Welcome To Slammers Baseball & Softball Training Facility & Academy
The Owners, Staff and Instructors would like to welcome you to experience the complete Training and Complete Player Development that we offer for ballplayers of all ages, from Beginners to Minor and Major Leaguers. Give yourself the greatest advantage with the best training available in the state with our Programs, Camps and Group or Private Baseball and both Fast & Slow Pitch Softball Lessons.
Slammers Welcomes NEW Professional Instructor and 5-Year Major League Veteran Scott Stahoviak to our Coaching Staff. See Scott's full Bio by clicking here.
Located in the Chicagoland Suburb of Lake Forest, Slammers Offers:
Our rejuvenated 18,000 Square Foot Indoor Training Facility, with 14 Batting, Pitching & Fielding Cages, Fitness and Weight Room Access, Seven State-of-the-Art Pitching Machines for Baseball and Softball and use of our 40' x 140' Practice Infield, Long Toss & Multi-Purpose Open Space. FREE for Members. Slammers Unparalleled Baseball & Softball Player Development:
- More than 20 years of high-end Baseball & Softball Training experience
- 12 former professional ballplayers, 10 current professional coaches
- 2 major league scouts, over 200 students earning college scholarships
- The Best Summer and Pre-Season Professional Baseball Programs
- Home of Top Tier Baseball Elite Travel Teams (5th-ranked 18-U team in Nation)
- Prep Baseball Report Scouting Magazine & College Placement Services
- Annual Home of Super 60 Showcase with Best High School Players in IL
Slammers Training Academy Summer Hours (June - August, 2009)
Monday - Friday: 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Saturday: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday: By Appointment Only
Slammers is proud to partner with Illinois Bone and Joint Institute Rehabilitation to provide services for baseball and softball players across the north shore. For more information on Illinois Bone and Joint Institute visit www.ibjirehab.com.
Featured Instructor
Gary Bennett
13 Year Major League Catcher
Gary was drafted out of Waukegan High School in 1990 by the Philadelphia Phillies. His 13 year Major League Baseball career was highlighted in 2006 when he was a member of the World Champion St. Louis Cardinals.
