Inderkum High School Baseball Mentoring Program Sacramento, California
Nike Baseball Camps offer athletes a variety of options to choose from when considering the best possible location. Our new Sacramento location is sure to be a hit with baseball players across the region.
Directing the camp and serving as Lead Instructor is Baseball Mentoring Program CEO, Jalal Leach. The former San Francisco Giant and San Marin High School standout retired from professional baseball to pursue a career mentoring youth in the game of baseball and currently serves as a MLB Scout for the New York Yankees.
Highlights Include
- Professional instruction
- Low camper/staff ratio
- Multi-level ability grouping
- Nike BMP Baseball Camp T-shirt, Nike Prizes
- Nike Graduation Certificate
Campers will train at two different facilities -
Monday and Wednesday instruction takes place at the Baseball Mentoring Programs indoor facility located at 1513 Sports Dr., Ste:400, Sacamento, CA 95834.
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday instruction takes place at the Inderkum High School Field located at 2500 New Market Drive, Sacramento, CA 95835
Meet your coaching staff
Camp Director
Jalal Leach
The former San Francisco Giant's Outfielder and Team USA Silver medalist, Jalal is assisted by Jarman Leach, a former professional pitcher in the San Diego Padres Organization. BMP's staff knows exactly what it takes to perform a high level on the Ball Field.
Let Jalal show you some of the drills that resurrected his playing career. Coach Leach made tremendous improvements in Average, Power, Situational Hitting, and Mental Preparation with his extensive training with both the late Great Bobby Bonds, and former teammate and Future Hall of Famer Barry Bonds. His resume includes;
• 15 years pro baseball experience (Yankees, Phillies, Giants, Expos, and Mariners)
• 9 years of winter ball in Latin America (Venezuela, Dominican Republic, and Mexico)
• 2005 Member: Major League Baseball Players Alumni Association (MLBPAA)
• 2003 - Surpassed the 1500 hit barrier in the minor leagues
• 2001 - Major League Debut with the San Francisco Giants
• 1998 - Hitting Coach for the San Francisco Giants A team in San Jose
• 1990 - 7th round draft pick for the New York Yankees
• 1990 - Pre Season All American at Pepperdine University
• 1989 - Silver Medal Team USA in Taiwan
Jalal is a member of the American Baseball Coaches Association, Major League Baseball Players Alumni, and Association Of Professional Ball Players of America.
Baseball Mentoring Program (BMP) shares the latest philosophy in baseball instruction. Our goal is to teach our Trainees using the latest techniques in pitching, hitting, and fielding. Our Program also provides its members with the mental make-up and preparation to have success on and off the field. BMP has the utmost respect and professionalism towards the game and expects the same from its members. At BMP "it's more than just a game" and we know what it takes to make it from Little League to the Big Leagues!
Sample Daily Schedule
- 8:45 a.m. Morning Session Arrives
- 9:00 a.m. Stretching, Warm Up, Throw
- 9:30 a.m. Defensive Skills
- 10:30 a.m. Snack Break
- 10:45 a.m. Offensive Skills
- 11:45 a.m. Close and sign autographs
- 12:00 p.m. Morning Campers Depart
- 12:45 p.m. Afternoon Session Arrives
- 1:00 p.m. Stretching, Warm Up, Throw
- 1:30 p.m. Defensive Skills
- 2:30 p.m. Snack Break
- 2:45 p.m. Offensive Skills
- 3:45 p.m. Close and sign autographs
- 4:00 p.m. Afternoon Campers Depart
Quality Individual Attention
"I was impressed that the coaches worked with us individually. At other camps it was almost always as a group. They covered everything about baseball. I enjoyed the camp very much and enjoyed some of the actual players speaking and teaching us."
NIKE Baseball Camp is Awesome
"I really loved this camp. It was awesome. I made friends, had lots of fun, and learned so much. My high school coach tells me that my game has improved tremendously. Thank you all so much."
Parent
Every Young Baseball Player Should Attend This Camp
"This was a very good camp. I would say every baseball playing child should go to this camp or one similar."