Rocky Mountain Little League (RMLL) needs dedicated volunteer coaches for the upcoming baseball season, and who is more dedicated to their child’s success than YOU! 

At RMLL, we understand that everyone starts somewhere, and that's why we provide comprehensive coaching training before the season kicks off to help with skill development and planning effective practices! This way, the season remains a fun and rewarding experience for both players and families. 

And don’t worry - RMLL covers all costs associated with coach training! 

We are committed to equipping our coaches with the essential tools for success on and off the field. When you become a coach with RMLL, you become part of a community that values the positive impact of youth sports culture. We work closely with the  Positive Coaching Alliance  to ensure that our coaches are educated on the power of positivity in shaping young athletes. 

If you've ever considered becoming a coach but felt unsure about your abilities to teach baseball, fear not! The most important aspect of coaching kids is to keep them engaged in the game and to have fun learning the beautiful game of baseball! If you are fun-loving, enthusiastic with a positive attitude, then you’re a perfect fit. 

Make a positive impact and shape the future of our young athletes by becoming a coach with RMLL and create an unforgettable baseball season for your team! 

RMLL needs at least two rostered volunteer coaches per team. Little League Canada and RMLL requires all volunteers (including head coaches and assistants) to complete annual vulnerable sector checks (administered by Calgary Police Services) and Little League Canada volunteer forms/screening procedures. Prospective/interested coaches are asked to submit ePIC background check requests as soon as possible.  See the RMLL Documents/Rules page and scroll to LITTLE LEAGUE VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS - 2024 for full details.

The Diamondawgs Coaching Video Series is designed as a developmental tool for coaches. Each video provides technical expertise and practical elements that coaches can use at their next practice with their players.   

These videos are password protected. Please email president@rockymountainlittleleague.com if you have lost or need the password. 

Little League Alberta District 8 proudly presents

Baseball Basics with Al Herback

Emphasizing Athletic Development

Date: Tuesday, April 26th & Thursday, April 28th, 2016

Location: Bishop Grandin High School - 111 Haddon Road SW

Introduction to Baseball Basics (ages 5 thru 8) - Tuesday April 26 - 5:30 pm registration - 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm

Beyond Baseball Basics (ages 9 thru 12) - Thursday April 28 - 5:30 pm registration - 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm

These clinics are for coaches and parents - children should not attend. 

Baseball has been his life! Al’s involvement as a player, coach and instructional trainer has spanned over 60 years. For the past 44 years, he has been training coaches and managers who have had an interest in working with children wanting to learn and play baseball. The game of baseball will never change, but the way we teach our children has changed considerably in the past few years. The majority of children only want to play and may not be concerned if they become great or even good. As every child is unique and will have strengths and weaknesses, we must do everything we can to help each one reach attainable goals with the skills of baseball/softball. They must always be in a safe environment, have fun through activity, be taught to improve their performance and, through your help, build the confidence in each individual child to succeed in this wonderful game!

Come out and experience his new instructional program. It will be truly beneficial to all coaches and managers working with these age groups and interested parents are always welcome. As this will be an event to enjoy, wear comfortable clothing, bring a glove, a lot of enthusiasm and Al will bring the program to life for you!

A Food Bank donation will be greatly appreciated.

* ADVANCE REGISTRATION NOT REQUIRED *

http://www.eshootsescores.com/baseball_school_based_program.php

The National Sport Academy offers school based baseball training for both Junior High and Senior High students. This training is supplemental to spring/summer ball offered by Little League and is an excellent way to develop skills in the off season. Please see their website for times and locations for thier Information Sessions for the 2014/2015 school year.

The listed Baseball Training opportunities have been sent to Calgary Rocky Mountain Little League (CRMLL) and are posted on our website as a training option for our members. Course outlines and contacts are believed to be accurate and reliable but cannot be guaranteed by CRMLL.  

CRMLL has no affiliation with any of the listed Trainers, schools or courses. Nothing in these courses/ sessions are to be construed as training advice or as a recommendation to participate by CRMLL.

Long Term Athletic Development Model

LTAD is a framework for full sport system alignment in Canada, integrating health and education with sport and physical activity.  The Long Term Athletic Development Model recommends that young athletes participate in a broad range of athletic activities and do not concentrate on any single sport until their late teenage years.

For More information:  CLICK HERE

Absolute Baseball Academy

For a complete list of Clinics Offered: CLICK HERE

Coyote Baseball
Please contact Coyote Baseball directly for program information on off-season player development and travel team Opportunities - (403) 818-8967

Pro Baseball Force

For further information on Pro Baseball Force: CLICK HERE

National Sport Academy

For Further Information: CLICK HERE

Alberta Amateur Baseball Council

An organization focused in identifying and developing Alberta’s finest baseball athletes.  The council also offers volunteer opportunities including coaching, and is developing an online resource for baseball coaches in Alberta.

For More Information:  CLICK HERE