The Mark Cresse Parent Camper Weekend is an opportunity to train and learn the skills and finer points of baseball with both parent and camper on the field together.

This is a great opportunity for coaches and managers  to learn how to teach the fundamentals from Mark and his experienced staff of high school and college coaches. This will enable the reinforcement of coaching  over and over throughout your child's youth baseball season.

Our weekend includes two full days of baseball training
(9:00-4:00pm), camp, t-shirts and lunch. The fee of $275.00 includes both parent and camper. For those parents with more than one child, an additional $100.00 per child will be charged.

This weekend camp is held at the University High School in Irvine. There are two separate weekend camps. Enrollment is limited! 

*No camp on Christmas or New Years Day



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Testimonials

"I just finished the Parent/Camper Weekend with my two sons and I wanted to share with you that I thought it was excellent. The instruction was great, as were all of the coaches. I'll be coaching my 8-year old's team this year, so I took a lot of notes that will greatly benefit my coaching. Thanks again." - Todd Hanson

"Mark and Staff - I just wanted to thank you for a great experience this past weekend. The atmosphere was great and I know my boys learned a lot because I sure learned a lot that I will put into use in my practices. Again we thank you and we will see you next year." - Pat Nila

"My sons and I have truly enjoyed attending your Parent/Camper Weekend. This outstanding program is not only fun and a great time for fathers and sons together, but as a parent coach, the fundamentals taught from experienced coaches not only helped my sons, but myself as well. Over the past four years, I have gained new baseball knowledge and experience that I have been able to pass on to others every time we have attended. Thank you for a wonderful experience for myself and my sons and we look forward to attending your Senior Camp in the summer." - Jim Hanousek