Coach sees the athlete
Founder-led coaches start with swing, pitch, movement, and context so the plan fits the player — not a generic drill menu.
Private Training
Private baseball lessons in Bellevue
Why private training here
Coach-led reps. Measured change. A clear next step.
Private lessons are built around your athlete, not generic cage time — one coach, one focus, and proof you can see before you leave.
Train one priority
Each session stays focused on the skill that matters most right now, with reps and coaching built for that athlete's next game.
Measure the change
HitTrax, Rapsodo, video, and arm-care tools show what moved — families see the change, not just hear praise.
Leave with a plan
Every lesson ends with a practical takeaway and a clear next booking so progress continues between sessions.
What is Boost
See what Boost Baseball is about.
Player journeys
Three athletes. One measured path through Boost.
Diego Lopez
From scattered reps to a real off-season plan.
Clark College · measured progress through Boost
High-school arms building toward college looks
Jack DeDonato
Commitment earned — then the work to stay there.
Washington State · commit and first-year player
Players chasing a college roster spot
Michael Lee
Hitting mechanics that finally showed up in games.
Vassar College · committed through Boost training
Families who want proof between lessons
Diego Lopez: From scattered reps to a real off-season plan.
Where to start
Pick the right starting lane. We build the lesson plan from there.
Choose the discipline that matches your athlete's biggest need right now.
Hitting
Private hitting
Mechanics, approach, and live ABs built around how your athlete moves.
- HitTrax charts exit velo and spray so adjustments aren’t guessed.
- Video checkpoints keep mechanics consistent session to session.
- Coach notes tie cage numbers to game situations.
Private hitting
Hitting
Mechanics, approach, and live ABs built around how your athlete moves.
- HitTrax charts exit velo and spray so adjustments aren’t guessed.
- Video checkpoints keep mechanics consistent session to session.
- Coach notes tie cage numbers to game situations.
Private pitching
Pitching
Pitch design, command blocks, and arm care that respect age and workload.
- Rapsodo reads spin efficiency and shape on each bullpen.
- Throwing plans ladder volume instead of random intensity spikes.
- Recovery checkpoints keep shoulders honest between outings.
Catching
Catching
Receiving, blocking, and throwdown work sized for the catcher’s actual role.
- Footwork tied to steal situations and game tempo.
- Exchange timing tracked against realistic runner speeds.
- Blocking plans built around pitch shapes your staff throws.
Infield / outfield
Defense
Reads, angles, and footwork for the position your athlete actually plays.
- Live reps mirror tournament tempo instead of cone drills only.
- Communication standards match travel-ball expectations.
- Arm-action focus tailored for primary position demands.
Rapsodo + HitTrax
Assessments
Baseline numbers before rep one so plans stay specific from day one.
- Swing or delivery snapshots coaches reference every lesson.
- Families leave with clarity on strengths and priorities.
- Progress compares against the athlete’s own baseline — not vibes.
Velocity + Boost 360
Premium systems
Structured blocks for athletes ready for serious programming.
- Longitudinal planning instead of random lesson stacking.
- Recovery integrated into velocity pushes.
- Accountability checkpoints keep athletes honest between sessions.
Player stories
Hear it from athletes who trained here.
FAQ
Questions parents ask before the first lesson.
Are lessons one-on-one?
Yes — private lessons are one athlete with one coach. Small group and Pitching 360 are separate options.
How do we choose the coach?
Start with your athlete's primary need (hitting, pitching, catching, or defense). In Clubhouse you can compare coaches, pick an offering, and choose from their open times.
What if we need to reschedule?
Reach out to staff before the lesson window. Cancellations less than 24 hours ahead may not be refundable.
How fast will we see progress?
Most families see early wins in the first 2–4 sessions when training is paired with assessment-driven feedback.
Ready to start?
Train like you mean it.
One athlete, one coach, one plan that's actually measured. Find an open time today.
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