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About Our Ball Field Groundskeeper Training | Groundskeeper University Our dedicated online resources for baseball groundskeepers by groundskeepers are available in whichever format works for you: blog articles, online field dimensions, even training right here at Groundskeeper University Whatever you need for your ballfield, think Beacon
Get Certified - Groundskeeper University Whether you’re a seasoned veteran looking for a refresher, or you’re new to groundskeeping as new staff, summer help or a volunteer, you’ll find Groundskeeper U to be a great resource Learning the right way at your pace is the best way to learn and retain the information That’s what Groundskeeper U was created for: to give everyone the opportunity to learn the tried true practices
Introduction to Groundskeeping - Groundskeeper University These introductory modules serve as the perfect starting point or refresher GU author and former major league groundskeeper Paul Zwaska delivers the tried and true techniques for common game day prep Beacon Athletics developed Groundskeeper U to help grounds crews get on the same page, doing things the right way When you complete these introductory modules and lessons, you’ll be equipped
Groundskeeper U – Baseball Groundskeeper Training by Beacon Athletics Groundskeeper U is the perfect online training developed by Beacon Athletics groundskeeper for baseball groundskeepers and staff who take care of ball fields Our FREE certification courses use videos, photos and written material to help you learn the right way Start learning today!
Shovels Rakes - Groundskeeper University Shovels are the most basic of tools used by the groundskeeper While primarily used for material movement or excavation, round and square end steel shovels can have their front edge sharpened with a grinder to also make them more effective at shaving off compacted clay and soil
105. Moisture Management Archives - Groundskeeper University Many groundskeepers fear water But the reality is water is the lifeblood of a ballfield We rely on water to help keep the infield soil as one cohesive unit, to provide a resilient playing surface, and to help reduce wear That’s right Water is the key tool in reducing wear Moisture and clay are the glue holding infield soil together Without moisture, your field can become hard and
Grooming Smaller Areas - Groundskeeper University To scarify tight areas, a hand nail drag like the X-Drag will do the best job The goal is to loosen the soil around home plate and the baselines, as consistently as possible, no deeper than 1 2 inch
Causes of Puddles - Groundskeeper University A couple other causes of poor drainage in your infield are high wear areas — around the bases, infielder positions, and home plate — and a poor surface grade overall In the high wear areas you should pay special attention to the formation of low spots where soil is displaced
Specialized Tools - Groundskeeper University Underrated That’s the best way to describe this simple-looking tool The level board is a key leveling tool that works like a road grader Equipped with a stainless steel cutting bar, it’s rugged enough to cut down high soil areas