Weekly at minimum - and you have direct access to your coach between sessions, because development does not keep office hours.
Development does not happen in a vacuum, and it does not keep office hours. Bad outing on a Wednesday night? That is when the conversation matters - not at the next scheduled slot. We are with you throughout the process; that is the difference between mentorship and lessons.
Weekly check-ins in every program, bi-weekly video analysis sessions from the 3-month program up, priority communication in the 6-month mentorship, and direct access to your coach between sessions for questions. Mentorship, not appointments.
Weekly, at minimum, in every program. The 3-month development program and the 6-month mentorship add bi-weekly video analysis sessions on your film, and the 6-month mentorship adds priority communication, front of the line. Between sessions you have direct access to your coach for questions, so a problem on Tuesday does not wait for Friday.
It is the weekly conversation about progress, blockers, mindset, and the adjustments for next week. In a typical week the plan drops Monday, you train and film Tuesday, your video goes in Wednesday, feedback lands Thursday in plain language on video or on a call, and the check-in closes the week Friday.
Yes. Direct access between sessions is part of every program. Development does not keep office hours: a bad outing on a Wednesday night is when the conversation matters, not at the next scheduled slot. That is the difference between mentorship and lessons.
Mostly remote: video submissions, film review, calls and check-ins, with in-person work when location and schedule line up. Distance does not decide your development; consistency does. Your actual week is built around your season, your school schedule, and your training access.
Apply and the first call shows you exactly what the communication feels like.
Apply for MentorshipThis is the work the online pitching mentorship does with you every week, and the baseball mentorship program page shows how a month actually runs.