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Advanced Baseball Training and Performance Center was created to provide both players and coaches with the ultimate baseball learning experience. We have combined the wisdom of leading experts from the coaching community, performance sciences (human movement), medical field, along with state-of-the-art technology to enhance your performance. We have developed programs that are specifically designed for hitters and pitchers using all of the information to help every player have a chance to reach their athletic potential.

Our programs are not about promises... they are about giving serious, dedicated players an opportunity to get the best out of their abilities. No one can guarantee a scholarship to college, or tell you that you will be drafted, the best that anyone can do is to develop you to your highest genetic level possible and prepare you for a chance at the next level what ever that may be. Our mission statement is to provide you with today's best and most current performance training information available. We believe that baseball is the most over played and under trained of all sports. What we offer are programs for increasing human performance as it pertains to the game of baseball and we know that will translate to your success on the field.

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In August OnBaseU was asked to assess and test Boston Redsox players JD Martinez and Mookie Betts for their body swing connection.       We also were also tasked by the Cleveland Indians to prepare a fall workshop/seminar for the organization. While we were out there,they   also asked us to take a look at Cory Kluber and Andrew Miller, both learned their body connection to there delivery and the needed    corrective measures.  

We will continue to work with the Indians, Dodgers and Redsox organizations this Fall.           

College Ball

Advanced Baseball is proud to announce our latest group of athletes who have committed to play at the next level. All of these athletes are extremely hard working and their dedication and passion for baseball combined with the countless hours spent at Advanced Baseball has allowed them to continue their playing career after high school.

Matt Rhodes (St.Johns) – Christopher Newport University

Tom Russell (PVI) – Navy

Ben Wilson (T.C. Williams) – Rhodes College

Jackson Russell (Robinson) – Washington & Jefferson College

Brett Kelly (Bishop Ireton) – Marymount University

Ryan Johnson (John Paul the Great) – Washington College

Ethan Rothstein (Robinson) – James Madison University

Jackson Mayo (Riverdale Baptist) – Stevenson University

Reagan Mills  (St. Johns) -  Florida Southern University

PK Cocolis  (Robinson) - Roanoke College

From the Desk of Steve Johnson

Be Careful

As the competition for scholarships or spots on elite travel teams has increased significantly in the last few years, so to has the amount of misinformation on what is good, better or best for pitchers and hitters progress. The biggest example of this is in strength training and conditioning. Everyone is searching for methods and ways to increase a pitchers strength, velocity, and endurance. The problem is very few know how to actually achieve this in the safest and most correct method. Olympic style lifts, Kettle bells and even long distance running is not the answer and can impede performance and health in many negative ways. Functional or useable strength should be the goal for all pitchers, not understanding this seems to be a wide spread problem with in baseball.

" Be very careful there are a lot of so-called experts who claim they have the correct information but in my experience they do not, it can really be a big problem"  --- Steve Johnson