2024 Clinics
Get weekly access to a more individualized level of attention in smaller groups for development in everything from pitching to hitting, catching and more.
Our clinics provide players with access to instruction from Slammers instructors for pitching, hitting and catching. Clinics provide a higher level of attention for each player with smaller numbers of attendees.
Slammers Rake Nights
The focus of Rake Nights is on enhancing players’ hitting skills through targeted and intensive practice sessions. These sessions are particularly designed for players aged 14U to 18U.
Session 1 M/F from 4-5pm
Session 2 M/F from 5-6pm
– HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS
During Rake Nights, participants can expect to receive valuable instruction and guidance from experienced coaches Connor Bitzer and Dave Bauer. The emphasis is on providing players with more opportunities to take swings and refine their hitting techniques. The practice sessions are conducted in a group setting (20 players MAX), allowing players to benefit from a collaborative and competitive environment.
Overall, Rake Nights serve as a valuable platform for players to enhance their batting abilities, receive personalized coaching, and engage in a collective learning experience that can contribute to their overall development in the sport of baseball or softball.
Register for Session 1
Register for Session 2
Connor Bitzer
Coach Bitzer was born and raised in the beach cities of Orange County, CA where he attended Fountain Valley High School from 2008-2012. Prepping early on as a two-way player [CF & LHP], he later shifted his focus solely to the outfield, continuing his career at the NCAA D1 level as a position player. He attended the University of The Pacific from 2012-2016 where he competed in the Big West & West Coast Conferences as well as played alongside fellow Slammers Coach/Instructor, Jake Jenkins. Connor enjoyed early success with the Tigers, earning time as a true freshman, and looked to be a mainstay in the lineup in the years to come. He played for the East Texas Pump Jacks in the 2013 Texas Collegiate League; however, a freak back injury sidelined him for much of the next year and ultimately cut his career short altogether