My coaching style is built around **high standards, accountability, preparation, and development**\. I’m a hard\-nosed coach who believes that success comes from consistently doing the little things the right way\. I don’t believe in taking shortcuts or settling for the minimum\. If something is worth doing, I believe it is worth doing correctly and putting in the extra work to get the most out of it\.

I want my athletes to understand that development doesn’t happen overnight\. It comes from showing up consistently, being willing to learn, and being willing to push yourself outside of your comfort zone\. I’m going to challenge my athletes and hold them accountable, but I also want them to understand *why* we are doing what we are doing\. My goal is not just to make an athlete better for one practice or one game, but to help build habits that will continue to benefit them throughout their career\.

**Communication is also a major part of my coaching philosophy\.** I understand that every player is different\. Athletes have different personalities, learning styles, confidence levels, and ways that they respond to coaching\. Some players respond well to being pushed and challenged, while others may need more encouragement, explanation, or a different approach\. I make an effort to recognize those differences and adapt the way I communicate with each individual athlete\.

At the same time, adapting my communication does not mean lowering my standards\. I want every athlete to know what is expected of them and understand that I genuinely care about their development\. I believe athletes respond best when they know their coach is invested in helping them succeed\.

My experience as a player has also shaped the way I coach\. I’ve been coached at different levels and have experienced the pressure, challenges, failures, and successes that come with competitive baseball\. I understand what it is like to work toward a goal, compete for an opportunity, and have to continuously prove yourself\. I want to use those experiences to help athletes avoid mistakes, build confidence, and understand what it takes to reach the next level\.

With **4\+ years of coaching experience working with athletes ages 6–18**, I’ve learned that coaching is about much more than teaching mechanics\. It’s about building relationships, earning trust, developing confidence, teaching discipline, and helping athletes become better competitors and better people.

Every training session with me is designed with one goal in mind: to make the athlete better than they were when they walked in. I don’t believe in wasting time or simply going through the motions. Each session has a purpose, and I expect athletes to bring focus, energy, and a willingness to work.

During the first few sessions, one of my biggest priorities is getting to know the athlete. Before I can truly coach someone, I want to understand how they move, how they approach drills, how they respond to instruction, what they naturally do well, where they struggle, and how they think through the game. I want to learn the player as an individual rather than immediately trying to force them into a specific system. This allows us to get on the same page and build a relationship where the athlete understands what I’m asking of them and I understand how to best coach them.

Once I have a better understanding of the athlete, we can begin tailoring training specifically to their needs and goals. We’ll typically start with a dynamic warm-up and movement preparation, followed by position-specific work and drills designed around the areas we want to develop. Depending on the player, this could include hitting, throwing, fielding, catching, footwork, athletic movement, or other baseball-specific skills.

2021-2022 First Team All Trinity League

D1 Athelete

2024 3C2A State Champion

Best Coach I ever had is Rodney Davis. He helped me really understand how to think things through, and how to develop myself as a baseball player.

Other coaches that had made a huge impact on me is 108 Performance, really teaching me what it takes to be a successful hitter, and how to properly move efficiently.

I’m a coach that’s gonna push a player to get better. I believe that if you put the wok in, you can really be the player that you need. I want to be able to fit the players needs. I understand players move/think differently, so my goal is to adapt to the player. If I adapt to how the player is, that’s where we see progress

Rates

$80/ 1 hr.

$65/ 45 min

50/ 30 min

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