Zoom Baseball Academy

Wonderful organization!!! Zoom baseball academy is family friendly and the coaches/staff are highly experienced as well as highly recommended in the competitive baseball world. I have nothing but respect for these coaches and I trust them completely with my son. I know that they will push each and every kid to be the best they can be. They teach the kids to be proud of their accomplishments and to always remember that theres still work to be done. They expect the kids to work hard and be good teammates. They teach them way more than just baseball. 10 stars for ZBA!!!

I find this club to be very AMERICAN. IF you are looking for "every kid get a trophy" kind of club this isn't your club. HOWEVER if you want your son to learn how to play the sport, then this is the best place for it. They don't YELL when the kids don't win. YES sure they want to win, but for the younger kids it is about RESPECT for the game, RESPECT for the coaches and RESPECT for learning. THEY take moments to teach the kids when someone makes a mistake. IT is an awesome baseball club and for myself being a parent who wanted to WIN all the time, I am learning as well that it isn't about the W - it is making a well rounded athlete (which includes loosing). IT is about teaching your child that they can loose but yet learn so much! Thank you ZOOM and all your efforts to keep a great club going!

This organization is very unfair! The coaches are always yelling at the boys. Only the coaches favorites get playing time. My son is an okay player but wasnt given a fair chance because the coaches have their favorites! We signed a contract that would guarantee us a certain amount of tournaments, however some of the tournaments were canceled due to weather and parents were never offered a refund or a rescheduled tournament. When asked the response always was we are working on it . Boys would miss multiple practices and yet be the first at bat at the next tournament and my son would be sitting on the bench after he has attended all of the practices. Its a lot of money to not be offered a fair opportunity or to be taught how to play ball. They expecte top notch plying ability but dont teach the boys! I spent a lot of time and money and my son got absolutely nothing out of it.