NHBUA Baseball Umpire Development (B.U.D.) Training
Are you Interested in Umpiring NHIAA High School Baseball?
Our Baseball Umpire Development (BUD) program is designed to develop and train both men and women, regardless of prior experience, to become skilled and confident umpires. You’ll gain the knowledge and skills needed for a successful future in baseball officiating with a team of highly experienced instructors—including professionals with professional, collegiate, and high school umpiring backgrounds. Contact B.U.D. Chairman Jim Walsh at jim-walsh@comcast.net
Top Features
✓ Expert Trainers
✓ Individualized and Small Group Instruction
✓ Modern Techniques and Ethics
What Will You Experience?
Learn from certified, professional umpires who are committed to helping you improve.
Training: Classes focus on personalized guidance, using tools like pitching machines and video analysis to master plate mechanics and the strike zone. Small group settings ensure that your concerns and questions are addressed
Expertise: Learn from qualified tournament umpires who are committed to helping you improve. All participants receive equal opportunities to develop their skills and knowledge
High-Quality Training: Classes focus on personalized guidance, using tools like pitching machines and video analysis to master plate mechanics and the strike zone. Small group settings ensure that your concerns and questions are addressed.
High-Quality Training: Classes focus on personalized guidance, using tools like pitching machines and video analysis to master plate mechanics and the strike zone. Small group settings ensure that your concerns and questions are addressed.
other learning
Modern Techniques and Ethics
The Ethics of Officiating: Developing a strong mental approach and professional attitude.
National Federation Rules: Understanding the rules that govern the game..
NHBUA Membership Responsibilities: Maintaining the quality and integrity of the umpiring community.
Umpiring Essentials: Covering appearance, equipment, crowd control, and continuous improvement.
Field Mechanics: Mastering two-man systems, signals, and plate / base mechanics.
