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Winter Camp

Jaeger Sports just completed another 3 day Baseball Camp. We had a great group of kids at the camp, and we want to thank each and every one of you for coming!!

Alan taking the players through a Mental Training Session...boy do they look comfy!

IMG_7797 Yoga Instructor Rosabeth Dorfhuber

Alan with Yoga Instructor Rosabeth Dorfhuber.

Jim with Flip champion and winner Pearson Good displaying his prize (Jim's autographed baseball card)

Pierson on his way to winning the flip contest.

Guest speaker and good friend, Steve Springer (Qualityatbats.com) addressing the camp.

Jim with guest speaker and our good friend Steve Springer (Quality At-bat)

The Wasden's are here!

Next Generation of ballplayers!!!

January 6, 2010 - 7:54 AM

Cole Hamels and Scott Lonergan With J-Bands

Jaeger Sports instructor Scott Lonergan (LB Armada/Boston Red Sox) and Cole Hamels posing at Cole's pitching camp in November and holding his World Series MVP trophy from 2008. Scott has been helping out Jaeger Sports on many fronts and has launched his own company, Phantom Weights, which is an innovative and effective way to help develop among many other benefits, arm strength. Nice hat Scott!!!

Cole Hamels, 2008 World Series MVP and member of the 2009 NL Champion Phillies, demonstrating the Jaeger Bands at his Pitching Camp .

December 7, 2009 - 10:05 AM

Angels photos and Alan's trip to Big Sur

Alan with some of his Jim's buddies, Ron Wolforth (Pitching Central), Jim Wagner (Throwzone) and Brent Strom (St. Louis Cardinals)

Jim and Alan on the field at the Angels Minor League Complex prior to meetings with the Angels.

Big Sur Coast Line

November 20, 2009 - 9:10 AM

Andrew Bailey Named American League Rookie of the Year

Congratulations to Andrew Bailey of the Oakland A's who was named as the 2009 American League Rookie Of The Year. From mlb.com...

"Bailey, 25, posted 26 saves -- no other AL rookie reliever had more than two -- with a 1.84 ERA, also the best among AL rookies. He was listed first on 13 ballots submitted by two writers in each AL city."