I've partnered with Pitching Coach U to bring remote pitching development to athletes anywhere, with the same personal attention I'd give someone standing in front of me.
A real evaluation — strength, mobility and movement, and pitching mechanics — that identifies where you're at and where you can improve. Included in your price.
Throwing, lifting, mobility, and arm care logged and reviewed within the Pitching Coach U platform — not just a spreadsheet you submit once a month.
5 days a month in the Pitching Coach U facility, included at no extra cost — perfect for bullpens, velo days, or check-ins if you're located in or visiting Arizona.
A capped roster instead of dozens of athletes split across one coach, plus unlimited calls and texts with me directly.
Measurable outcomes that adapt and change as you improve — the plan moves with you, not on a fixed script.
No 12-month contracts. No facility fees stacked on top of your plan. No getting matched with whichever coach has an opening. You work directly with me, for as long as it makes sense for you.
If you're local to Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, or anywhere else in the Valley, 1-on-1 in-person pitching lessons are also available at $100/hr at Pitching Coach U.
Book a Free ConsultWe talk through your goals, your timeline, and what to expect before anything starts.
Three videos: strength, mobility and movement, and pitching mechanics. That's how I find out what's actually going on before I build anything.
Your first four weeks, mapped out — throwing progressions, a lifting plan, arm care, mobility work, all specific to what your assessment showed.
You train, you send weekly video, I give you weekly feedback, and the plan adjusts as you improve. No guessing whether it's working.
Velocity isn't one thing — it's mechanics, strength, and mobility working together. The plan is built to develop all three, not just chase one piece.
If you're already strong, we work on turning that strength into faster, more explosive movement. If you're not there yet, that's usually the fastest ground to make up.
Velocity and nasty stuff mean nothing if you can't locate it. Command work gets built directly into your throwing and mound sessions, not treated as an afterthought.
The best pitchers make this look easy because their bodies let them. Better movement quality supports better stuff and fewer trips to the trainer's table.
A fastball alone doesn't get outs at higher levels. Pitches get built around how your body actually moves, not a generic grip off a chart.
You can't out-train bad recovery. It's built into the plan from day one, not a footnote.
Professional pitcher, 2021-2026 — Minnesota Twins organization and Frontier League. 5+ years of experience coaching players of all levels.
I've been through my own Tommy John recovery, so durability isn't an afterthought in how I program.
Pick whichever's easier — grab a time directly on the calendar, or send me the details and I'll follow up.
Tell me a bit about where you're at and what you're looking for.