Flush Baseball this past Saturday

This past Saturday, Flush Baseball’s 13U and 11U teams played in Lilburn and Dacula, respectively. Here’s some select photos.

JB Williams Park in Lilburn, GA. This game started several minutes late due to some unforseen circumstances involving a team using the field prior to this game. By the start of this game, the players were ready to play.

A photo taken a split second earlier or later would have looked much different. These photos don’t do justice to just how fast and precise each player must be while on the field.

The best possible explanation for this photo is that we ARE in fact living in the matrix.

Now we’re at Harbins Park in Dacula, GA. Sometimes, it’s impossible to tell which is moving faster, the player or the ball. Milliseconds absolutely count in this game.

When the action is stopped, it’s possible to see details that the human eye would typically not see such as the clumps of dust suspended in the air as high as the players heads.

The first purpose of Flush Baseball is to invest in today’s youth and create an environment in which they may receive the highest level of training in proper baseball mechanics, as well as training in leadership and teamwork.

Royal Flush also offers elite-level apprenticeships, followed by guaranteed 6-figure incomes, to Flush players after graduation. This gives these young men a guaranteed path to a super secure and comfortable future if they choose to take it.

The benefits to playing travel sports as a child are very great, and this is the reason why businesses seek out former travel sports players when they are looking to fill crucial management positions. The benefits include learning foundational traits like hard work, self-discipline, and persistence. They also learn how to be a part of a successful team, which is a trait that is all too often missing in today’s society.