08/24/2026
Great Information here on blocking from Josh Crouch | Catching Coach during our camp this past weekend!
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Berg Backstops is a catcher-development brand built on skill, leadership, and faith.
Founded by Division I catcher and Lipscomb University Assistant Coach, Jake Berg. We train athletes to receive, block, throw, lead, and compete with confidence.
08/23/2026
Blocking Drills from camp day 1 with Josh Crouch | Catching Coach!
What’s your favorite drill?
08/06/2026
Elite Catcher Development Camp is coming up.
August 22–23
Lipscomb University
Berg Backstops x Catchers Collective
Receiving • Blocking • Throwing • Transfers • Mobility • Leadership • Game IQ
Spots are still available. Link in bio or DM “CAMP” for info.
07/15/2026
🚨 MIDDLE TENNESSEE CATCHERS 🚨
The Elite Catcher Development Camp is officially here.
We’re excited to partner with Catcher’s Collective to bring one of the most complete catcher development experiences in the area.
Over two days, catchers will develop the skills that matter most:
⚾️ Stance
⚾️ Receiving
⚾️ Blocking
⚾️ Transfers & Footwork
⚾️ Throwing
⚾️ Arm Care
⚾️ Leadership & Game Management
Whether you’re a youth, middle school, or high school catcher, you’ll receive instruction tailored to your age and skill level.
🔥 Early Bird Registration is now open!
Use code EARLYBIRD before August 1 to save on registration.
Spots are limited.
🔗 Register: bergbackstops.com/camps
Tag a catcher (or parent) who needs to see this. 👇
07/04/2026
🇺🇸 Happy 4th from Berg Backstops.
Freedom, faith, baseball, and a little USA gear behind the plate.
Grateful for the people who protect this country and the opportunity to keep building leaders through the game we love.
Also we have our 4th of July, 🇺🇸 merch available — hats + tees available in black and white. Check the last slide. Link in bio.
Happy Independence Day. God Bless America.
07/03/2026
Bullpens are where the habits are built.
Working on staying late and ripping the glove back through the middle.
🎥 Cutter.
🎥 Changeup.
Different movement. Same goal.
Move it quick. Stop it quick.
Can you tell what changed between the two catches?
06/21/2026
A look inside Battery Camp ⚾️
Pitchers and catchers training together the way the game is actually played.
✅ Warmup and Mobility
✅ Pitching Primer and Arm Care
✅ Forearm Primer into Receiving Warmup
✅ Bullpens (2x 10 pitches)
✅ Working FB location ex*****on
✅ Communication Between Pitcher & Catcher Review
Our goal is simple: develop complete batteries and help players perform with confidence when the lights come on.
Summer sessions are held at Lipscomb University:
📍 Monday: 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM
📍 Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM
📍 Thursday: 5:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Players can attend individual sessions or save with package options.
We also have a few spots remaining in our Catching Academy on Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Registration available through the link in bio.
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05/28/2026
Pitchers and catchers — this summer is for you.
Introducing the Berg Backstops Battery Camps in Nashville.
These camps are built to develop both sides of the battery: pitchers sharpening mechanics, command, and ex*****on; catchers improving receiving, blocking, throwing, communication, and leadership.
Then we bring it together through competitive bullpens and game-like reps.
Youth Battery Camp
Mondays | 10:00 AM–12:30 PM
High School Battery Camp
Tuesdays | 10:00 AM–12:30 PM
I’m excited to have Kaleb Kantola leading the pitching side of the camps.
Kaleb is a senior RHP, was named to the NCBWA Midseason Stopper of the Year Watchlist, and will bring detailed pitching instruction focused on mechanics, command, velocity, and competing on the mound.
Pitchers and catchers can register individually — athletes will be paired together during bullpen work.
Spots are limited.
DM “BATTERY” for more information or register through the link in bio.
Where Leaders Are Built.
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05/26/2026
Big-time throw from my guy Ale in our first game of the ASUN tournament.
1.76 pop time. Right on the money.
What stood out most was how smooth it was: clean transfer, controlled feet, no wasted movement and an accurate throw that gave the runner no chance.
With wet grass, the long hop was the right throw — firm, under control and easy for the infielder to handle.
Smooth is fast. Accuracy finishes the play.
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