DH Development

I am beyond blessed to announce my commitment to play baseball at Dean College. I want to first thank my family and friends for being by my side throughout this process. I would like to thank @swansonbaseball and @DiamondHitting #Committed

Another night of work. Here working on the velo machine. @adickson9 @DiamondHitting

Back at it again with @DiamondHitting working on higher bat speed to help correlate to hard hit balls in the gaps. #uncommitted

@ethan_boisvert That pitch is nasty

Swings from today with @DiamondHitting working on high bat speed and catching barrels to reflect higher exit velocity. #uncommitted

Mix pitch simulated game(4 Seam, Curve, Sweeper) with @DiamondHitting trying to elevate the ball for doubles in the gap with high bat speed. #uncommitted

@henryogeneski @adickson9 It won’t save you from my changeup

Some swings over the past few weeks. Working hard on bat speed and plane efficiency. Staying short to the ball and working to all parts of the field. @SwansonBBall @DiamondHitting #uncommitted

3/3 today at the plate with 4 RBIs at the Sportsplex for the SCSU showcase. Working both sides of the field for solid contact. @SwansonBBall @DiamondHitting #uncommitted

Evan Clark Uncommitted 2026 INF

Put your trust in someone who has been there before. If you don't know anyone, now you do. DM me "Now" to get started

Then, get in front of the people you want to be in front of.

Create value for yourself.

Here's what happens when you train with a system that tracks your progress: Via John Forman

Learn how to make adjustments pitch to pitch. @appliedvisionbb

Start by getting crystal clear on your goals — development, performance, or recruitment. Build your plans to match exactly where you want to go and track your progress along the way.

Another example from Cordie Walker in 2023

One of those two perspectives is my ego talking. I’m finally able to see that real success is sustainable and scalable. If you remove a piece of the machine, the machine can still function at a high-level. THAT is success.

After moving on from teams I’ve always had two thoughts: I want the team to do well because I care about their success. I’m an alumni of that program and I’m willing to help if need be. & If they have success without me there, does that mean I had the impact I thought I did?

Why? Do you swing at strikes? What pitches are you hunting? What are you trying to do with them? Does all of that line up with your movement capabilities? If you’d like some help. DM me.

Example: Athlete A: I want to hit the ball harder. I currently swing about 62 mph, I’m 140 lbs, and lift 1x a week. My best reverse lunge is 135 lbs. not bad for someone who’s 140 pounds.

One of the most challenging things as a development consultant is to prove what you’re doing is working. At the end of the day everybody wants to “get better”.