David H.

My coaching career began at the age of fifteen at United Sports Academy. I would go on to instruct youth athletes in both baseball and football

It was an awesome, and rewarding, start to my young coaching career. I was able to share my knowledge as an athlete to the younger players in the area who had a passion for the game.

I spent most of the time enhancing the abilities of pitchers, catchers, and outfielders. I learned as much from the student athletes as they learned from me. It was quite the experience. I'll never forget.

I excelled in baseball and football, both of which I played at the high school level. After my sophomore year at Northeast High School, it became clear that I would have to pursue a baseball career if I'd like to play at the college level.

Is was able to obtain a baseball scholarship to play Division II at Nova Southeastern University. It was challenging, but one heck of an experience.

A client can expect both development of the student athletes's skill and also character. The planned sessions would revolve around the proper balance of their strengths and weaknesses.

The first lesson is totally half evaluation and half lesson, that way it's no rush into complex lessons.

But once the evaluations are done, it opens up the best path to achieve the athlete/parents goals.

Typically, baseball lessons involve glove work, shoulder work, toss with purpose, quality swings, and a short conditioning session.