Weekly Development Groups

Consistent, coach-led training built around long-term player development.

Athletes train in structured weekly sessions designed to develop skill, athleticism, and confidence—not one-off instruction.

How Weekly Groups Work

Weekly Development Groups are built around consistent, coach-led training that develops complete ballplayers over time. Sessions run in focused two-hour blocks that combine lab-based skill work, athletic movement, and competitive application.

Athletes train in age- and ability-appropriate groups, with younger players separated from older athletes to ensure proper instruction and safety.

Open enrollment · Pay by day · Groups organized by age and ability

Tuesday – Thursday
5:30 - 7:30 PM

📍 Training Location
HBQVB
236-02 Hillside Ave., Bellerose, NY 11426

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Lab-Based Training Structure

Each two-hour session includes one hour in each lab, allowing athletes to train with focus and intention.

Weekly Training Focus

  • GrindTime Baseball Academy Hitting and Strength Lab graphic for youth baseball skill and athletic development.

    Tuesday — Hitting Lab + Strength Lab

    Athletes rotate through a cage-based Hitting Lab focused on swing mechanics, bat path, timing, and approach, followed by a Strength Lab emphasizing movement quality, balance, coordination, and age-appropriate power development in the gym.

  • Sports-themed graphic promoting Glovework and Speed Labs, powered by Grindtime Baseball Academy. Features a baseball glove, a baseball, and a running athlete, with a black background and gold and white text.

    Wednesday – GloveWork Lab + Speed Lab

    Training focuses on defensive development through glove work, footwork, and throwing mechanics in the GloveWork Lab, paired with Speed training that builds agility, acceleration, and overall athletic movement in an indoor environment.

  • GrindTime Baseball Academy Glovework and Speed Lab graphic for fielding, movement, and athletic development.

    Thursday – Hitting Lab + GloveWork Lab

    Athletes apply skills in high-rep cage work and defensive lab training, reinforcing technique, confidence, and game awareness through competitive drills and situational training.