10/25/2026
THIS is why in-season lessons matter. š
On Wednesday, Chloe S. came into her hitting lesson with Coach Pizzo frustrated about outside pitches. She was consistently pulling them, resulting in groundouts.
So what did Coach Pizzo do? She spent nearly the entire lesson working on exactly that. Outside pitches. Driving the ball the other way. Making adjustments.
Fast forward THREE days to Saturday. Chloe steps into the box, gets an outside pitch, and instead of pulling it into another groundout she drives it to RIGHT FIELD. HOME RUN. š£
And she wasnāt the only one! Emme R. had a similar moment on Saturday, driving a solid hit to right field and making a nice run all the way around the bases!
This. Is. The. Point.
Itās also exactly why we structure our training around monthly memberships instead of individual lessons. We rarely sell single lessons, and thereās a reason for that. Because development isnāt about showing up once, taking a few swings, and hoping something sticks.
Itās about CONSISTENCY. Itās about identifying what an athlete struggled with last weekend, addressing it during the week, and giving them the tools and *confidence* to make the adjustment the following weekend.
Then doing it again. And again. The season isnāt a reason to stop training. The season is when training becomes even MORE valuable.
When you have athletes who are consistently showing up, coaches who are paying attention to whatās happening in games, and a training plan that evolves with their needs- thatās where real development happens.
Chloe and Emme, we are SO proud of you! Coach Pizzo, THIS is exactly why you do what you do. And to everyone playing today- good luck and send us those videos!! š