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Hardball U has recently contracted special pricing for our players to receive Deep Oscillation Therapy which is beneficial for a wide variety of athletic injuries as well as a preventative for future physical problems. The
sessions are 15 minutes and the cost is $15.00 each.
The players will experience a reduction in pain and tightness and an increase in flexibility.
It is a hands-on technique administered by a licensed
massage therapist. Deep Oscillation is used by almost every major league baseball club as well hundreds of university athletic departments in the U.S. to help keep the athletes
performing at their maximum levels.
Contact Pat Kroschewsky at 210-274-6825 if interested.


After looking at many baseball programs, we sat down with Jeremy and listened to his philosophy regarding our wishes and thoughts for Dalton’s future in baseball. His philosophy to Sheryl and I, was dedication to Dalton and trust in what Hardball U will do for him and our family. From Dalton, good work ethics, listen, love of the game and most of all RESPECT for the game. After many years and roughly 11 seasons of staying loyal to Hardball U, we saw the difference between other programs and what Hardball U provided for Dalton.
Sheryl and I had the luxury of just being parents and spectators and not chasing college applications and worrying if Dalton will make it to the next level. Dalton had the privilege and pleasure of learning from some of the game’s best coaches, seeing great venues and entertaining college offers from all of the exposure he had by playing with Hardball U. His choice is proudly Texas A&M at Corpus Christi, a Division 1 College. Dalton’s talents will take him as far as he wants to go, but with Jeremy and Jerry Tyson and the Hardball U program, he was given more opportunities and exposure to be able to succeed. The Tysons and Hardball U will always be more than just a baseball program to us, they became part of our family. And for that, we will always be grateful.
We found someone that was constantly working for Dalton and his future. The road was a long one, but the journey was well worth the investment. If you are a parent looking for a great fit for your son and have any questions about this program, please feel free to contact us.

Brett and Sheryl D’Spain
210-414-0722


I was very impressed with scout day.  The entire event was first class.  Having it at Blossom Athletic Center and having 12-15 coaches looking at players shows Hardball U has the connections to place players on college teams. I just want to thank you for a great event!

Jim Carroll


Blake Alleman has moved into the starting lineup at Texas A & M at second base as a freshman and is becoming an early impact player for the Aggies.

Texas A&M Aggies Baseball News

Blake Alleman has moved into the starting lineup at Texas A & M at second base as a freshman and is becoming an early impact player for the Aggies

Blake Alleman moves to Texas A&M Aggies Baseball as a freshmen
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Thank You" to Jeremy for allowing my son Matt Hilston the opportunity
to experience playing "2011" summer ball with Hardball U.
Matt has played ball for many, many years year round and has always
wanted the chance to continue to play at the next level.
Jeremy was very successful in getting Matt offers from several
D1, D2 & JUCO programs. Matt's decision to play and go the
JUCO route was the right decision, one he does not regret.
Jeremy was always enthusiastic and worked hard to get Matt's name
out there and get him the best opportunity possible.
If you are looking for an organization to help your son move on to the next level,
I do believe Hardball U is one of the
best programs in the San Antonio area.
Once again, Thanks to Jeremy and the Hardball U staff! ~ Liz Hilston, Mother of Matthew R. Hilston "2011" SVHS


6/7/11
Tyler Ogle was selected today in the 9th Round of the 2011 MLB Player Draft by the Los Angeles Dodgers and was named one of three catchers in the nation as an All-American by Baseball America. See attached link. He was named to 3rd team.   http://www.baseballamerica.com/today/college/awards/all-america-teams/2011/2611952.html


 

 

Check out the Camp page for information on the Hardball U Summer U Baseball Camp @ SA Strike Zone!

 

Hardball U Strength Program “ Stronger and Longer”

It is that time of year again folks.  Our summer baseball specific strength program will soon be in full swing.  Our focus is to build lean, flexible, mobile athletes. We call it, “Stronger and Longer”.  This workout is 100% baseball specific and is designed to enhance all facets of your son’s game.

Here is the breakdown.

Three groups of 20 athletes will reserve a spot on the workout roster that begins working on Mondays and Tuesdays through the months of June and July.  The starting date is June 10.  All reservations are by emailed first request and only Hardball U players are eligible.

Groups will be split by age.  Group 1 will be ages 12-14 work at 10 AM, Groups 2  will be ages 15-18 work at 11 AM, and group 3 also ages 15-18 will work at 12 Noon.  

The total cost is $150 per month which breaks down into an extremely affordable $18.75 per workout.
What makes this workout special and better than other options?  Simple…We will be using TRX bands and trained by certified strength guru Wade Crane.  Wade brings a skill set that is unmatched and his intensity and motivational techniques will help develop inner strength and staying power in our athletes, as well.

TRX bands have become the modern craze in many sports that depend upon strength and flexibility such as Olympic swimming, Olympic gymnastics, NBA basketball, world class tennis, and of course, Major League baseball.  We truly believe that this program will give a distinct advantage to our athletes.

We will also focus on heavy core work to maximize torque and balance, and add-in intense conditioning along with agilities, plyometrics, yoga stretches, and arm care.  Needless to say, arm injury prevention is crucial information every young player needs to know.

We feel that this program is a great opportunity for our players.  We, as an organization, feel that our players are committed in a special way and that it is our responsibility to offer a first class strength program to help them pursue their path to their own baseball dreams.

Sign up ASAP by emailing us and getting your spot reserved.  We cannot take more than 20 boys per session.  This program is not for the faint of heart.  This program is hard.  If you think you are ready and can handle it, get your reservation in early.  The game begins off the field first.  Give yourself a chance to perform at your highest level.

IT IS ALL ABOUT U!!!!


 

Check out the National Letters of Intent for Colleges Early Signees

Hardball University is an elite baseball academy grounded in the fundamentals that have made baseball the American pastime. Formerly Alamo Elite Academy, Hardball University is the culmination of a project designed to provide players 12-18 years of age with a multifaceted approach to developing their potential. Each player receives crucial individual instruction while learning to use his abilities for the best advantage of his team. Staff members of the Hardball University organization are committed to readying players for the stair steps to success that occur at each level of organized baseball. Coaches of Hardball U teams have rich backgrounds in the game. All have been players at the collegiate level or beyond. Some have also been high school or college coaches and Division I recruiters. Others have been professional scouts. Such diversity in backgrounds assures that players for Hardball U receive not only excellent instruction but also benefit from a network of contacts as they move from high school into the college arena.

At the heart of the Hardball University philosophy is the belief that every player can, with proper guidance and leadership, meet his goals. A vivid testimony to that philosophy lies in the fact that over 90% of high school seniors who have played for Hardball U and have been rewarded with the opportunity to play college baseball.



                             Keeping things in perspective before gametime at Hardball U.

 

 

Hardball U 12u Navy stormed their way through the Nations tournament at Prospect Park going undefeated and capturing their second tournament championship for the year.

 

 Coach Noah and his fighting 13u team roared back from an early tournament loss to grab the runner-up spot in the Cinco De Mayo Tournament in San Marcos. 
 "The U" had to run through the gambit of a grueling four games on Sunday.

 

Hardball U Cardinal fought it's way through an extremely tough Major tournament capturing second place in the Super Series tournament at McAllister Park.  Cardinal roared into the finals with an 8-6 victory over a previously unbeaten opponent who was 17-0 at the time.

 

12u Cardinal takes the runner-up medal in the Super Series tournament at McAllister Park while running their record to 12-2.

 

Hardball U 12u Navy swept to a championship at the Nations Tournament at Prospect Park with an unblemished 4-0 record. Great job Coach Jamaal and team.

 

Congratulations to Coach Noah and the 13u for their runner up finish at the USSSA Love of the Game tournament at the Lake Travis field of dreams.

 

 

12u Cardinal captured the runner up trophy at the Blue Diamond Super Series  "Luck of the Irish " tournament.  The Cardinal has run their early season record to 8-1.


12u Cardinal captured the championship of the Super Series Blue Diamond March Warm Up tournament at the new North Carolina Furniture Direct field in San Marcos.  Cardinal went 4-0 in the highly competive tournament defeating the Austin Wings Black in the championship game Sunday afternoon by the score of 2-0.

 

                                                 A GREAT DAY OF WINTER BASEBALL CAMP AT "THE U



Congratulations to Hardball U Hamilton for going 3-1 and winning their division at the ASB World Series on October 20-21.

                              

Congratulations for signing National Letters of Intent for Colleges
Early Signees for 2013:

Zane Gerwitz - University of Texas
Jason Serchay - Ranger College
Mark Zuniga - Ranger College
Colbie Price - Texas A & M International
Kyle Carroll - Ranger College

Jordan Stading - University of Houston

J. C. Carrillo - Odessa College
Reed Wagoner - Cisco College
Cole Angelle - Angelina College
Chris Zuniga - Clarendon College
Sam Matusek - Concordia Collete
Garrett Lloyd - University of Texas Permian Basin



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