Reds Winter Camps

Camp Details

Cincinnati Reds Winter Camps will be offered in one- and-two-day formats. The following skills will be offered at each camp: Catching, Fielding, Hitting, and Pitching. Each skill is offered in 90-minute sessions. During registration, you can register for one, or multiple, sessions. Ex: Register for a 90-minute hitting session and a 90-minute fielding session. Receive $10 off each session when registering for multiple.

The two-day format will take a deeper dive into each skill offered due to the longer duration of the camp.

Available Camps

Please review dates as they are not always consecutive.

And There's More...

In addition to six hours of targeted training, each Reds Winter Camper will receive:

  • A Dri-Fit Reds Winter Camp T-Shirt
  • Two Tickets to a 2025 Reds game.*
    • Sign up for two sessions and receive four tickets. Three sessions gets you six tickets
    • *Reds game ticket dates TBD
    • $35 discount on Reds Summer Camp

ADDITIONAL DETAILS

Sessions

Each camp location consists of multiple sessions that campers can register for: catching, fielding, hitting, and/or pitching. When registering, you can choose to attend one, or multiple, sessions. Ex: Register for a 90-minute hitting session followed by a 90-min pitching session.

Cost

One-Day Camp Cost

Each 90-minute catching, fielding, and pitching session is $55 plus a small processing fee. The 90-minute hitting session is $65 plus a small processing fee. The additional charge for hitting includes a 5-minute video analysis and drill videos. Register for multiple sessions and receive a $10 discount per session.

Two-Day Camp Cost

Each 90-minute catching, fielding, and pitching session is $100 plus a small processing fee. The 90-minute hitting session is $115 plus a small processing fee. The additional charge for hitting includes a 5-minute video analysis and drill videos. Register for multiple sessions and receive a $10 discount per session.

Curriculum

Listed below is a general overview of what will be covered during the one- and-two-day camp. The two-day camps will dive deeper into each, while the one-day will be more general.

  • Catching – The focus will be receiving, blocking, throwing footwork to all bases, etc.
  • Fielding (Infield/Outfield) – The focus for infield will consist of reaction and agility drills, groundball footwork (all), double plays, slow rollers, etc. Outfield will consist of groundball and flyball footwork, route running, etc.
  • Hitting – The focus will be our 5 hitting banners – heel down, knee pinch, connection, contact, extension. We will work through dry reps, tee work, front toss, and overhand pitching. Included with the hitting session is a 5-minute video analysis and drill videos. This will be emailed within 2 weeks of the last camp day of each camp.
  • Pitching – The focus will be arm care, preparation for an outing, mechanics, bullpens, PFP’s, etc.

Registration Deadline

Registration will close five (5) days prior to the start of camp.

Participant Ages

Camps are open to boys and girls in 1st-9th grade (ages 6-15).

Cancellation Policy

You may cancel your registration up to 14 days prior to the first day of camp to receive a full refund. Cancellations between 7-13 days of the first day of camp will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations within one week of the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. Exceptions made for injuries, sickness, doctor’s notes, etc. Please contact Tyler Wells at [email protected] if you need to cancel.

Further Communication

Once you have registered, we will communicate additional camp information via e-mail. Please enter your e-mail address accurately on the registration form. Also, be sure you are entering the parent or guardian e-mail address, NOT the camper's.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How is this different than the summer Reds Camp?

Our summer camps run for 30 hours/week from 9am-3pm and cover a wide range of skills. Our Winter Camps take a deeper dive into each of the skills that are offered. However, we do expect that many athletes will decide to do both. Click here if you would like to read about Reds Summer Camps.

What should the camper wear?

Wear flat gym shoes and suitable practice clothes. A uniform is not necessary. You will be given a Winter Training dri-fit t-shirt on the first day.

Do I need to bring a bat?

You only need to bring a bat and a helmet if you are attending the Hitting Session. We will not have extras to share.

What else should I bring?

Please bring water. If you are registered for multiple sessions, it’s also a good idea to bring a snack. There will be a 15-minute break between sessions.

Are parents welcome to observe?

Absolutely.

How many campers will there be?

Each session will have multiple groups running at once based on age. Catching, fielding, and hitting will have no more than 12 per group. Pitching will have no more than 6 per group.

6 to 16 is a wide range of ages and skill levels. How does that work?

Sessions will be divided based on age group. For instance, 1st-3rd graders, 4th-5th graders, etc. We will not have 8th graders with 1st graders, and vice versa.

Who are the coaches?

Coaches will be members of our Reds Camp staff. They will be equipped with a curriculum that supports the age-appropriate training regimen that we use in Spring Training, at GABP and throughout our Reds system.

Will I receive a confirmation?

Yes. Once you register, you will receive a confirmation with further information. In addition, you can expect a reminder email prior to the first camp date.

How do I get my Reds tickets?

Starting in April of the following season, you will be notified via email with the game choices and how to redeem your free tickets. Expect that those tickets will be accessed through the MLB Ballpark app.

Does this qualify for my company’s Child and Dependent Care Credit?

That is a question for your employer or accountant. Most people have found that the Summer Camps do qualify but we ask that you research eligibility for your athlete with respect to the Winter Camps.