Scottsdale
(480) 591-3228
All-Star Arm Care Clinic
- Saturday, July 13
- 10:00AM - 11:00AM
D-BAT’s July All-Star Arm Care Clinic is designed to help your child develop throwing skills that will set them up for future success while building the strength and discipline needed to excel on the mound today. Our experienced instructors will guide your child through dynamic warm-up routines, arm activation exercises, and mental preparation techniques to ensure they are focused and loose when they take the mound.
Grips, drills, balance, coordination, command, and control are important to a pitcher’s success, but arm care is the foundation. This clinic focuses on:
- Targeted warmup exercises
- Nurturing and strengthening the arm
- Preventing injury
- Conditioning for longevity
- Recovery strategies
Children of all skill and experience levels will benefit from the personal and attentive approach of D-BAT instructors, leaving with new tools they can rely upon and a deepening excitement for the game.
Seeing your child compete on the diamond and share their “strikeout” count is thrilling for any baseball parent. Care is the key to success on the mound and longevity in the game. Give your child the competitive edge they need to perform at their peak through each stage of competition.
Register for the Clinic
Choose to pay $50 per week or save and get both sessions for $90. Cost is per child.
- $50 per session
- $90 both sessions
Dates & Times
- Saturdays (7/6, 7/13)
- 10:00AM - 11:00AM
Ages
- Male, Baseball
- Ages 10-12 years
*Membership discounts apply.
Location & Contact
Location & Contact
Suite 1A
Scottsdale, AZ 85250
Clinic Instructor
Ben Krauth
Ben Krauth is a former professional pitcher with 6 years of experience in the Cleveland Guardians and San Diego Padres organizations and brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to his role as an instructor at D-BAT Scottsdale.
A native of Concord, CA, Ben’s love for baseball began at the age of three when he received his first glove. His journey took him from Diablo Valley College to the University of Kansas, where he honed his skills and became a key asset to the Jayhawks in the highly competitive Big 12 conference.
Now, Ben dedicates himself to helping young players maximize their potential both on and off the field. With a focus on pitching mechanics, approach, and arm care, he provides personalized guidance to each athlete he works with. Ben’s extensive experience and expertise, combined with his genuine enthusiasm for the game, make him an invaluable resource for players looking to take their skills to the next level.
His favorite quote, “Nobody Cares, Work Harder,” encapsulates his philosophy and the mentality he aims to instill in his students.
About D-BAT Scottsdale
D-BAT Scottsdale provides a quality teaching environment with professional instruction to enhance the baseball and softball experience for players at all levels and help them reach their goals.
The best way to teach the game is by getting into the details of baseball and softball with each and every player and instructing them as individuals. D-BAT has a core belief that every player plays a different game and should be taught to maximize his or her talents to suit his or her game.
Our D-BAT Scottsdale location features an exceptionally well-lit, indoor climate-controlled facility, with an environment that invites parents to be a part of their ballplayer’s development along with a top notch pro shop to provide all your equipment needs.
We are considered the premier facility in Scottsdale due in large part to the innovative way that D-BAT connects the player and parent with coaches and facilities to better their game.
Frequently Asked Questions
What equipment does my child need to bring?
Children are welcome to use any of their own equipment during the clinic.
Bats, helmets, and balls will be provided for all children who require them and if your child needs any additional equipment, we have a fully stocked pro shop which offers quality, age appropriate equipment such as gloves, protective equipment, hitting gloves, and more.
Where are parents expected to wait?
Parents are always welcome to wait at the facility and are even welcome to watch the clinic.
If you’d prefer to drop off your child and pick them up at the conclusion of the clinic, that is okay as well.
What shoes should my child wear?
Athletic shoes only. No cleats, please.