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Choose Your Lesson
Choose 1:1, 2:1, or 3-4:1 based on your goals, budget, and who you want to train with.
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Choose Your Coach & Time
Pick the coach whose expertise fits your game below, then grab an open time slot that works for your schedule.
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Book Instantly
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Lincoln Hochmuth
Pitching Coach
Lincoln works with pitchers and throwers of every level, focusing on biomechanics, pitch design, and arm care. Book a lesson with Lincoln to sharpen your mechanics, add velocity, or refine your arsenal.
Noah Bush
Hitting Coach
Noah brings college and professional hitting experience to every lesson, focusing on swing biomechanics, decision-making, and adaptability. Book a lesson with Noah to build a swing that holds up at game speed.
Brandon Peterson
Hitting / Pitching Coach
Brandon draws on his professional pitching career and experience as a two-way athlete to coach both sides of the ball. Book a lesson with Brandon for hitting instruction, pitching development, or a combination of both.
Josh Threlkeld
Hitting Coach
Josh focuses on swing mechanics, timing, and approach, building lessons around each hitter's game. Book a lesson with Josh to clean up your swing and take a more confident approach into the box.
Griffin Witta
Pitching Coach
Griffin focuses on mechanical refinement, throwing adaptability, and pitch arsenal development. Book a lesson with Griffin to clean up your delivery, move better on the mound, and add a new pitch to your mix.
Private Instruction
Most Personalized
1:1 Athlete
Lesson
One-on-one coaching, fully personalized to your game. Every rep, drill, and correction is built entirely around you and your goals.
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2:1 Athlete
Lesson
Same expert coaching, split between two athletes. Great for training partners, siblings, or teammates working toward similar goals.
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3-4:1 Athlete
Lesson
Expert coaching in a small group setting. A budget-friendly way to train with a few teammates or friends while still getting individual attention.
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What's the difference between a 1:1, 2:1, and 3-4:1 lesson?
A 1:1 lesson is fully private, one-on-one with your coach for the entire session. A 2:1 lesson splits the same hour of coaching between two athletes, a great option for training partners, siblings, or teammates. A 3-4:1 lesson is a small group session for three to four athletes, a budget-friendly way to train together while still getting individual coaching attention.
Can I choose my instructor?
Yes. Check out each coach's specialty above, then select the coach that best fits your goals and availability when booking.
What ages are lessons for?
Lessons are available for youth through high school athletes. If you're unsure which format fits best, a 1:1 lesson is a great way to start.
What should I bring?
Bring your glove, bat, helmet, and water.