Ages 9–12 · Sundays at 6:00pm A structured developmental hitting program built to help young athletes move athletically, swing efficiently, and compete with confidence. Every session combines movement training, hitting development, pitch recognition, baseball IQ, and competition — not mindless reps. Athletes develop better lower-half movement, barrel consistency, strike-zone awareness, situational understanding, and competitive freedom through tee progressions, med ball work, kettlebell and water bag drills, live flips, machine work, and monthly Rapsodo testing. Built for beginners and advanced players alike, the TPS Youth Hitting System creates a competitive, energetic environment with age-appropriate progressions and a clear structure for long-term growth.

Ages 12–14 Designed for middle school and early high school athletes ready to move beyond basic swing instruction and build a complete offensive skill set. This program bridges the gap between foundational youth development and higher-level competitive baseball through advanced movement patterns, swing intent, approach development, adjustability, and game-performance training. Athletes at this stage need more than mechanics — they need structure, feedback, competition, and an environment that teaches them to move athletically, understand their swing, make adjustments, and compete under pressure. Each session combines movement preparation, advanced hitting mechanics, tee and machine progressions, pitch recognition, and live decision-making scenarios. Athletes train with med ball and rotational power work, kettlebells, dynamic movement drills, velocity work, Rapsodo feedback, and competitive barrel games. This is not a lesson-based cage program. It's built to develop movement quality, offensive understanding, adjustability, and game-ready performance for the next stage of competitive baseball.

Ages 12–14 For athletes serious about accelerating their offensive development. This option provides more frequent touchpoints, faster adjustments, and greater accountability in a small-group setting of six hitters or fewer. Includes one small-group session per week with deeper swing analysis, film breakdown, pattern tracking over time, and customized drills that evolve as the athlete improves. Unused sessions do not roll over.