Tyler H.

As a professional pitcher in the Colorado Rockies organization, I've worked with athletes ranging from youth baseball to the collegiate level. My coaching focuses on individualized pitching development, mechanics, arm care, mobility, and velocity training. I previously held an ABBA certification and use my experience as both a Division I and professional pitcher to help athletes reach their goals.

I began my pitching career late in high school, developing from an 80 mph thrower into a professional pitcher who has reached 99 mph. I competed for two years at the junior college level before transferring to Austin Peay State University, where I pitched at the NCAA Division I level. In 2024, I was selected by the Colorado Rockies in the 18th round of the MLB Draft. Since then, I've competed professionally at both the Low-A and High-A levels in the Rockies organization. My journey has given me firsthand experience with the development, discipline, and adjustments necessary to compete at increasingly higher levels of baseball.

Every session is tailored to the individual athlete, their goals, and where they are in their development. We typically begin with a dynamic warm-up, mobility work, and a pre-throwing arm care routine to prepare the body for throwing.

From there, we move into catch play and individualized throwing drills, focusing on improving movement efficiency, mechanics, and overall throwing performance. Depending on the athlete's needs and throwing schedule, we may incorporate velocity development, mechanical adjustments, or bullpen work.

Throughout the session, I use video analysis and real-time feedback to help athletes understand not only what we're working on, but why it matters. We finish with post-throwing arm care, review what we accomplished, and establish areas to focus on moving forward.

My philosophy is that no two pitchers move exactly alike, so I prioritize finding adjustments that work with each athlete's natural movement patterns rather than teaching a one-size-fits-all delivery. The goal is to help athletes become healthier, more efficient, and more confident pitchers while giving them the tools to continue improving outside of our sessions.