EAP 18u "College Prep" Fall Baseball

What is EAP?"

Elite Athletic Performance LLC is my company I started (on paper) in 2011. But I had been training human beings for long before that.

If you want to read more on our training program,

Click here

From the stand point of our team, I run

"EAP 18u College Prep" very similarly to a college program.

EAP 18u College Prep plays a summer season of showcase tournaments

(click here to read more on that)

and a fall season against in-state colleges such as the Junior Colleges and the freshman teams at a few Division 2 schools.

We spend our offseason's training to be stronger, more powerful, and more explosive than last year.

I am always doing my best to develop the talent that I have in-house, as well as looking to identify players that can help us be more successful.

"What are the goals for this team in the fall?"

Player identification for EAP 18u College Prep's summer roster.
Opportunity to face advanced competition.
Player identification for the college programs we play.

"Is this a league?"

No.

Long story short, I work very hard to maintain good relationships with the college baseball coaches in Arkansas. This is one of the perks of that. We are a part of their fall schedule just like the other

colleges they will play.

"Is there a tryout for the fall?"

No.

We keep a big roster in the fall because we play A LOT of innings and I'm looking for players that can help me in the summer. I have few methods to be able to know if a HS player is ready for something like this. I will be honest if I do not think a particular player is.

"How much does it cost?"

$600 for position players

$350 for PO's

Plus a jersey and hat that will cost approximately $75 total.

All you need are:

White pants. Length of pants is your preference. If the pants have piping I prefer it be black or baby blue. (See photo at the top of this page)
Socks. Black or babu blue if visible
Belt. Black or baby blue

"What if I play football?"

It's definitely not ideal. We play these games on Saturdays or Sundays because they are MINIMUM 14-18 innings straight.

It's doable for a PO because you don't have to stick around for when you aren't throwing.

But it's just too much for a position player that plays a lot of snaps on Friday nights.

If a position player wants to give it a try that is fine but please understand,

I can not refund money if it turns out to be too much.

"I'm already committed."

If you find a fall baseball opportunity that offers better competition than this to a high school baseball player then you definitely need to play there.