Create: Mission & Vision, without clear direction, your team will stay inconsistent and all over the place.
Connect: Emotional Intelligence, picture a world where you understand the emotions of your players, how your emotions influence the team, and how to leverage both.
Cultivate: Personal Development & Relationships, work on YOU...so you can communicate better with your players and parents.
Strategize: access over 30 years of baseball strategy from interviews with elite high-school, college, and professional coaches.
Ever gotten off work, rushed home, threw on your hat, and ran out the door—knowing you've got nothing planned?
Maybe you've spent hours planning practice only for parents to complain and tell you how to coach?
Do you feel like you're letting your players down because they're not engaged and losing interest?
Worried your players won't reach their potential because you don't have the right info to build the skills they need?
Are you overwhelmed because you're trying to balance being a coach and a parent?
You just want to skip all the drama and coach baseball?
If you nodded YES to any of these, the 1-Page Development Plan is for you.
Week 1, Create: implement a clear mission and vision tailored to your team so that everyone moves in a positive direction.
Week 2, Connect: build and develop EQ within your team so your efforts impact everyone involved.
Week 3, Cultivate: make time for personal conversations, build relationships, and elevate your leadership.
Week 4, Offensive Strategy: better hitting & smarter baserunning.
Week 5, Defensive Strategy: better pitching, catching, infield, and outfield play.
Week 6, Team Fundamentals: execute bunt plays, relays, and more.
Live Coaching via Google Meet (Value: $954)
Live Team Building Exercises (Value: $396)
Custom Practice Plans & Drills (Value: $196)
The 3 C's Video Series (Value: $159)
Accountability Worksheets (Value: $96)
Personalized Ox & Pine Journal (Value: $39)
24/7 Email & Text Support
Meet recordings via Google Drive
Bonus #1, Player Evaluation Checklist
(Value: $48) ...a checklist to assess players' skills (e.g. hitting, fielding, attitude) during tryouts and practices.
Bonus #2, Injury Prevention Cheat Sheet
(Value: $48) ...a guide on warmups, stretches, and techniques to reduce injury risk.
Bonus #3, Time Managment Hacks
(Value: $48) ...tips to streamline scheduling, delegate tasks, and avoid burnout.
Bonus #4, Parent Communication Toolkit
(Value: $66) ...scripts, text/email templates, and strategies to manage parent expectations, resolve conflicts, and foster support.
Bonus #5, Fundraising Blueprint
(Value: $196) ...a step-by-step guide to raise funds for team fees, equipment, and travel.
Bonus #6, Exclusive Community Access
(Value: $196/year) ...access to the private online community of youth baseball coaches—share tips, ask questions, and network with top coaches nationwide.
1. If you and your team don't show noticeable improvement in 30-days after implementation, get a full refund— no questions asked.
2. If your planning time isn't cut by 50%, we'll refund you and let you keep all the bonuses.
"Find out, learn about the player or the person you're dealing with."
- Tom "Flash" Gordon, Special Advisor Perfect Game | 21 Yr. MLB Veteran
Indiana Commit BRAYTON THOMAS shows off his ARSENAL with Tom FLASH Gordon at National Showcase
"Really, all we're talking about doing is giving kids a chance."
- Marty Lester, Headmaster | Guardian Ad Litem
Goggans, Stutzman, Hudson, Wilson, and Mize, LLP. - F. Martin Lester, Jr.
"Have some form of leverage with the children in our community"
- Spencer Ruggs, Covenant Academy Founder | Entrepreneur
"I'm essentially giving them the blueprint"
- Jordan Poole, Asst. Coach @ North Rankin High School | Former MLB Draft Pick
"The better you structure baseball, the better off your teams are going to be"
- Kevin Keyes, 09' College World Series | Zuckerman Spaede LLP
"Gives youth baseball coaches simplicity and focus"
"We don't rise to our goals. We fall to our habits. The 1-Page Development Plan gives youth baseball coaches simplicity and focus to multiply the force of both team and family."
- Dr. Colby B. Jubenville PhD, TEDx Speaker | The Talent Development Framework
"Vital to the success of our children"
"The 1-Page Development Plan highlights factors beyond winning that are vital to the success of our children."
- Katherine Zarzour, Educator | Philanthropist
"Life skills that translate"
"Coaching baseball for 48 years, the 1-Page Development Plan is the blueprint for all baseball coaches. It teaches not only baseball, but life skills that translate."
- Mark Harris, Development Coach | Mentor
Coaches are a key to player development and the Washington Nationals just upgraded
Hi, I'm Destin.
The truth is, I never wanted to get back in the game.
I was convinced while sitting in a hotel lobby.
I was drafted 55th overall by the Washington Nationals from St. Paul's Episcopal in Mobile, AL.
My MLB debut was on September 2, 2016. (Here's this voicemail my best friend left his brother-in-law that day): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uLp-GWvL235D-Dxb66A0xRwppe5aSxTt/view?usp=drive_link
After making stops in Washington, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Miami, Texas, and Lancaster...
I retired after 12 years.
I did what any anyone would do and started helping the youth.
But I had a lot to learn about communication and development—both requirements for building a solid reputation.
I spent 5 years in painful trial and error—reading every book, learning from mentors, and now again helping the Nationals organization.
Sports development is a skill, and it can be learned.
When I learned this skill, I built and successfully implemented the framework you see here.
Hi, I'm Destin.
The truth is, I never wanted to get back in the game.
I was convinced while sitting in a hotel lobby.
In 2008, I was drafted 55th overall by the Washington Nationals from St. Paul's in Mobile, AL.
My MLB debut was on September 2, 2016. (Here's the voicemail my best-friend left his brother-in-law that day): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uLp-GWvL235D-Dxb66A0xRwppe5aSxTt/view?usp=drive_link
After stops in Washington, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Miami, Texas, and Lancaster...
I retired after 12 years.
I did what anyone would do and started helping the local youth.
But I had a lot to learn about communication and development—both requirements for building a solid reputation.
I spent 5 years in painful trial and error—learning from players, parents, mentors, and now helping the Washington Nationals in player development.
Player Development is a skill, and it can be learned.
When I learned this skill, I built and successfully implemented the framework you see here.