I have either played, coached, or watched sports for the past 10 years. Soemtimes it was competitive and other times it was just a fun game put together by friends or family, but either way while playing that game you are connected to those on your team because you know that you must work together to be successful. I have played on both Junior Varisty and Varsity levels, as well as recreational. It's a simple concept that can often be mistaken by players, their ego, or the league. Sports aren't just about winning but taking the time to work with your team and improve as one, since you are only as strong as your weakest player.It's taking that extra minute to answer a question when someone looks to you for help, looks up to you, and wants to improve their game because they see the potential they have through you. That is why at The Next Generation of Players Softball Clinic we strive to improve each player individually as well as in team situations. We work hard to give one-on-one time to each player and answer all questions they may have.

​From personal experience I know that it is important to receive this personal experience with the coach, as well as developing teamwork skills.  We allow both ways of coaching because just like in school, players learn and develop kills from different techniques of coaching. All of my experineces at camps were great and I want to make sure that every player attending my camp receives the same experience I did when I was a player.