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Player Guide Program Overview 2017/2018 PLAYER GUIDE PROGRAM OVERVIEW What does PRO5 Baseball Academy offer? 01 02 03 Academic Support Elite Baseball Program Leadership Development Whether you are home-schooled, or Players will grow athletically through Led by PRO5 Staff, will feature enrolled in one of North Carolina’s Professional Baseball Practices, weekly talks, presentations, and virtual academies, we will provide High Performance Strength/Speed outreach opportunities to help you with guidance and support in sessions, Pro Evaluations with prepare each player to make a your academic pursuits. While we Video Analysis, Scout Days, as well positive impact in their communities. love baseball, we believe that your as, play a Competitive 50-60 Game Each player will learn how to be education is the most important Schedule. prepared for and respond well component of being successful in to their future opportunities and high school, college, and beyond. environments such as college or professional baseball and future life relationships. This is what Drives Us OUR MISSION OUR APPROACH The PRO5 Baseball Academy aims to influence Our staff is committed to providing a both the elite local and international baseball mentoring environment that promotes: players by offering a professional baseball > Academic Support program and academic support that will help > Character development them reach their potential on and off the field. > Professional baseball instruction > Competitive game schedule > Opportunity to make a positive impact in their communities Academic Program OVERVIEW At PRO5 Baseball Academy, we believe that a student-athlete is just that...student first, athlete second. Our goal is to combine our elite baseball program with high quality academic guidance and tutoring. Academy students will utilize either a public, NCAA-approved online school, or a homeschool program. These options allow students to complete rigorous coursework while using their time efficiently, providing the flexiblity needed to also participate in high level baseball training and competition. Students will spend time in a classroom every day, working on course work in the presence of an academic tutor. We will support students and their families in academic pursuits by offering guidance on course selection, tutoring for areas where a student is struggling, and requiring accountability in all aspects of the student’s education. ACADEMIC OPTIONS Virtual Public School > For rising Seniors, you can likely work with your existing high school to complete your courses online. > For rising Juniors and below, NC Connections Academy is an online, NCAA-approved public school that is open to students across North Carolina. What steps do I need to take? 1. Meet with your current guidance counselor, and request a copy of your unofficial transcript, and a list of your remaining courses. If you are a rising Senior, also speak with your counselor about completing your remaining courses online. 2. For rising Juniors and below, apply to NC Connections Academy using the process found at this page: http://www.connectionsacademy.com/north-carolina-virtual-school/enrollment *Please go ahead and submit all of the required documentation listed on that page. **You will likely be placed on the waitlist at first, and will be notified when space opens. Homeschool If for any reason the Virtual Public School option does not work out for your student, the next best option is to enroll as a homeschooler. We understand that for many families, homeschooling is a foreign concept. There are plenty of resources available to make the process very manageable for the family, and beneficial for the student’s education. We are happy to discuss this option further, and help you enroll in courses. If you have any questions about the homeschooling process, please contact Robin Bailey at [email protected]. ACADEMIC ADVISORS/TUTORS Brandon Kelly Robin Bailey > Master of Arts in Teaching, NC State > Homeschool Expert > Former Johnston County Science Teacher > Has homeschooled her 3 sons for nearly 10 > 2011 ALMS First Year Teacher of the Year years BASEBALL PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS 100+ professional practices featuring former Elite home training facilities including & current mlb, professional, and college Holly Springs Salamanders stadium and players and coaches that will prepare you for DiamondFit Performance indoor facility. success at the next level. 50-60 game competitive schedule at top Inside recruit and evaluation service to help facilities featuring games against college guide and market you during the recruiting process. Features skills video and pro programs and other elite baseball academies. evaluations. FACILITIES North Main Athletic Complex DiamondFit Performance The home field to the coastal plains league team, DiamondFit Performance is North Carolina’s leading the holly springs salamanders, this facility features baseball strength and performance facility, and will seating capactiy of over 1,500 people, a beautiful serve as the primary indoor facility for Academy turf field, batting cages, clubhouse, and classroom players. space. COACHING STAFF Jay Stott Mike Griffin Drew Anderson General Manager Lead Instructor - Player Development Lead Instructor - Infield & Hitting > Founder of PRO5 > Former MLB Development Center > Former TB Rays, CIN Reds (AAA) > UNC Wilmington Head Coach (Asia) > Ohio State > Czech National Team Head Coach > University of Hawaii Corey Lee Jason Roach Guest Coaches Pitching Coach Recruiting Coordinator > Former Texas Rangers (MLB) > Assistant Coach Trot Nixon > NC State 1st Round Pick > Former NY Mets (MLB) > 2004 World Series Champion > UNC Wilmington (Boston Red Sox) Scott Emerson > Oakland A’s Bullpen Pitching Coach (MLB) Plus More! PRO5 Strength Program Strength Training We take a holistic approach to baseball development using explosive movements under varied loads that neurologically and physiologically emulate the demands of the game. Strength training lays the ground work for all athletic development. Movement Quality Our strength professionals have a high understanding of movement quality. An athlete’s movement inconsistencies are often overlooked in training. By focusing on movement limitations, we develop a more efficient movement pattern through a proper program and progression for each individual athlete. Data Tracking We track our athletes in many areas throughout the year. Our system collects data points on explosive jumps, core lifts, body weight, and agility numbers. This data ensures that our program is taking them in the proper direction for advanced development. PRO5 Recruiting Program High Success Rate Inside Recruit is one of the most respected baseball recruiting programs in the country. The percentage of our players that continue on to college baseball is very high due to our ability to evaluate accurately and our network of baseball connections. Personalized Guidance Each player has an Initial Meeting to discuss their personal recruiting process following the evaluation process. Inside Recruit explains to the player and family how the recruiting timeline works and where the player currently stands. The continued personal guidance as the player progresses is how Inside Recruit separates itself from other services. Comprehensive Program Inside Recruit provides players with their own personal Recruiting Profile. Our website allows for easy uploading of videos, evaluations, references, key measurements, statistics and much more. Recruiting regulations, advice, tips and news are updated throughout the year on the player’s Dashboard. We have streamlined the process for you so that you can focus on your game and your academics. Leadership Training OVERVIEW The focus of PRO5 Academy is to develop leaders on and off the field. There are three words that describe our approach: Integration, Intentional & Inspection: A focus on character and leadership will be Integrated into everything we do. Our staff and volunteers will be Intentional as we teach, train and equip the young men of PRO5 Academy to pursue excellence in every area of their lives. PRO5 Academy will provide a structure for individual accountability and Inspection. On a regular basis, academy participants will be evaluated to gauge their personal and athletic development. Service Opportunities MLB Mentoring International Program Whether it’s through organizations PRO5 is blessed to have The staff of PRO5 has served in PRO5 has partnered with in the relationships with many current baseball communities around the past like the Miracle League or Stop and former professional players, world as coaches and clinicians. Hunger Now, or through new local coaches and scouts. PRO5 There will be opportunities for initiatives, PRO5 Academy will take academy players will get to interact our academy to host international advantage of opportunities to serve with friends of PRO5 as part of our players as well opportunities for our our local community. Mentoring program. The baseball academy members to participate in and life lessons these men are international trips. willing to share will be of great value to PRO5 Academy members. POSSIBLE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION OPPORTUNITIES Canada Germany Czech Republic Hungary Spain Cuba Dominican Republic Financial Information Scholarship Applications Fundraising Events With Purpose International is a 501c3 Parents and Volunteers will be able non-profit organization receiving to provide leadership to a variety of tax-deductible donations from individuals Fundraising events to build the PRO5
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