January 25, 2020, 8 am - 6 pm
January 26, 2020, 8 am - noon
Region Headquarters, Warner Robins, GA,  439 Snellgrove Drive
$45 includes both days as well as Saturday lunch.

The Little League® Rules Seminar will provide education to all Little League volunteers with an extensive review of Little League Baseball and Softball Rules. Additionally, a review of select regulations that relate to on-field action will be included. The comprehensive review will dispel many myths of the games while also providing clarity, interpretation and application of the rules.

• This event will be led by the Region’s experienced Volunteer Umpire Staff
• Attendees must secure their own housing accommodations
• This is a classroom-exclusive event

• Detailed training through multiple, unique methods
• Top-notch training and education
• One-on-one, recorded plate mechanics training
• Exposure to training for 60-foot and 70/90-foot diamonds
• Valuable lessons and tools to help you become a better and successful umpire

May 29, 2000:  1 - 8 pm On-Field and classroom training
May 30, 2000:  8 am - 6 pm:  On-field and classroom training
May 31, 2000:  8 am - noon:  On-field and classroom training
Schedule is subject to change

Begin your tournament season preparation with our annual Four-Umpire Mechanics & Tournament Prep Clinic. This three-day program will include advance classroom instruction along with on-field training. Participants will be able to work with the Southeastern Region Umpire Staff to learn proper four-umpire mechanics, rotations, and responsibilities. Each participant will receive individual plate mechanics instruction time which is recorded with a DVD provided to each student. This clinic will help prepare any umpire for the upcoming tournament season.

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The Umpire School is based on solid educational principles, lecture, demonstration and supervised application conducted by the Southeastern Region Volunteer Umpire Staff that has more than 200 years of experience. Students will be provided with information and training to help them move their game to a higher level, which will include rule interpretations, proper mechanics, signaling, and positioning instruction.

Students are instructed in the two-umpire system on 60' and 70'/90' diamonds during sessions in the classroom, batting cages and at Little League Southeast Park. Topics during the School will include, but not limited to, angle/distance theory, timing techniques, proper plate and base mechanics, strike zone development, handling situations, and proper communication. Plate Mechanics are covered in detailed daily sessions, which are recorded and available to each student after the School concludes. Students will also participate in simulated game exercises and live games between local teams during the School. On-field activities, include live games are recorded and reviewed by attendees. Classroom sessions will include a comprehensive review of the Little League Rule Book. In the end, each student will be provided the tools necessary for becoming an advanced level umpire.