Every pitcher's situation is different. Every program we build starts with understanding exactly where your son is — and what path makes the most sense for him right now.
Evaluation First · Prescription Second · 6+ Seasons in MLB · Director of Pitching — NJC · 60+ Players Drafted · $10M+ in Pro Contracts
How We Work Together
You want to understand the system and apply it yourself. This is where the complete framework lives — the evaluation model, the four training blocks, the throwing program principles, arm care protocols, and pitch design philosophy built from 15 years of MLB-level development experience.
You want direct access to my eyes and knowledge — a live session where we review your son's data, video, and development situation together. I consult, advise, and help you build the right direction. You execute the program with the clarity of someone who has been walked through it by the coach who built it.
This is the all-inclusive development experience. We handle the programming — you focus on executing it. From the moment your son enters the system, everything is built around him specifically — his evaluation data, his physical profile, his mechanical needs, and his development goals. Nothing is generic. Nothing is a template.
Proven Track Record
Real athletes. Real results. Built through evaluation-first programming and individualized development.
What the System Produces
Every athlete receives objective, data-driven evaluation reports built around their specific profile. Here is what that looks like.
| Stability Hold | Current | Goal | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2-Leg Glute Bridge | 2:00 | 3:00 | Building |
| 1-Leg Glute (L/R) | 1:00 | 2:00 | Focus Area |
| Side Plank (L/R) | 1:30 | 2:00 | Close |
| Prone Hold | 2:00 | 3:00 | Building |
Healthy arm, untapped power. Build lower-half explosiveness alongside stability work — the velocity runway is real and largely untapped at 19.
| Pitch | Velo | Grade | How to Use It |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fastball | 90.9/92.6 | 60 | Primary — establish up and in, run away from LHH |
| Curveball | 70.6/73.9 | 60 | Out pitch — strike then chase, two-plane hammer |
| Slider | 78.3/80.1 | 50 | Glove-side sweep — back foot vs LHH, away vs RHH |
| Changeup | 81.8/84.6 | 50 | Tunnels off fastball — develop more drop and gap |
Four MLB-shaped pitches confirmed on TrackMan. The fastball, curveball, and slider all grade at or above average. Priority: build changeup separation and capture a game-effort velocity reading.
Fill out the intake form and Jordan will personally review your son's situation and get back to you within 48 hours. No sales pressure. Just a real conversation about what your son needs.