Beginner training plan
Your first lessonLesson 1: Getting Started
We’ll start by talking baseball — favorite players, favorite teams, and what makes the game fun. Then we’ll focus on the fundamentals: stance, grip, and swing form. Every kid learns differently, so we’ll try a few simple drills to see what clicks best and build from there.
Lesson 2-3Lesson 2-3: Building Comfort and Confidence
In our 2nd & 3rd sessions, we’ll keep working through a mix of fun drills to build consistency and improve swing mechanics. The focus is on helping the player get comfortable and confident with the bat in their hands — finding a rhythm, making solid contact, and learning what a “good swing” feels like. Every player progresses differently, so we’ll keep it positive, hands-on, and full of reps.
Lesson 4-10Lessons 4–10: Building Skills and Independence
As lessons progress, we’ll keep things fun and challenging with new drills, games, and hitting goals designed to build confidence and consistency. Players will start to see their hard work pay off as their swing becomes smoother and more natural. Along the way, we’ll also focus on teaching them how to practice with purpose — giving them the tools and routines to keep improving on their own long after our lessons end.
Youth players
Working with kidsWorking with younger players is where I feel most at home as a coach. I have extensive experience with T-ball, coach-pitch, and early Little League athletes, and as the father of two young baseball players, my life revolves around youth baseball. I understand the challenges and opportunities that come with coaching kids at this age, and I specialize in making practices fun, engaging, and development-focused. By combining proven fundamentals with creative drills and games, I help young athletes build confidence, improve their skills, and enjoy the process of learning the game.
