Schaumburg is about 47 minutes north of our Naperville facility, roughly 25 miles by car. That is a manageable trip for a well-planned session, which is why clinics are a popular choice. This page covers Baseball Clinics in Schaumburg, IL players can attend, and how to keep improving between visits.
For clinic formats and seasonal options, start with our baseball camps and clinics overview.
Why clinics suit families driving from Schaumburg
A 1.5-hour clinic gives a lot of focused work for one trip. Each costs $204:
- Hitting Clinic: swing technique built around timing.
- Pitching Clinic: balance, break and dangle, stride, arm action and follow-through, with partner throws, mound work and a video breakdown of mechanics.
- Fielding Clinic: the 6 F’s of a great infielder, drills, live action off the bat and situational plays.
Skills Clinics and camps are also posted through the year. Clinics run at The Play & Thrive Club Naperville, indoors during the off-season and on rainy days.
How can a Schaumburg player keep improving between clinics?
Because the drive is longer, we suggest planning visits and using online tools in between:
- Pair a clinic with a lesson: add a 30-minute Private Lesson ($65) before or after, or book two back-to-back lesson blocks on a non-clinic day.
- Zoom Lessons ($65, 30 minutes): one-on-one online coaching after a short consultation.
- Video Analysis ($35): send a clip of a skill and get drills back.
That mix lets Coach Cinz see a player in person, then follow up from home. For example, a pitcher might attend the Pitching Clinic, receive the video breakdown of their delivery, then send a new clip a few weeks later through Video Analysis to check whether the stride and arm action have improved. A hitter can do the same after the Hitting Clinic. The clinic sets the direction, and the online follow-up keeps the player honest about practice, so the next trip down from Schaumburg starts where the last one ended.
Who runs Baseball Clinics in Schaumburg, IL families attend?
Coach Cinz (Kyle) has over 25 years in baseball as a player or coach. For the five years before the pandemic, he was a hitting, fielding and pitching instructor with the Chicago White Sox organization, working mainly with pre-draft players. He holds a 4.9-star rating from 66 Google reviews, where parents describe better mechanics and more confidence.
Schaumburg is in Cook County, and we coach players from across the northwest suburbs, including families in nearby Hoffman Estates and athletes from Streamwood.
Not sure which clinic to choose? Start with the free Benchmark. Fill out the online goals form, and Coach Cinz will reply within 48 hours with times to measure your player’s metrics. Then browse the full camps and clinics page to pick your dates.
Schaumburg families ask
Is a clinic worth the 47-minute drive from Schaumburg?
Many families think so, because a 1.5-hour clinic packs a lot of focused work into one visit. Pairing it with a 30-minute Private Lesson makes the trip even more productive, and Zoom Lessons or Video Analysis can keep a Schaumburg player on track at home between clinic dates.
Can a Schaumburg athlete do any of the training online?
Yes. Zoom Lessons are one-on-one online sessions of 30 minutes, and Video Analysis lets you submit a clip of a skill and get drills back. Clinics themselves are held in person at The Play & Thrive Club Naperville, so plan those visits ahead and fill the weeks between with online work.
