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Lincoln Park Baseball Academy
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Address:
Multiple Chicago Locations
Chicago IL 60614
Phone: 312-246-1616
Website: http://www.lincolnparkbaseballacademy.com
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Facebook URL: http://www.facebook.com/LincolnParkBaseballAcademy
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Services: - Pitching - Hitting - Catching - Fielding - Team Practices - Parties
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Lincoln Park Baseball Academy, LLC (LPBA) is a Chicago organization focused on baseball and softball instruction for all ages. LPBA's expert training covers all key skills from hitting and pitching to defense and team dynamics through both individual and group coaching programs.
LPBA Mission
Our mission is to provide area players and coaches with a resource for developing athletic potential through instruction, mentoring, and competition.
Our mission is to provide area players and coaches with a resource for developing athletic potential through instruction, mentoring, and competition.
LPBA offers summer baseball camp June-August, private lessons,group clinics and winter classes.
Summer Camp Sessions Monday-Thursday:
June 10-13, 17-20, 24-27
July 8-11, 15-18, 22-25, 29-Aug 1
August 5-8, 12-15, 19-22, 26-29
9:00am-12:00 $160
9:00am-2:30pm (Full day) $275
12:00-2:30pm $150
Four week full day special price $1000
Eight week full day special price $2000
Summer Camp Sessions Monday-Thursday:
June 10-13, 17-20, 24-27
July 8-11, 15-18, 22-25, 29-Aug 1
August 5-8, 12-15, 19-22, 26-29
9:00am-12:00 $160
9:00am-2:30pm (Full day) $275
12:00-2:30pm $150
Four week full day special price $1000
Eight week full day special price $2000
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NEWSLETTER
LPBA’s expert training covers all key skills from hitting and pitching to defense and team dynamics through both individual and group coaching programs.
Summer Camps
One-on-One Instruction
Group and Team Lessons
Upcoming Events
Baseball Camps-OZ Park and Thillens StadiumThis weekly baseball camp at OZ Park is heading into it’s 5th year also with the addition of our new camp at Thillens Stadium. Lincoln Park Baseball Academy’s summer camp at OZ Park and Thillens Stadium has two fields which allow us to divide the kids by age and skill level. We will use Field #1 for boys and girls ages 5-7 and Field #2 for boys and girls ages 8-13. The camp experience includes a daily exercise and agility training routine followed by instructive drills including base running, pitching, defense, bunting, outfield play, infield play, batting practice and other hitting drills. Camps will be held at these two locations and will be conducted by LPBA’s professional staff. Guest MLB instructors, past and present major league players, coaches and scouts will be on hand throughout the summer to conduct all-inclusive camp sessions. Camper to coach ratio is 7:1.
USER REVIEWS
LPBA a homerun.
R. Reina
My seven year old son always seemed to like being on a baseball team, but he never seemed to like to practice. As a result by his forth year of little league he was falling behind and the game was becoming less fun as a result of his struggling. Towards the end of the season he was considering giving up the sport. That course of events was fortunately reversed thanks to the invaluable instruction he has received from the coaches at LPBA. Immediately after his first camp last summer my son improved dramatically in his fundamentals and equally important he has taken a far greater interest in baseball thanks to his continued improvement and increased understanding of the game. He has continued to get better with each successive camp and now instead of complaining as he used to about league practices, he asks to attend the camps and looks forward more than ever to another year of league play. I used to think that I could teach my son baseball but I might as well have been teaching him organic chemistry --he had absolutely no interest in what I had to say. My only regret is that we did not start LPBA sooner.
