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Galya Athletics baseball & softball Summer Training 2026

 
 

Baseball and Softball

Galya Athletics Summer Training provides athletes with consistent, high-quality development throughout the summer months.

Each week is built around purposeful reps, focused coaching, and an organized training environment that supports growth, confidence, and long-term development.

Athletes train with intention, learn the game the right way, and build momentum week after week.

Program Overview

SPORTS
Softball - Field 1
Baseball - Field 3
(Baseball and softball train separately on designated fields)

AGES
5–9

LOCATION
Buck’s Mill Park
Colts Neck, New Jersey

SCHEDULE
Monday–Thursday
9:30 AM–12:30 PM

CAPACITY
40 athletes per week, per sport

WEEKLY DATES

Each week is registered individually.

Week 1: June 22–25
Week 2: June 29–July 2
Week 3: July 6–9
Week 4: July 13–16
Week 5: July 20–23
Week 6: August 10–13

TRAINING FOCUS

Every session includes:

Skill development
Offensive and defensive fundamentals
Athletic movement and coordination
Game-based reps
Structured progression across the week

Athletes leave each day sharper, more confident, and prepared for continued growth.

INVESTMENT

$215 per athlete, per week
*service fee applies

Families may register for one or multiple weeks.

PRIORITY REGISTRATION

The first 10 baseball athletes and the first 10 softball athletes registered for each week receive:

Galya Athletics Summer Training T-Shirt
Invitation to a private Galya Athletics player event at LAUNCH

Perks are awarded weekly on a first-come basis.

Registration

Select your week and complete registration online.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

How does registration work?

Each week is registered separately. Families choose the week or weeks they plan to attend and complete registration for each one.

Can my athlete attend multiple weeks?

Yes. Athletes may attend as many weeks as they would like.

How are perks handled for multiple weeks?

Priority perks are awarded once per athlete for the summer.

Do baseball and softball train together?

Baseball and softball train separately on dedicated fields with sport-specific instruction.

What should athletes bring?

Glove, cleats, water, athletic clothing, and sport-specific equipment.

How will we receive weekly details?

Families receive email communication prior to the start of each week with field information and reminders.

Final Section

Consistent training.
Intentional reps.
Real development.

Spots are limited each week.