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  • Advanced Baseball Hitting Clinic

    Advanced Clinic: Designed for players with experience in prior clinics. This immersive training experience is designed to help players improve their hitting skills and confidence at the plate. Sessions focus on key aspects such as stance, grip, swing mechanics, and the mental approach to hitting, including discussions on focus, visualization, and overcoming adversity. Players will work on tee drills, soft toss, and live batting practice, emphasizing timing, power, and consistency. Each session incorporates competitive games to apply skills in real scenarios while fostering a fun and encouraging environment. Players must have previous training with the Instructor - all registrations are waitlisted until approved by instructor.
  • Baseball & Softball Clinics - Machine Pitch Skills

    Get ready for the upcoming Little League season with our skills clinic designed for players in machine pitch leagues! This clinic focuses on building core fundamentals in hitting, fielding, and throwing to prepare athletes for game-day success.
  • Hitting League

    Hitting League offers an exciting co-ed opportunity to enhance hitting abilities during the off-season. Participants engage in fast-paced games focused entirely on offense, with simulated defense. Experience the thrill of hitting singles, doubles, triples, and home runs while enjoying 20 to 30 at-bats per game. Our sessions and games welcome both male and female players, with batting competitions organized into divisions by age and gender based on batting averages. Each session combines tee work, side and front toss, and machine pitch, incorporating both safety and regulation balls. Stay updated with weekly leaderboards and standings, ensuring a dynamic and competitive atmosphere. Remember, pre-registration is required for participation. Join us for an action-packed journey of skill development and fun! Once all registrations are received, players will be split into two groups: either 1:00pm-2:00pm or 2:00pm-3:00pm.
  • Introductory Baseball Pitching Clinic

    The Introductory Baseball Pitching Clinic is designed for young athletes and beginners eager to learn the fundamentals of pitching. In this hands-on clinic, participants will be introduced to the key techniques and skills required to become an effective pitcher, with a focus on building proper mechanics, control, and confidence. Basic components of pitching will be broken down into different drills including the proper grip, arm motion, and body alignment. Participants will engage in drills designed to improve their throwing form, increase accuracy, and develop the strength needed for consistent pitching. Throughout the clinic, there will be an emphasis on balance, body mechanics, and staying calm under pressure. By the end of the clinic, participants will have a solid understanding of the core principles of pitching, along with drills and techniques to continue developing their skills beyond the clinic. This session is a great way for beginners to build a strong foundation and gain confidence in their pitching abilities.
  • Introductory Hitting Clinic

    This immersive training experience is designed to help players improve their hitting skills and confidence at the plate. Sessions focus on key aspects such as stance, grip, swing mechanics, and the mental approach to hitting, including discussions on focus, visualization, and overcoming adversity. Players will work on tee drills, soft toss, and live batting practice, emphasizing timing, power, and consistency. Each session incorporates competitive games to apply skills in real scenarios while fostering a fun and encouraging environment. Beginner Clinic: Tailored for machine pitch and minors players (ages 7–10) or those new to hitting. Participants leave with refined techniques and a deeper understanding of the game.
  • Junior Dance Clinic

    The Jr. Dance Clinic is a fundraiser for the Dexter Dance Team Program. Boys and girls, ages 5-12, will learn basic dance techniques and a short routine taught by the DHS Varsity Dance Team, under the supervision of the Head Coach. The Jr. Dance clinics are offered twice a year; one during football season in the fall and one during basketball season in the winter. The winter clinic includes two practices and a performance at halftime of a DHS home basketball game on Friday February 13 at the Dexter High School Gym. The games begin at 7pm. Jr. Dance clinic attendees wear their clinic t-shirts to the game which gives them free admission at the game. Family members pay regular admission. Important: T-shirts will be ordered at 8:00am on Thursday February 5. Any registrations after that time will not receive a shirt.
  • Lacrosse - Learn to Play

    The purpose of the Learn to Play (L2P) lacrosse program is to introduce players to the fun of lacrosse. Ideally players will fall in love with lacrosse and continue on to play the sport at the competitive level. A good focus of time will be spent developing fundamental lacrosse skills such as cradling, passing, catching and ground balls. There is no contact or stick checking. All L2P equipment will be provided. L2P is run by the Dexter Lacrosse Club. Players must bring clean gym shoes
  • Little Piranha Swim Lessons - Winter

    Little Piranhas Swim Lessons program is designed, managed, and run by the Dexter Community Aquatics Club (DCAC). Dive into the world of aquatic adventure with our Little Piranha Swim Lessons, designed to introduce young learners to the joys and skills of swimming in a safe and supportive environment. Our program is structured into three progressive levels, catering to children of varying abilities and comfort levels in the water: Guppy, Clownfish, and Marlin. How It Works: Sign up for your preferred time slot. Arrive 15 minutes early to your first lesson so your swimmer can be sorted into the right level! If you have questions, contact Leo Varitek at swimlessons@dcacswimming.org or Murphy Hansen at operations@dcacswimming.org Level 1: Guppy Course Description: Our Guppy group is perfect for brand new swimmers and those that may have some lesson experience previously or through another organization. Guppies is also a great place for nervous swimmers because our instructors will help swimmers at this level adapt to and build their confidence in the water! Criteria for Advancement: Guppies will advance to Level 2: Clownfish when they can confidently leave the wall gliding (in a streamline), enter the floating position and hold that float for at least 5 seconds, and recover on their own. Level 2: Clownfish Course Description: The Clownfish group is meant for swimmers who have (1) mastered the skills listed above, are comfortable holding their breath and floating on both their stomachs and backs independently. Clownfish must be able to put their faces in the water, fully submerge their bodies, and hold their breath without using their hands/fingers to squeeze/plug their nose. Criteria for Advancement: Clownfish will advance to the final lesson group in the Little Piranhas Swim Lesson program by using these more advanced water skills to make it across the pool (width of the shallow end of Wylie’s large pool) without the need for any equipment. Level 3: Marlin Course Description: Clownfish will advance to the final lesson group in the Little Piranhas Swim Lesson program by using these more advanced water skills to make it across the pool (width of the shallow end of Wylie’s large pool) without the need for any equipment. Criteria for Advancement: Marlins will master both freestyle (bi-lateral breathing) and backstroke swimming (finishing on to the wall on their backs). Marlins will advance to the next level (DCAC Pre-Team) when they can swim at least a 50 yard freestyle (no time standard), at least a 50 yard backstroke, and are able to tread water for at least 1 minute in the deep end of the pool. “We had been doing swim lessons through a franchise for a few years and we were looking for something different. We were excited to see DCAC was offering swim lessons and decided to give it a try. We like that they were flexible and personalized to different abilities. Another bonus was that lessons were taught by DCAC swimmers, and the coaches were also involved and provided encouragement. It was a great experience that gave our little guy the confidence he needed to join DCAC swim team.” - summer 2022 swim lesson parent
  • Michigan Thunder Soccer Academy - Winter

    ALL CLASSES ARE HELD AT THE WYLIE GYM IN DEXTER Little Bolts ages 3-5. Our Little Bolts program aims to develop soccer specific skills such as basic motor skills, balance, coordination, foot-eye coordination, and ball skills. Little Bolts build strong fundamental foundations for physical skills, teamwork and inspires confidence at a young age in a successful atmosphere where learning is fun. It also gives the players the opportunity to play soccer, learn new skills and have an enjoyable sporting experience all while making new friends. A professional coaching staff will deliver this high-energy experience. Our goal is to provide a perfect introduction to the game of soccer while focusing on independence and enhancing your child’s overall growth and well-being. You will see happy, confident children who are eager to learn and come back for more. Five-year-olds have the option of registering for Little Bolts or Strikers. If you're unsure as to which program is best for your participant, we suggest you register for Little Bolts and talk with the coaches at the conclusion of the first practice. Strikers ages 5 -10. Our Thunder Strikers program is designed to support and guide emerging young soccer players and parents into a formalized, structured and developmental soccer environment. The goal is to provide technical training for ALL players who have a strong desire to develop their technical skill level, increase their knowledge and foster a love for the game of soccer. The training will focus on developing technical skills including first touch, dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting and attacking moves. The Thunder Strikers program places a strong emphasis on teamwork, sportsmanship and the skills that are vital components of competitive soccer and transferable skills to life. Thunder Strikers program includes one weekday evening practice and a one-hour Saturday program (either 10a or 11a). Coach Myint will reach out to let you know your assigned time. Shirts: Shirt purchasing is not offered during the winter term. What to Bring: Bolts and Strikers should wear shin guards, sneakers, or soccer shoes (during outdoor season), bring a water bottle and a size 3 or 4 soccer ball to all sessions. Check the box next to your phone number in your profile so you may receive any cancellation text messages.
  • Youth Pitching Program

    Youth Pitching Program: The Youth Pitching Program is designed for experienced pitchers in Minors or Majors who are looking to continue developing their skills. This clinic focuses on mastering advanced pitching techniques, fine-tuning pitch mechanics, increasing velocity, and sharpening the mental approach required to dominate at higher levels of competition. Participants will receive individualized instruction to enhance their overall pitching performance, with an emphasis on maximizing potential and refining strategies for success in minors and majors LL baseball.