Jason B.

Wheat Ridge High School, Wheat Ridge, CO
Head Baseball Coach (Present)

Brighton High School, Brighton, CO
Head Baseball Coach 2022-2023

Monarch High School, Louisville, CO
Assistant Baseball Coach 2021-2022

Confier High School, Conifer CO
Head Baseball Coach(2019-2021)

Arvada High School , Arvada, CO
Head Baseball Coach (2017-2019)

Diamond Club Baseball Academy, Wheat Ridge, CO
Fall Season: Head Coach (17yr-18yr old (high school) Select Team) 2016-2018
Summer Season: Head Coach (17-18yr old 2016-2018
Head Coach 16U Team 2019

Arrupe Jesuit High School, Denver, CO
Head Baseball Coach (2015-2017)

Legacy High School Broomfield, Colorado
Assistant Baseball Coach (2013-2015)
C level Head Coach (2015)
JV Assistant Coach (2013-2014)
Summer Head B Level Coach (2015)
Summer Varsity Assistant Coach (2014)
Assistant Summer C Level Coach (2013)

Private Instruction (hitting,fielding, and throwing)
Ages 9-18 (2009-Present)

TSA Northwest Sports Academy, Buffalo Grove, Illinois
12U Travel Head Baseball Coach
14U Assistant Coach
16U-18U Assistant Coach (2009)

College Experience: Lincoln College (2003-2005). I was a walk on and played third base and designated hitter.

“No matter how good you are, you’re going to lose one-third of your games. No matter how bad you are you’re going to win one-third of your games. It’s the other third that makes the difference.”

Tommy Lasorda

Sessions will consist continuing fundamental and mechanical improvement followed by workouts to increase and building in the areas of infield, outfield, hitting and base-running.

Hitting-When it comes to becoming a successful hitter, one must learn how to use the whole body in there swing. For the hitting training, we work on proper hands, hip turn and footwork to help hitters improve there skills. I also focus on the core area to help develop hitting power and various drills to strengthen the swing.

Infield: Developing the lower half such as footwork and developing soft hands and agility are just a few areas are the focus to developing young fielders. Infielders will drill in each stage of fielding before transitioning to live ground balls.

Outfield: Many ball players feel the outfield is easy as you just need to catch a baseball. Truth is there are many areas to train and focus on to play each area of the outfield successfully. When training in the outfield, players will train in improving footwork, tracking, agility, catching ability, and endurance.

Baserunning: Some ball players feel that base running is learned as you go. What a lot done understand is that there is an art to becoming a proper base running. In this area, we focus on footwork, agility training, running ability, learning how to take proper leads, sliding, etc. Base running when done right can when you baseball games.

Catcher: with this position, I like to focus on stance, arm strength, blocking technique, moving around the plate, arm accuracy as well as strength and explosive body workouts to help build your at this position.

Pitching: Your will work to learn the basic fundamentals and techniques it takes to build an accurate arm. We work on a flat surface to begin then transition to the mound when the mechanics and technique reach a certain learning point.

All first sessions are recorded so that clients can get a visualization of there current ability and to allow a proper workout plan to be created for client improvement to begin.

In my Athletic Highlights, there is a quote that I put in there. The last part of that quote states "It's the other third that makes a difference" How does the other third make a difference? You answer will define what steps you want to take to reach your goals.