched and instructors will make sure that particular
situations will be explained properly.
New Bus Service from Syosset location - First come first serve
limited spots in the vans. Additional $75 per week.
Extra Work and Special Instructions will be done in the last half
hour of camp. As our instructors review each student may need
more work in a particular area. We will try to give them more
work to overcome these deficiencies.
3PM Dismissal- No Child will be permitted to leave without a
parent or a permission note from the parents that their child can go
home on their own. You can also make arrangements with another
parent to pick up your child, however we need to know ahead of
time. If by chance you are detained, you can reach me on my cell
phone at the field 917-686-1124. I appreciate your cooperation in
this matter.
Awards Ceremony- Fridays at all camps, 2:30 - 3:30. All parents,
family and friends are welcome to attend. All students will receive
a participation award. We will also have some special awards.
Inclement Weather- In case of rain we will be going to Frozen
Ropes in Garden City. All campers will be dismissed at
Community Park at 3:00 PM.
Insurance- Your child will be covered under the One on One
Camp Insurance Policy. If you are not familiar with the terms,
here is how it works:
If your child is injured and you have your own Health Insurance,
you must use your own insurance claim. After they are treated
whatever your insurance does not cover, we will submit to our
insurance and the claim will be reviewed and paid. If you do not
have insurance then we act as your primary coverage and your
claim will be submitted and reviewed for payment. Any questions
please call.
Equipment- Gloves, Bats, Cleats, Hats etc. Whatever you usually
take to a baseball game you will be playing in. Batting gloves and
sliding pads are suggested. I also strongly suggest that you have
cleats. Sneakers will make you slip and slide. Do Not wear jeans
or shorts. Baseball uniform pants are suggested. Do Not wear
hockey, basketball or soccer jerseys. This is a baseball camp. You
will be provided with a camp T-Shirt. You will be required to wear
them on Tuesday and Friday during the week of camp. Water will
be provided at the camp.
* Athletic supporters & cup are mandatory.
Directions- From NYC - Take Grand Central Pkwy to Exit 26S
New Hyde Pk Rd South. Make a right turn. Go to Marcus Ave &
make left. Follow Marcus Ave to sign Nassau Blvd & bear right.
Take that straight over RR tracks & proceed straight to Cambridge
Ave. Make left turn & go approx. ½ mile past entrance for Adelphi
U. Follow signs to Community Park field.
From Eastern LI- Take GCP West and get off at New Hyde Park
Rd. exit and make left at first light. Go to Marcus Ave., make left
and follow instructions above to Community Park Field.
Lunch- You are required to bring your own lunch, drink and snack.
We will be eating lunch in Our Lady of Hope School and you can
give your child money for pizza and snacks daily.
Games and Competitions will be played in the afternoons. All
parents and friends are welcome to attend. Our games will be
closely watched and instructors will make sure that particular
situations will be explained properly.
Extra Work and Special Instructions will be done in the last half
hour of camp. As our instructors review each student may need
more work in a particular area. We will try to give them more work
to overcome these deficiencies.
3PM Dismissal- No Child will be permitted to leave without a
parent or a permission note from the parents that their child can go
home on their own. You can also make arrangements with another
parent to pick up your child, however we need to know ahead of
time. If by chance you are detained, you can reach me on my cell
phone at the field 917-686-1124. I appreciate your cooperation in
this matter.
Awards Ceremony- Friday at each camp, 2:30 - 3:30. All parents,
family and friends are welcome to attend. All students will receive
a participation award. We will also have some special awards.
Inclement Weather- In case of inclement weather, we will be using
“The Cage” indoor facility as well as Our Lady of Hope classrooms.
All pick-ups will be at Hope Field at 3:00 PM. We will provide
transportation.
Fields- All players will play afternoon games at Hope Field and
Juniper Valley Park.
Insurance- If your child is injured and you have your own Health
Insurance, you must use your own insurance claim. After they are
treated whatever your insurance does not cover, we will submit to
our insurance and the claim will be reviewed and paid. If you do
not have insurance then we act as your primary coverage and your
claim will be submitted and reviewed for payment.
Note: This is the same coverage as we have for our programs during
Athletic Association seasons. Any questions please call.
Equipment- Gloves, Bats, Cleats, Hats etc. Whatever you usually
take to a baseball game you will be playing in. Batting gloves and
sliding pads are suggested. I also strongly suggest that you have
cleats. Sneakers will make you slip and slide. Do Not wear jeans
or shorts. Baseball uniform pants are suggested. Do Not wear
hockey, basketball or soccer jerseys. This is a baseball camp. You
will be provided with a camp T-Shirt. You will be required to wear
them on Tuesday and Friday during the week of camp. Water will
be provided at Hope Field.
* Athletic supporters & cup are mandatory.
Directions- Long Island Exp. To Woodhaven Blvd. Exit. Make
right turn to first light (Eliot Ave.) Make right. Go approx. 3/4 miles
to 74th St. You will see Our Lady of Hope Church on left. Field is
behind Church.
Parents please read this to your child or give it to your child to
read so they understand the responsibilities of this camp and
what we will be trying to accomplish. If you have any
questions, please feel free to call me.
You can also go to our website: www.oneononebaseball.com
Contact Numbers- 917-686-1124 or 718-326-8856
Parents please read this to your child or give it to your child to
read so they understand the responsibilities of this camp and
what we will be trying to accomplish. If you have any questions,
please feel free to call me. You can also go to our website:
www.oneononebaseball.com
Contact Numbers- 917-686-1124 or 718-326-8856
One on One Baseball, Inc.
in association with
Frozen Ropes, LLC
Presents
New Bus Service from Frozen Ropes Syosset
Limited seating / $75 for week / 2 way trip
@ Garden City Community Park - Garden City, NY
June 24th - June 28th
@ Garden City Community Park - Garden City, NY
July 1st - July 3rd (Mini-Camp)
@ Garden City Community Park - Garden City, NY
July 8th - July 12th
@ Hope Field, Middle Village, NY - July 15th - July 19th
@ Hope Field, Middle Village, NY - July 22nd - July 26th
Ages 6 - 15 All camp times are from 9am-3pm
*Limited to 85 students per session* at Hope Field
One on One Baseball was founded 10 years ago to
make your child a more complete and refined player.
We started at Hope Field in Middle Village with 30
kids on a hot July day. Today we teach over 600 kids
per year starting at 6 yrs old thru college age. Many
have played, excelled and received scholarships in
high school and college. I am also proud to say that
some have gone to the pros. We are truly NY’s #1
Baseball Camp.
My objective stays the same...to teach kids to play
the game correctly, while stressing the fundamentals
(basics) and having fun in the process. I believe that
if they have fun with the drills, they will pay
attention and remember what they learn. Most
importantly they will take these drills with them
after camp, work on them with their parents and
coaches and apply them in their games.
My message is simple “Perfect Practice Makes
Perfect”. This has been the basis of my camps.
Why? Because if you practice correctly you will
improve as you get older and the games gets faster.
I have been in the game for over 35 years and can
tell you that I love teaching and watching the kids
improve each week of camp.
I also believe that you will not get a better ratio of
instructors to students than One on One Baseball
(5:1). If you have been with us you know that all our
instructors “truly care” that your children get
maximum instruction for the time we are on the
field. Each session they have a plan and objective
for the day called “situation drills”. These drills
include aspects of pitching, throwing, fielding,
running the bases, catching and hitting. We make
the kids understand that these drills will help you in
game situations. Our instructors are conditioned to
make sure your child is aware of the positive as well
as the negative.
In closing I would like to thank you for allowing me
to teach your children to play the game correctly as
well as respect it. The knowledge I have gained from
some great players, coaches and managers who
influenced my career in the major leagues is
immeasurable and I look forward to sharing this
with your child. “If your child is serious about
baseball, I guarantee this is the camp for them”.
Dom Scala addresses campers at Fridays Awards Ceremony
I would like to share a few comments from some parents that
have attended our camps:
Steve Wende Just a brief note of thanks from overseas. I am
currently in Iraq and spoke to my sons Nicholas and Matthew
yesterday via Skype video. They raved about how great baseball camp
was, held up their medals for me, and said how much fun the coaches
were. My wife says that all this weekend, when they have been
playing baseball in our backyard, all they do is talk about the "cutoff"
etc. I had seen your camp last year and asked my wife to enroll them
as it looked like it was so well run (and my wife now confirms this).
As you know she was very hesitant as she did not want to put them in
all day, but she said you helped her make it work for them to do a half
day, so thanks as I really wanted them to attend. I appreciate that,
please also give my thanks to the coaches, and hope to meet you next
year.
p.s. one of the other Mom's took photos of the closing game and
ceremony on Friday and sent it via IPhone to Iraq to me which was
really great.
Bryant Colon I felt compelled to send you a note to thank you for the
wonderful camp experience my son, Bryant Ramsey Colon (aka
Manny Ramirez) had at your camp last week.
Bryant was very pleased and enjoyed working with you and your
coaches. Unfortunately, my work schedule did not allow me to attend
any of the games last week but I was very proud of Bryant for winning
the Best Offensive Player Award in his division.
Andrew Luongo One on One Baseball is awesome! The instructors
are very helpful. I have been to many camps and not many gave me
the experience I had at One on One. The instructors give a lot of
good instruction that can make a kid become a better all around ball
player. They also teach respect for the game and other players. I live
in South Jersey and traveled over 100 miles to go to One on One. I
wish there were more camps like One on One. Camp is not only hard
work but fun too. One on One makes learning fun. At the end of the
day we play an actual baseball game. I have never been to a camp
like this and I have and I have been to a lot of baseball camps. So
when you want to go to a great baseball camp, go to One on One.
Guido Gabrielle Dom, Joseph played in a Manhasset "pickup" game
last night. First at bat he hit a ball into left field and ran it into a
home run. He prepared to round third in the "banana curve" And
didn't stop for a second. The coach asked him; "where did you learn
to run like that" Joe said; "Dom Scala" Thank you! See you at the
next camp.
Schedule and important facts regarding the camp
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8:15 am - Arrive at Camp for registration. First day only!
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8:45 am - Arrive at Camp
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9:00 am - Camp begins - Go over schedule of the day and review
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2012 Long Island Baseball
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9:30 - 11:45 - Warm-ups, Offensive drills and Defensive Drills,
Coach of the Year
Pitching, Hitting Guest Speakers, Etc.
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12:00 - 1:00 - Lunch
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1:00 - 3:00 - Games
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3:00 - Dismissal
Experience and Affiliations
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Over 40 football and baseball college scholarships at St.
Francis Prep.
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All ECAC (2 years) at St. John’s University (SJU) 2nd
Team All American (1976) at SJU
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.420 Batting Average Senior Year at SJU (15th in nation
NCAA Div. I)
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Team USA (Intercontinental Cup Tourney Rome, Italy
Bronze Medalist)
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Drafted 6th Round - Oakland A’s (1976)
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Acquired by NY Yankees - Bullpen Coach (1978-1986)
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Member of the 1978 World Championship New York
Yankees and 1981 American League Champion Yankees
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Hired by Pittsburgh Pirates as Advance Major League
Scout and Special Assignment Scout (1987-1990)
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ML Logo Baseball Camps (1990-1998)
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Dave Winfield Baseball Camp
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NY Mets Baseball Camp
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Willie Randolph School of Baseball
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Nyack Baseball Academy
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Nanuet Hitting School
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President, Our Lady of Hope Athletic Association
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Manager, Midville Dodgers Baseball Junior Team
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Winner of the 2000 Long Island Baseball Association
Championship - Participant in USABF World Series, San
Diego, CA
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One on One Baseball School (1999 - Present)
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Head Coach Adelphi University - 2003 to present
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2005 East Coast Conference Coach of the Year.
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3X NCAA Regional Finals.
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Author - One on One Basebal
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Career Record at Adelphi 225 - 153.
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2 ECC Championships.
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2011 Northeast 10 Conference Champions.
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2011 Northeast 10 Conference Coach of the Year.
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2012 Long Island Baseball Coach of the Year.
TO REGISTER FOR CAMP:
Go to OneonOneBaseball.com
Print Registration Form and send
deposit and payment in full to insure
your spot. If you cannot print or
have any problems you can also go to
www.frozenropes.com/gardencity