Spring Training lessons in Eden Prairie will be held at the Prairie Dome at Eden Prairie High School, with two different sessions: the first starting the week of December 8 and the second running through the week of March 2.

Students can sign up for individual lessons, or SFBS also encourages students and parents to create small groups on their own to save money. Students can choose the night and one-hour time slot that works best for them. For example, in Session 1, you and two of your teammates may choose to meet six straight Monday nights, starting Dec. 8 and ending Jan. 19, during the 6:00 to 7:00 time slot, with a professional SFBS instructor.

SFBS strives to be flexible to each student's specific needs - both in terms of training objectives and in terms of time. You can register for your preferred time by contacting SFBS at 320-857-2244, or by downloading and filling out an Eden Prairie brochure.

2009 SPRING TRAINING SCHEDULE - EDEN PRAIRIE
Session #1 (5 weeks) Dec. 8 - Jan. 19 Eden Prairie [PDF] [DOC]		Mondays > 6:00 - 10:00 pm Tuesdays > 6:00 - 10:00 pm Wednesdays > 6:00 - 10:00 pm
Session #2 (6 weeks) Jan. 26 - Mar. 2 Eden Prairie [PDF] [DOC]		Mondays > 6:00 - 10:00 pm Tuesdays > 6:00 - 10:00 pm Wednesdays > 6:00 - 10:00 pm Thursdays > 6:00 - 10:00 pm
2009 SPRING TRAINING PRICES - EDEN PRAIRIE
Private Lessons		Small Group Lessons
		includes six (6) 1-hour lessons^
1-Hour Lesson	$75	3 students	$190 per student $31.67 per hour
1/2-Hour Lesson	$40	2 students	$260 per student $43.33 per hour
^ Each student who registers for Session 1 or 2 will receive an SFBS t-shirt!

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All Eden Prairie Spring Training sessions will be held at the Prairie Dome at the Eden Prairie High School. From State Hwy. 5, go north on Eden Prairie Rd. (Cty. Rd. 4) then turn left (west) onto Eagle Way at the third stoplight.

The mission of SFBS is to train and lead each student to reach their full potential as a baseball player, an athlete, and as a person.

SFBS accomplishes this mission through private lessons and small group sessions that are fun, informative, and personal.

SFBS remains committed to a low student-to-teacher ratio (never more than 3-to-1!) so that we can properly train each player in the correct mechanics of hitting, throwing, pitching, infielding, outfielding, catching, and baserunning.

At SFBS, we DO NOT use a cookie-cutter approach for teaching each student. Through professional assessment and evaluation by our outstanding instructors, each student is given player-specific techniques so they will be able to, through application, reach their highest potential.

Students should wear comfortable baseball attire and bring their own baseball glove and shoes to their lessons.