By d-mars.com News Provider
Bo Porter, president and CEO of Bo Porter Enterprise, recently announced the April 2021 grand opening of the new home of Bo Porter’s Future All-Stars Baseball Development Academy.
Established in 1998, Porter’s highly acclaimed program is relocating to its new 12,000-square-foot indoor training facility at 15122 Highway 6 in Rosharon, Texas, to further elevate the academy’s one-on-one and team instructional programs, competitive year-round select and travel baseball and softball teams, interactive virtual learning platform, clinics, elite training camps and development summits, as well as multi-sports camps and retreats.
The academy’s state-of-the-art facilities include five hitting tunnels, a pitching development center, a multipurpose turf field, a dedicated space for strength and conditioning, a broadcast media training center, and two event rooms.
Team tryouts for summer 2021 will begin on Sunday, April 25 for 8U and 10U local and national travel teams, and 12U, 14U, 16U and 18U local, national and international showcase and travel teams. A comprehensive tryout schedule is posted on the academy’s website.
Reflecting the impact of its holistic development process, Bo Porter’s Future All-Stars Baseball Development Academy’s exemplary, time-proven system has helped student-athletes secure more than $20 million in scholarships since its launch 23 years ago. Importantly, alumni players have consistently become distinguished champions in the spaces they occupy.
Every team is coached by two professionals, including instructional leagues and local, national and international select and showcase teams for 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U and 18U. Players can also receive private instruction and have members-only access to the academy’s extension range of player amenities focused on the whole person.
The academy’s impressive roster of coaches and educators includes professionals with impressive histories as baseball players, coaches, teachers and managers at the highest levels. In addition to the development program’s professional coaching staff, players receive periodic instruction from special guests.
For players, student-athletes, coaches and parents seeking the highest level of understanding and interaction with accomplished baseball professionals, the academy’s CLUBHOUSE membership is a national members-only baseball community that meets monthly to interact with current and former MLB players, coaches, managers and executives who break down fundamentals, discuss the game and share their wisdom, experiences and insights. In addition to guest speakers, CLUBHOUSE membership also offers interactive learning and instructional videos. Monthly CLUBHOUSE events are held in-person at the academy and are streamed live to members who participate remotely.
“Sports is an institution of higher learning, and Bo Porter’s Future All-Stars Baseball Development Academy provides a one-of-a-kind opportunity for players to take their skills, games and lives to the highest level,” Porter observed.
To share their skills and expertise, and to give back to the community, Porter and members of the academy’s coaching staff host free annual coaching clinics for local Little League coaches.
For more information, please visit boporterfutureallstarsbaseball.com.
