FOR PARENTS OF HIGH SCHOOL BALLPLAYERS

Is your athlete on track
for college ball?

Answer a few quick questions about your athlete's goals and training. You'll get a suggested starting point to go over with a coach.

Start the fit check

Takes about 2 minutes. Nothing to pay.

  • Drafted by the Cincinnati Reds, 2017
  • 700+ athletes trained
  • Remote training that fits your schedule
Brandon Marsh in his official Philadelphia Phillies roster headshot

“Ian studies and proves everything he says and does.”

Brandon Marsh, Philadelphia Phillies

Three steps. No guesswork.

  1. Take the fit check.

    Tell us about your athlete's goals and training. Two minutes.

  2. Talk to a coach.

    Both parents are welcome. Bring your questions about pricing and the guarantee.

  3. Train with direction.

    Follow your personalized remote plan, communicate with the team, and track your progress.

What the program is built to move

  • +14 MPHExit velocity
  • +8 MPHThrowing velocity
  • −0.6 SEC60-yard dash

Money-back guarantee. Eligibility and refund terms are reviewed on your call.

Questions parents ask first

How much does it cost?

Pricing depends on the plan, and a coach walks you through it on the call before you commit to anything.

My kid already lifts with the high school team. Does this conflict?

Bring your schedule, equipment access, and current training to the call so the team can assess the fit.

Does remote training really work?

Your athlete trains where you live. Training and communication with the coaching team happen through a training app.

Is a scholarship guaranteed?

No. Nobody can promise a scholarship or a college offer. Recruiting depends on many factors. The program targets measurable gains in exit velocity, throwing velocity, and 60-yard dash time.