YOUTH MEMBERSHIP

At TAC, we believe youth athletes need more than just velocity—they need structure, guidance, and an environment that makes development fun and competitive. Our goal is to help every player build a strong, healthy arm, body, and mind that will last.

Whether in-season or offseason, TAC gives youth athletes the coaching, accountability, and environment they need to love the game, stay healthy, and grow into the best version of themselves.

Structured & Safe

Proper movement patterns and coaching to protect the arm and prevent injuries.

Engaging & Competitive

Small class sizes with a fun, challenging atmosphere that keeps players motivated.

Built for Long-Term Growth

Focused on confidence, fundamentals, and building habits that last on and off the field.

Youth FAQs

Parent & Coach FAQs – Youth Pitching Development Program

We know parents want the best for their young athletes—physically, mentally, and emotionally. Here’s how we support long-term growth.

Will my son be throwing too hard too early?

No. We build from the ground up:

Focus on mechanics, rhythm, and body control
Age-appropriate velocity guidelines
Proper warm-up and recovery habits
Velocity work is earned—not rushed.

What if my child isn’t a full-time pitcher?

No problem. Our training helps all throwing athletes:

Catchers (arm strength, footwork, pop time)
Infielders (quick release, accuracy)
Outfielders (carry, arm path efficiency)
We build healthy arms and efficient throws for every position.

Do you teach offspeed pitches?

Yes, when athletes are ready:

Changeups: around ages 9–10
Breaking balls: no earlier than 11–12
We focus on safe patterns and long-term health—not spin tricks.

How do parents get feedback?

Quarterly Progress Reports (mechanical, physical, mental grades + coach notes)
Parent/player check-ins to set goals, answer questions, and stay aligned

How do you manage throwing workloads?

Daily system: Recovery, Low, Moderate, or High intent
Players learn to listen to their body and self-monitor
Workload tracked by observation and tools
Built-in rest, recovery, and post-throw routines

How is this different from a typical lesson?

We go beyond quick fixes to create real, in-game results:

Track development over time—not just during a single session
Teach athletes how to train with purpose so improvements carry into games
Blend skill work, physical development, and mental training for complete growth
Build habits that hold up under game pressure, not just practice drills

Looking to take your game to the next level?

Whether it is to improve your mechanics, learn new pitches, increase command or get healthy, we are here to help!