What makes US Different?
At Reindl Pitching Performance, our remote training rests on 4 pillars...
#1
ATTENTION
With larger companies, you have to be a draft prospect or a pro pitcher to get in front of the founder (assuming they still train athletes themselves). How much do you care about each guy when you train 1000? I can guarantee the quality of training and the amount of attention you’ll receive because I am personally delivering on these promises. You aren't getting passed off to whichever coach on staff has the most availability. Text or call me whenever. I'll move heaven and earth to help you reach your goals.
#2
Personalization
Some coaches give every athlete a cookie cutter program and teach the same mechanics to every client. The problem with that is that no two pitchers are the same. There are strength, mobility, and anatomical considerations that need to be made in order to optimize your player plan. That's why our movement screen and initial mechanical evaluation are paramount. We use this information to design a program tailored specifically to and exclusively for you and your goals.
#3
Expertise
​There are plenty of talented players who train athletes virtually. Very few of those players are National Merit Scholars and valedictorians who turned down an Ivy League education to pitch in the SEC. You don’t have to be smart to be a good pitching coach, but a solid understanding of anatomy and physiology, physics, biomechanics, and the latest studies pertaining to overhead athletes and “the throw” sure do help. Additionally, our strength and conditioning, armcare, and throwing programs are constructed in collaboration with a licensed doctor.
#4
Experience
Why would you work with someone who hasn’t been BOTH where you are AND where you want to be? I’ve been an afterthought on the JV B-team, a prospect in a professional organization, and everything in between. I’ve been a starter, a middle reliever, and a closer. I’ve been stuck in the low 80s and have also thrown 95+ MPH from 3 different arm slots. I’ve pitched in front of massive crowds and on backfields with no one watching. I’ve been healthy, and I’ve dealt with injury. Whatever your story is… I can relate! Read My Story