Chip G.

I have 10 years of mentoring experience for baseball as I have helped run kids' camps and summer programs that teach kids aged 8-18. After graduating in 2023, I got one year of experience coaching a high school varsity team at Franklin Learning Center in Philadelphia. I have spent over 5 years giving private lessons and training to kids of all age ranges.

I was a 4 year, DII varsity pitcher at Walsh University in Canton, OH. I was part of the GMAC championship team in 2022 and pitched as both a reliever and starter during my 4 years.

Clients can expect a solid structure for each lesson that they attend. Much of our focus will be on the fundamentals and drill work that will instill confidence and improve their skills. Our lessons will also focus on athletic capability and include training and conditioning to ensure that they reach their potential. Lessons can be focused to specific skills such as hitting or pitching, and can also be broadened to other scopes such as position work, fielding, base-running and learning the flow of the game. The general plan of the lesson will start with proper warmups, stretches and some conditioning so they are ready to go. We will then transition to fundamental drill work (hitting partners in the chest during catch, pitching mechanics, towel drills, tee work, swing mechanics, soft toss, close-up fielding work, tracking fly balls, etc). Afterwards, we will apply our skills to game-like scenarios so that we can practice what we have gone over and make sure the drills are sticking. Players must know that practice makes permanent. We need to focus on our drills and apply them to game-like scenarios so that we can perform when it comes to those moments in games. Lastly, we look to end with some sort of conditioning/game that gets them moving, helps recovery, and keeps them athletic.