When the real feel temperature is between 75-90 degrees, baseball is still on.
When the real feel temperature is between 90-104 degrees we play and increase water intake and breaks.
When the real feel temperature is above 105 degrees practice will be rescheduled.
Winter Classes are held indoors.
Baseball is still on in light rain.
Baseball is off in heavy rain.
Practice is rescheduled if wet conditions make the field unplayable.
if lightning is detected 6-10 miles from daycare practice is delayed and/or rescheduled.
A: It's not too late. Yes, your child may still join the class if the class is not already full. Feel free to see the Registration page for more information on this subject and to contact coach ken directly.
A: You can pay through Venmo @ Ken-scrogin. You can also leave a check made payable to Building Blocks Baseball with your child's school Director. The price depends on the agreement with your child's daycare. To see the price of your child's school please see the Registration page.
A: The price is the agreement with your child's daycare. Please see the Registration page for more information on this subject.
A: By signing up for Building Blocks Baseball your child is not guaranteed to make a select baseball team. However, your child will experience what it's like to be a part of a team, to take direction from an experienced coach and their love of the game will grow. Each class teaches your child a different Baseball skill hitting, throwing, catching, fielding, athleticism, and teamwork. If they remember the phrase of the day they can come home with a baseball card. For more information about our curriculum see the Curriculum page.
A: Your child can bring a glove, some kids do, some kids don't. Coach ken will provide everything else. Your child needs to bring a good attitude and be prepared to have some fun. Your child needs to have on athletic shoes for that day.
A: Sessions are added at the end or at a mutually agreeable makeup date. If you would like to see a calendar of your child's Baseball practices go to the school's page and click on your child's school.
A: There are many great t-ball and coach pitch leagues in the area. To name a few there is Lake St. Louis youth baseball, O'Fallon youth baseball, Chesterfield youth baseball, St.Peters youth baseball, and New Melle youth baseball.
A: Club baseball is a big commitment. There are many clubs in the areas offering opportunities to join a team and to train at their facilities. Two of the best are Missouri Mariners and the Missouri Gators.