# New York's Baseball Coaches: Three Picks for Three Kinds of Players
Author: Nick O'Brien
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Published: 2026-09-18
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# New York’s Baseball Coaches: Three Picks for Three Kinds of Players

_Updated September 2026 · By the TeachMe.To Editorial Team_

Of the four active [baseball](https://teachme.to/browse/baseball) coaches on TeachMe.To in New York, two have documented parent reviews on file - and those two account for 17 of the roster’s 25 total reviews. That concentration tells you something real: youth player development is where coaching demand has been loudest on this platform, and the coaches who serve it have built multi-season relationships with families, not one-off sessions. Edgar Olmos alone carries 12 reviews - more than double any other coach’s count on the platform’s New York baseball roster.

Price spread is wide. The four coaches sit at four different price tiers: $, $$$, and $$$$, which means budget genuinely separates your options here. If you’re looking for mechanics-focused instruction at the most accessible price point on the roster, that’s a different coach than the one best suited to a young pitcher building a multi-year development plan.

For a broader primer on what to expect from private baseball instruction - session structure, pricing benchmarks, and how to evaluate a coach before your first booking - [our guide to baseball coaching and what it costs](https://teachme.to/blog/baseball-coaching-and-lessons-how-to-choose-a-trainer-what-it-costs-and-where-to-start) is worth reading first.

## What Shapes TeachMe.To’s New York Baseball Roster

Four coaches. No nationally certified credentials listed in any bio. One coach with 40-plus years of experience. One whose professional playing background surfaces only in his students’ reviews, not in his own listing.

That last detail is specific to Yeuri Amparo. His bio field is blank, but two of his five reviews independently describe him as a former professional player and trace specific mechanical improvements back to sessions with him. You’d only know this if you read the reviews rather than skimming the listing summary.

Lesson activity on TeachMe.To’s New York baseball data concentrates at one outdoor venue on the West side of the metro. All five completed lessons in the platform’s records took place there. The other venues in the roster have live listings but no completed lessons on file yet.

On pricing: the four coaches span $ to $$$$. No two coaches sit at the same tier, so the roster naturally separates by budget without overlap.

## New York’s Baseball Coaches on TeachMe.To

Three picks below, each matched to a specific student profile.

CoachBest ForRatingReviewsHappy Student ScorePrice TierEdgar OlmosKids and youth pitching5.01280/100$$$$Yeuri AmparoMechanics and swing work5.0599/100$Edgar VazquezAll-ages, long-term development5.05n/a$$$

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### Best Baseball Coach in New York for Kids

![Edgar Olmos - baseball coach in New York](https://prod.superblogcdn.com/site_cuid_clbflviuv1211271lryc26gl78p/images/1755145429328croppedavatar-1789740390752-compressed.jpg)

**[Edgar Olmos](https://teachme.to/listings/baseball/baseball-with-edgar-olmos)** carries 12 reviews on TeachMe.To - the deepest individual review record on the platform’s New York baseball roster. He’s been coaching for over 25 years. What stands out in his reviews isn’t just volume; it’s consistency of subject. Parents return, review after review, to the same themes: pitching fundamentals, the physical demands of the mound, and a lesson-by-lesson growth plan built around the individual kid.

Aaron Matson put it this way: “Edgar not only teaches the fundamentals of pitching, but he teaches the physical aspect of what it takes to be successful on the mound. He took my son (Keyton) under his wing and began molding him into what he is today. Taught him the game and how to approach situations mentally and with a healthy plan to have him grow lesson by lesson.”

Jake Blakely’s review covers the broader range: “He has a remarkable ability to connect with each player and creates a personalized plan to help them achieve their goals.” That adaptability - across age groups and skill levels - is what makes Olmos a strong fit for parents who aren’t sure exactly where their child stands, only that they want to improve.

His price tier is $$$$. Families new to private baseball instruction may find [our complete guide to kids baseball lessons](https://teachme.to/blog/kids-baseball-lessons-complete-guide-to-ages-formats-pricing-and-coaches) useful for understanding session formats, age-appropriate pacing, and what to look for when evaluating a coach for a younger player.

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### Best for Stroke / Mechanics Work: Baseball Coach in New York

![Yeuri Amparo - baseball coach in New York](https://prod.superblogcdn.com/site_cuid_clbflviuv1211271lryc26gl78p/images/c9a09392-368a-4aec-9cfb-7eb8ec65cf82-1789740389341-compressed.jpg)

**[Yeuri Amparo](https://teachme.to/listings/baseball/baseball-with-yeuri-amparo)** has five reviews and a happy student score of 99 out of 100. His listing bio is blank - but his students filled in the picture. Two reviews independently reference his background as a former professional player, and both trace specific physical and mechanical gains back to that foundation.

Romer Medina, writing about pitching development: “He helped me develop better mechanics, increase my velocity, and build more strength and explosiveness. I feel more confident on the mound and more prepared to compete. Coach Amparo pushes me to be disciplined and consistent, and that has made a big difference in my progress.”

A second student, Isaías, described a broader physical development arc: “He helped me get stronger, faster, and more disciplined. My mechanics and overall performance have improved a lot, and I feel more confident every time I step on the field.”

Both reviews land on the same thing: training calibrated to a professional standard. If the goal is rebuilding a swing, cleaning up pitching mechanics, or closing the gap between current form and competitive-level execution, Amparo’s price tier of $ makes him the most accessible entry point on the roster for that kind of focused work.

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### Most-Booked Baseball Coach in New York

![Edgar Vazquez - baseball coach in New York](https://prod.superblogcdn.com/site_cuid_clbflviuv1211271lryc26gl78p/images/0b92ba11-1ce6-44f5-824c-c2d4939d27ff-1789740390865-compressed.jpeg)

**[Edgar Vazquez](https://teachme.to/listings/baseball/baseball-with-edgar-vazquez)** has been coaching baseball for over four decades. His five reviews on TeachMe.To’s New York roster represent the most booking activity in the platform’s New York baseball data, and the relationships his reviews describe are measured in years, not sessions.

Jack T. described what a five-year coaching relationship with Vazquez looks like from a parent’s perspective: “We have seen our son improve as a ball player, but more importantly learn lessons about perseverance, effort, confidence, and being a good teammate. Coach has taught him the fundamentals in baseball and helped teach him valuable lessons about life.”

Devin O. focused on the tactical side: “With his deep baseball IQ, coach was able to hone in on improvement areas and develop my son into a better baseball player. Coach Ed has a way with simplifying the game, with a great sense of humor, that helps the kids enjoy their training sessions.”

Serious baseball knowledge delivered in a way that holds a kid’s attention - that combination runs through both reviews. His price tier is $$$. Families or players who want a coach with demonstrated long-term relationships on this platform’s New York roster will find Vazquez a natural fit.

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## Frequently Asked Questions

### How much do baseball lessons cost in New York?

TeachMe.To’s New York baseball roster spans from $ to $$$$, covering four distinct price tiers across four coaches. That means meaningful price differences exist within the same small roster. Each coach’s current pricing is displayed on their individual listing page - check there for the most up-to-date rates before booking.

### What should I look for in a baseball coach in New York?

Start with the type of development you need. For youth players and pitchers, look for coaches with documented parent reviews that describe multi-session growth plans, not just one-off feedback. For mechanics work, check whether student reviews name specific improvements - velocity, swing path, footwork - rather than general progress. Review count and the length of coaching relationships described are reliable signals on this platform.

### Are there baseball lessons for kids in New York?

Yes. Two of the four coaches on TeachMe.To’s New York baseball roster have parent reviews on file: Edgar Olmos and Edgar Vazquez. Olmos’s 12 reviews concentrate heavily on youth pitching development and multi-season player relationships. Vazquez’s reviews span five or more years with individual students, with parents noting both technical improvement and character development.

### Where can I take baseball lessons in New York?

TeachMe.To-listed coaches in New York work at outdoor venues across the metro, including outdoor fields and outdoor venues on the West and East sides of the city. All five completed lessons in the platform’s New York baseball data took place at an outdoor venue on the West side. Location details and current availability are visible on each coach’s listing page.

### How do I book a baseball lesson on TeachMe.To?

Browse the active roster, select a coach whose profile and reviews match your goals, and book directly through their TeachMe.To listing page. You can compare by price tier and read verified student reviews before committing to a session.

## Methodology

This post draws on first-party TeachMe.To data: completed lessons at listed venues, verified review counts, happy student scores, and coach bio content as self-submitted by coaches. Credentials referenced in bios are bio-sourced and not independently verified by TeachMe.To. Data pulled September 2026.

Ready to find a coach? Browse the full list of [baseball coaches in New York](https://teachme.to/browse/baseball/new-york/new-york) to compare options across price tier, student reviews, and venue location.


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