where are there good baseball camps in florida?
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who knows look it up lazy
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I found some cool information on this site.\n\nhttp://www.baseball-statistics.com/Ballparks/
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i found this site....but wasn't gonna pay for it..:\n\nhttp://baseball-almanac.com/minor-league/order.html\n\n\ngood luck
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There are schools and clinics.....\nhttp://www.umpireschool.com/\nhttp://www.americanfederationofumpires.com/\nCheck the amateur Baseball umpires Association for links...\nhttp://www.umpire.org/index.php\nHere are some links to the minor leagues...\nhttp://www.baseball-links.com/links/Independent_Leagues/
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http://www.provincetown.com/\n\nTry the links on this site. I was trying to find the specific one for you, but then my dog barfed on my shoe.\n\nKeep us updated on where you choose, since my wife and I would like to camp in Provincetown, as well.\n\nJoy,\nTheslam2005
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I couldn't tell you but try yahoo search and type in clubs in florida area or something.
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I would call up a local high school (or maybe junior high) and ask to speak with the baseball coach or even the head of the athletic department.  I'm sure the coaches would know of local clinics.
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Call your local YMCA and ask them if they have any camps.  YMCA is a great place for kids, if that is what you are looking for.
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http://www.slbees.com/\n\nThis is also a good site to visit for all minor league baseball teams. \n\nhttp://www.minorleaguebaseball.com/app/index.jsp
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Try doing a search on Yahoo or Google.\n\nYou could also try www.mlb.com and then look for major league baseball teams farm teams.\n\nYou can pretty well find any baseball team this way.
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try mlb.com they run a contest, if u win, they will build a field for u for free
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The adidas Superstar Camp in Suwanee, Georgia\nThe Reebok ABCD Camp in Teaneck, New Jersey\nThe Nike All American Camp
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Well, you could look in the phone book for some batting cages or mini golf.  they are usually at the same place.  Pittsburgh is a fine drive away if you wanna see some Major League Action.  Altoona has a team that is a drive to the Southeast.  I hope that kind of helps.
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Yes, Yes, Yes. Tropicana field just started tailgating. Bars- In centerfield street. Autographs are down by the dugouts where the wall gets short.Good bar is Ferg's, across from the Trop on Central Ave, Cuesta ray cigare bar, batters eye resturant, rays new club.Tropicana Field allows tailgating as well as allows you to bring food and drinks into the park. They obviously need to be in plastic bottle form. If you are a Red Sox fan, autographs will be best on the third base dugout side during infield & batting practice. Post game autographs are not easy. The team takes a bus to the hotel so you won't catch them in the paking lot. The Devil Rays sign along the first base dugout side, usually closer to game time. The Sox are decent about signing. I will also check for your email address if you have more ?'s. Vinoy is the team hotel. Good bar is Ferg's, across from the Trop on Central Ave. You will find a lot of Sox and Rays fans there post game. Parking is also free. But in some spots of parking cost money. there is promotiions to force you to go like bobble heads and thundersticks. devil rays aren't the best but we've got skill. The tropicana is a dome and its always 72 in there so bring some good clothes. i'm also going on the 6th of july. Red Sox will kick our butts! GO RED SOX! get there early and you can visit the stadium there will be a ray touch tank a auction for red sox fans, a place to make your own card, personalized bat section and the place to go is batter eye's resturant you see the whole game in there.
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I have been to the following MLB Ballparks:\n\n    Wrigley Field -- Chicago\n    Kauffman Stadium -- Kansas City\n    Busch Stadium (Old One) -- St. Louis\n    Metrodome -- Minneapolis\n    Camden Yards -- Baltimore\n    Astrodome -- Houston\n    Arlington Stadium -- Arlington, TX\n    The Ballpark in Arlington (whatever its name is now)\n       -- Arlington, TX\n\n    My favorite is Wrigley -- such history, tradition and charm. Also a great surrounding atmosphere around the ballpark.
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If you are that serious about baseball that you would consider a move, try Puerto Rico (U.S.A.).  No passport required, it's a U.S. territory with an excellent baseball program. Good Luck!!
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Depends on where you live. A lot of colleges have some sports camps over the summer.