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Baseball Clinic in Slovenia

Posted on January 5, 2008 by philipp

The Baseball and Softball Federation of Slovenia invites interested people to attend a Baseball Clinic for coaches and players. The event will take place from January 18th to 20th. The location is a gym of an elementary school in Ljubljana.

The clinic is open to all interested people, even if they never played baseball. The entering fee is set with 10 €. A baseball and softball goods fair is also planned.

For more information mail to zbss@siol.net or call +386 (0)51 376-016.

Baseball Clinic Slovenia 2008
January 18-20
Elementary School Ledina
Komenskega Street 19
Ljubljana

1 thought on “Baseball Clinic in Slovenia”

  1. Jim Clayton says:
    February 10, 2008 at 9:16 am

    I am an American baseball coach. I have traveled to Ireland, France, Ukraine, and Latvia coaching baseball. I plan on coaching baseball in Hungary this year. My schedule is almost fully set. However, there may be a possibility of traveling elsewhere in Europe during my visits there. I plan on arriving in Hungary on June 24. The team and myself will be traveling to Austria on 4 July through 6 July. I must be back in the U.S. by July 18. It might be possible for me to travel elsewhere in Europe from 7 July to 17 July.

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