Spring ball ends and summer is open
The team schedule stops. The player still needs swings, throws, or glove work.
Baseball camps in Bellerose, NY are how families ask for a block of skill work when school is out or a season is between games. GrindTime does not post a camp week or a camp price. You book the training that fits the player.

Queens and Nassau families look for a camp when spring ball ends, when school is closed, or when a player needs more than one team practice a week.
What you can book in Bellerose is a private lesson, a small-group lab, or a membership. Kids and high school players are not the same session. Tell us the age first.
A week with no practice does not fix a late swing or a glove that is late. The work still has to be on a calendar.


The ask usually shows up between seasons, not in the middle of a full team week.
The team schedule stops. The player still needs swings, throws, or glove work.
A few days off school is not a plan. The skill that was shaky in the last game is still shaky.
A 6-year-old and a high school pitcher should not share the same hour. Mini Grinders starts at ages 5 to 7. High school players need their own session.
There is no posted camp calendar. Text the academy and say the player's age and the week you have in mind.
Start with the age. These pages split baseball camps in Bellerose into kids and high school.
A GT Lab stays on one skill. Monthly memberships cover players who will train every week, not a one-week camp package.
Between seasons

GrindTime does not list a camp fee. A membership is monthly. Ask before you assume a week-long rate.
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Book online
Ask first
Text the player's age and the week you are hoping to train.
There is no camp calendar to scroll. The academy will tell you what can be booked.
Kids and high school players should not be booked into the same hour.
Notes from families who train at GrindTime. Camp dates are not listed with those notes.
Coach Juan is an amazing coach. His way of building these kids up in the game of baseball is by far the best I've seen. His knowledge of the science of baseball is superb along with the other coaches of Grindtime Baseball Academy. As a parent I believe in him and my son does also. Thanks coach... #TRUSTDAPROCESS βΎβΎβΎ πͺπͺπͺ
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Baseball camps are arranged in Bellerose. Families come from Queens and Nassau County when school is out or the team schedule is thin. There is no posted camp week and no posted camp price. What you can book is a private lesson, a lab, or a membership.
Brooklyn families can ask about the same training. Say the age and the week, then book what is actually open. Kids and high school players should not share the same hour. Mini Grinders starts at ages 5 to 7, and training continues through college.
There is no camp signup sheet. You describe the player, then book a real session.
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Text (516) 636-1135. Share the player's age and when they are free.
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The academy will point you to a private lesson, a lab, or a membership. There is no separate camp price.
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Reserve the session online. Waivers are handled there.
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Hitting, pitching, fielding, throwing, speed, or strength. The hour stays on that skill.
Two coaches
Private lessons are with Juan Torres, the owner, or Adonis Cepeda. Adonis Cepeda runs every GT Lab. Each lab holds up to 10 athletes.

Juan Torres
Owner & Private Baseball Coach

Adonis Cepeda
GT Labs & Private Baseball Coach
Dates, ages, and what you can actually book.

If your question is not listed, call or text (516) 636-1135.
Families can train in Bellerose during school breaks and between seasons. There is no posted camp week. Text the age and the dates you have in mind.

Text (516) 636-1135 with the player's age and the week you want. Book online once the session is clear.
236-02 Hillside Ave., Bellerose, NY 11426contact@grindtimebaseball.com(516) 636-1135