Ignite baseball

2026 Winter/Spring

10u Travel Team Overview

January 2026 - June 2026

Cost per Player: $2000

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Info

What is included?

  • 6+ tournaments (January - June)

  • 25 + practices (premium facilities when available)

  • Annual Blast Baseball Membership

  • Embroidered (name & number) Easton Ignite Baseball Roller Bag

  • Winter/Spring uniform package: 4 hats (2 Blue and 2 White) , belt and socks, two practice shirts, and a team sweatshirt

  • Fitness equipment (foam roller, bands)

  • Active coaching and ongoing feedback on skills and areas for improvement - including coaching using the Blast Baseball system

  • Team training days at Diamond Training in Sunnyvale

  • Team social events and bonding activities

  • Online learning: Ignite Mental Edge Curriculum, curated videos to watch, practice, and discuss as a team

  • Strength and conditioning integrated into weekly practices

  • Ongoing guidance in personal strength and conditioning routines as requested

  • Social media presence to highlight players and share team moments with families and fans

  • Winter/Spring (January - June 2026) team affiliation and access to the Ignite Club

  • Spot reserved for Summer/Fall 2026 team

what is expected of parents?

Attend and cheer at games and tournaments

  • Help support practices (watching, assisting with drills when available)

  • Participate in team social events

  • Maintain communication and collaboration with coaches about your child’s progress

  • Support your player with video assignments and training outside of practices

  • Assist with field setup and breakdown when possible

What is expected of players?

  • Take pride in being part of Ignite Baseball

  • Be a supportive, respectful, and encouraging teammate

  • No foul language; model good sportsmanship at all times

  • Hustle, compete, and maintain a positive attitude

  • Respect umpires, facilities, equipment, and the game itself

Additional Expecations.

  • Watch and complete assigned video studies

  • Practice outside of official practices

  • Attend camps, clinics, or baseball education opportunities and share what you learn

  • Help maintain fields before and after practice

  • Attend local sporting events and watch MLB games when possible

  • Learn official rules of baseball; consider becoming a Little League umpire

  • Participate in community service projects at school or in your neighborhood

  • Chaperone or help guide younger players during clinics, LL season, or local events

  • Follow a selected MLB player during the World Series and share insights on their experience

  • Pursue personal strength and conditioning goals, including home-based stretching, sprinting, and resistance work

“If you’re not practicing, somebody else is, somewhere, and he’ll be ready to take your job.”

— Brooks Robinson