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by MarkJMillsap » Thu Mar 17, 2011 4:51 pm

When and where are Jorge's classes? :?:
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by It is what it is » Thu Mar 17, 2011 8:05 pm

Call The Workshop 562-924-2600. Classes are there in Cerritos on Mondays. Jorge is Official.
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by softbalmom09 » Thu Mar 17, 2011 8:28 pm

Thank you for all the responses. I can't wait to look at each of these sites. I'm sure my DD will find a great instructor out of the list provided!!
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by milliondollarbaby » Thu Mar 17, 2011 8:44 pm

Try Craig Worthington @ 562 556 9020. Great hitting/fielding coach with 1 on1 attention. will not be disapointed. My daughter goes for both with great results.
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by LA FAMILIA » Sat Mar 19, 2011 9:07 pm

Learn by the best
Howard Kobata
he is moving to out of state so buy the DVD's
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by anonlooker » Sun Mar 20, 2011 7:46 am

My DD worked with Kobata for over a year and yes, he improved her game.

She's been working with Jorge for about 6 months and he is taking her to another level altogether. Her infield play and her confidence have improved dramatically. By the end of the workout she's bushed, and can hardly wait for the week to go by so she can get back out there and do it again.

Playing is SoCal you see the best players in the country. After years of watching these kids and thinking "I can never be 'that' good" she is now rubbing elbows with these same Top 25 recruits at Jorge's workouts and thinking "I can do this." While that remains to be seen, the shift in her perception of her ability is impacting every facet of her game in a positive way. You just can't top the experience of a Jorge workout, and I'd bet every kid out there will tell you the same thing.

Anyone advocating 'buying the DVD' and learning how to play the game while watching a television set simply doesn't understand how the game (and the world) have evolved. These kids are a generation unto themselves who see TV as a relic for their parents amusement.

Want a dustcatcher? Buy a DVD.

Want a healthy, confident, enthusiastic ballplayer? Take her to Jorge.
Don't worry about tomorrow. You did that yesterday.
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