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Baseball Warehouse Instructional Academy

"A BASEBALL SCHOOL, NOT A BASEBALL BUSINESS" Great Instruction from legitimate coaches, honest opinions, and no gimmicks

Established Jan. 2001

What started out, just under 7 years ago, as one person's way of getting kids into off-season training has grown into one of the premier baseball and softball schools in the northeast.

We are recognized for our staff of dedicated baseball minds who work and relate well with kids of all ages and abilities. Players now have an opportunity to train year round in order to improve their baseball and softball skills. Since it has opened in January 2001, the Baseball Warehouse has trained thousands of players which has led to an expansion of our facility.The Baseball Warehouse is a 5,200 square-foot
training facility. Featuring three 50-foot hitting tunnels
and three 70-foot pitching tunnels with dirt mounds.
It is a full astro-turf facility with the top training tools
and equipment for development of baseball & softball skills.

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2007 FALL INSTRUCTIONAL TEAMS

The Baseball Warehouse HS Fall Baseball Teams are underway. The Rockies Purple Team will be participating in a number of fall tournaments including and competing against some top local teams including: Tri-State Arsenal, NJ Twins, Braves Scout Team, NJ Cardinals, LI Titans, Phillies Scout Team, and many more. The Rockies Silver Team will play in the Union County Fall Wood Bat League.

Both teams put the emphasis on instruction, practice, and coaching each fall. It is a great opportunity to develop players skills and talents with the assistance of some of the top instruction around. Our coaching staff is second none and dedicated to making kids better and teaching them how to win not demanding they win. Staff includes: Marc Sauer (Former A's & Marlins RHP), Fred Cole ( Former Old Bridge HS Coach for 32 Years), Mike Garlatti (Colorado Rockies Scouting Supervisor), Keith Connolly ( MLB Scout-Baltimore Orioles), Rick Matsko (MLB Scout- Texas Rangers) and Mark Blevins (Former Kean U Inf).

Please check our Fall Baseball Page to get game and practice schedules.

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The Baseball Warehouse Philosophy:

"Practice the Right Way,
Play the Right Way"

Inspired by the quote of Rutgers University Head Coach Fred Hill,
one of the greatest sources of baseball knowledge in New Jersey

"Perfect Practice Makes Perfect"
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Players must learn and practice the skills the correct way in order to become better players. Baseball is a game of repetition. Our staff's goal is to teach the correct techniques here so they can be used in the game.

TESTIMONIALS

" This instructional staff is the best around ! You have former and current pro players, Major League Baseball Scouts, and top HS & College Coaches. Why would you bring your kid anywhere else ? The best thing about it, they can teach and coach any ability or age. They promise you nothing and make you work for it. " South Brunswick Baseball Parent

"A lot of schools and academies are popping up all over the place now, these guys have proven to make kids better and help them to the next level. In the last 6 years I have brought a number of Baseball Warehouse Players into my program and everyone of them knows how to act and play the game the right way. They do more than teach them how to hit, throw or field...they help them understand failure, they help kids develop work ethic, and most of all they do it in a positive way. " Fred Hill. Rutgers University Head Baseball Coach

" I give my parents most of the credit, but these guys played a hand in it as well. Like most HS kids, I thought I was pretty good and could play in the Major Leagues yesterday. The coaches at the BW taught me so much and made me realize no matter how good I thought I was, I still needed to get better. They prepared me mentally for college & professional baseball. Some guys learn to late and miss the opportunity. They were honest from day 1. The lessons my parents paid for will help me to be successful well beyond baseball." Kevin Mulvey-NY METS PITCHING PROSPECT