BASEBALL TRAINING WITH A CLEAR FIRST PRIORITY.
Start by understanding what the player does well and what needs attention first. Coaching gives that priority a purpose, a practice plan, and feedback as the player learns to apply it.
Protect the strengths that give the player value. Develop the skill that helps those strengths show up more consistently in competition.
DEVELOPMENT FOCUS
THE WORK STARTS WITH THE PLAYER.
HITTING MECHANICS
Defense
Speed + Strength
Understand how the hitter creates the swing and what helps the barrel arrive on time. Work on direction, timing, barrel accuracy, and adjustability while protecting what already works. Use game at-bats to study how those skills hold up against changing speeds and locations.
Connect preparation, reads, routes, footwork, exchanges, and throwing to completing the play. Practice gives us a close look at the action. Games show how the player reads the ball, makes decisions, and uses the skill at game speed.
Develop strength, acceleration, deceleration, and movement control around the player's current needs. Connect the physical work to baseball actions and preparation for competition.
SESSION STANDARD
KNOW WHAT TO WORK ON WHEN THE SESSION ENDS.
OBSERVE
Watch the player's natural action. Identify the strength to protect and the first priority to develop.
APPLY
Use a task or drill selected for that priority. Make the purpose clear so the player understands what to practice and why.
ADAPT
Adjust the task, feedback, or difficulty according to the player's response. Keep the work connected to timing, decisions, and repeatability.
REASSESS
Review what improved, what still changes under greater demands, and what should come next. Practice improvement is a step forward; game performance shows whether the player can use it in competition.
STARTING POINT
ONE-SKILL IN-PERSON PLAYER EVALUATION
$250 | 60 minutes
I begin by watching the selected skill without coaching. I identify what works, explain what is limiting the action, and test an adjustment to the first development priority. Useful repetitions are recorded for review, and the written evaluation explains the response and recommended next step.
The written evaluation is delivered within 2 business days after the completed session and receipt of any required materials. It may include one immediate practice focus. A full individualized drill program is separate scope.
The Development Series and Development Package require a completed One-Skill Player Evaluation or greater. The evaluation is purchased separately and is not included in either package price.
DEVELOPMENT SERIES
$900
A focused five-session progression around the player's current priority.
• Five individualized 60-minute training sessions
• One full video analysis
• Drill progressions connected to the development priority
• One coaching message check-in per week, with a response within 2 business days
Begin within 30 days of purchase. Complete the series within 120 days of purchase and within 12 weeks of the first session. The video analysis accepts up to 12 clips totaling no more than 10 minutes.
DEVELOPMENT PACKAGE
$2,500
A longer coaching progression with more video review and progress tracking.
• Ten individualized 60-minute training sessions
• Three video breakdowns
• A customized development plan
• Blast Motion integration; hardware is not included
• Shared coaching notes and progress tracking
• Two coaching message check-ins per week, with a response within 2 business days
Begin within 30 days of purchase and complete the package within 180 days of purchase. Each video breakdown accepts up to 12 clips totaling no more than 10 minutes.
CHOOSE THE SUPPORT THE WORK NEEDS.
The Development Series provides five sessions and one video analysis. The Development Package provides ten sessions, three video breakdowns, a customized plan, Blast Motion integration, shared notes, and progress tracking. Choose the level of coaching and follow-up that fits the player's development needs.
BEFORE BOOKING
CONFIRM THE PLAN BEFORE THE FIRST SESSION.
Your written plan confirms:
- • Session length, format, and training location or remote platform
• The player's age, level, positions, and first development priority
• The work included in the selected service
• Scheduling, rescheduling, cancellation, and missed-session terms
• Video submission limits, review timing, and how feedback is shared
• Messaging access and response windows
• Technology, facility, and equipment requirements
• Payment terms and the time available to complete the program
What happens after the inquiry
Before payment, you or the person supporting you will receive the service format, included work, schedule, and policies in writing.
PRACTICE PROGRESS AND GAME PERFORMANCE
A live evaluation identifies the starting point and tests an adjustment. Coaching helps the player apply the work and review progress. Controlled practice does not establish game instincts or consistent game performance. When we need game footage or live competition to answer a question, I will explain what needs to be seen.