A Lifetime of Coaching Winning Players

If you’re like most baseball parents I talk to, you’re doing everything you can — but still not sure what’s working, what’s not, or what to do next.

My dad had no baseball experience. But when I was 5, we started training in the backyard — just 15 minutes a day. No fancy gear. No coaching titles. Just consistency.

I was the smallest kid in Little League. As a teen, I overheard the experts say I was too small, too slow, and too weak to play college baseball. But those simple reps became the foundation that helped me become a College World Series Champion and Olympian.

If we could figure it out — you can too.

You pay for camps, clinics, maybe private lessons. You even search YouTube. But there’s so much conflicting advice — and no clear path — that you and your child end up overwhelmed.

It’s not your fault. No one ever gave you a simple way forward.

That’s exactly why I built this: to help parents like you understand what’s really going wrong — and how to fix it in just 15 focused minutes a day, even if you’ve never played or coached before.

My dad never played baseball. But he helped me become an Olympian — not with expert advice, but by showing up.

Those 15-minute backyard sessions became the foundation of the plan I now share with families: a clear path built on simplicity, belief, and an easy-to-follow blueprint anyone can use.

If you're willing to show up like he did, the 30-minute success plan above could be the turning point for your child — and for you.