Baseball training

Run a baseball strength and conditioning program that survives the calendar.

Greater gives baseball coaches one place to build the year-round plan, assign it to every athlete, and review swings and pitching mechanics from phone video. AI flags movement issues in under 60 seconds. You coach the fix.

Travel ball coaches, high school programs, hitting and pitching instructors, and baseball parents

Live support loop

Baseball

Program

Winter strength block

Assign

16U pitchers

Record

Bullpen video

Coach

Next correction

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16U pitchers

Bullpen video

Guided workflow

You cannot see that work, so arm care gets skipped and swing flaws set in before you catch them.

What good looks like

What a complete baseball training program includes.

A real baseball strength and conditioning program covers the whole year, not just the weeks before tryouts. The programs that produce durable, powerful players combine rotational strength work, sprint and acceleration training, a consistent arm care routine, and skill volume for hitting and pitching that flexes with the season. Each piece has to show up on a schedule the athlete can follow without a coach standing next to him.

The hard part for most baseball coaches is not the programming. It is delivery. Travel and high school players train alone for most of the year. Workouts go out as PDFs and group texts, arm care becomes optional the moment nobody checks it, and mechanical flaws grow all winter in a garage cage nobody watches. By the time tryouts expose the problem, the window to fix it has already closed.

Greater closes that gap. Coaches build the program on the website, athletes follow it in the app, and every workout, throw, and recorded swing flows back to the coach with AI analysis attached. The athlete gets a clear daily plan. The coach gets evidence instead of assumptions, and nothing about the offseason has to be taken on faith.

The problem

The season tests arms. The offseason builds them. You only see one.

What is happening

Your players lift, throw, and hit far more hours away from you than with you.

Where the workflow breaks

You cannot see that work, so arm care gets skipped and swing flaws set in before you catch them.

What Greater makes possible

A player's development should not depend on whether a coach happened to be watching.

Simple plan

Program the year. See the work. Coach the correction.

The athlete or client stays the focus. Greater is the system that helps you support them with less guesswork.

Step 01

Build the baseball program once

Create strength blocks, conditioning, arm care, and skill checklists for each phase, then assign by team, position group, or individual athlete.

Step 02

Athletes train and record in the app

Players complete assigned baseball workouts and record swings, bullpens, or lifts from a phone. No extra hardware.

Step 03

Review with AI, respond with coaching

AI flags movement issues in under 60 seconds. You review what matters, message the athlete, and set the next focus.

Year-round structure

Phase the year around the arm, not just the schedule.

Baseball's calendar punishes programs that train the same way in January and June. In Greater, coaches build each phase as its own block: heavier strength work and throwing rebuilds in fall and winter, power conversion and sprint work in preseason, then maintenance lifting and managed throwing volume once games start. Arm care runs through every phase as a standing assignment, not a suggestion. Each block carries its own loading, its own skill emphasis, and its own weekly rhythm, so athletes always know what this month is for.

Assignments follow the athlete wherever he trains. A pitcher runs his winter strength block at a local gym, records key lifts and drills in the app, and his coach sees the work without a single text. When summer rosters change, reassigning a phase to a new group takes minutes. Templates carry the whole structure from year to year, so the annual plan gets refined instead of rebuilt, and the program stops depending on any one coach's laptop.

Blocks by phase

Fall, winter, spring, and summer blocks, each with its own loading, throwing, and skill focus.

Arm care that persists

Recovery and arm care assignments stay on the schedule in every phase, with completion tracked.

Assign by role

Pitchers, catchers, and position players get different work from the same team program.

Reusable templates

Build the 13U to varsity progression once and reuse it every year.

Video and AI

Swing and pitching review from any phone, with AI doing the first pass.

Most swing changes die between lessons. Greater works like a baseball swing analysis app built into the training plan: players record swings, bullpens, or lifts inside the app as part of an assignment, and AI analyzes the movement in under 60 seconds. Every rep from the garage cage or the local field becomes something a coach can actually see. There is no separate tool to buy and no extra step for the athlete, because recording is built into the assigned workout.

The AI does the triage and flags the movement issues worth a coach look. You open the queue on the website, watch the reps that matter, and send the correction through in-app messaging. An instructor with 40 players no longer chooses between watching everything and watching nothing. Corrections stay attached to the recording, so the next session starts from the fix instead of a fresh diagnosis of the same flaw.

AI movement flags

Automatic first-pass analysis on recorded swings, deliveries, and lifts in under 60 seconds.

Coach review queue

Flagged reps surface on the website, ranked so staff time goes where it matters.

Feedback tied to the rep

Corrections attach to the recording, so the player sees exactly which rep you mean.

No extra gear

A phone and the Greater app. No sensors, mounts, or lab time.

Strength and safety

College-style strength support without a full-time S&C staff.

Most travel organizations and high school baseball programs do not have a strength coach on staff. Greater gives them structure anyway: strength blocks with clear progressions, completion tracking, and Safety Scores that flag movement quality issues before they become injuries. The head coach sees which lifts got done and which movement patterns need attention, all in one view. A baseball coaching app should not require a degree in exercise science to run well, and this one does not.

That changes the conversation with families. Instead of a printout and a hope, parents see a program run with real oversight, and progress reports show the work their player actually completed. When a family compares organizations, the program that can show completed work and structured review stands apart from the one that cannot. Credibility is built one visible rep at a time.

60s

AI movement analysis

Phone

video capture, no gear

All year

one program system

What changes

Baseball development gets easier to run and easier to prove.

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Pain points

Offseason plans die in group texts and printed packets

Arm care gets skipped the moment nobody is checking

Swing flaws grow all winter in cages nobody watches

Parents pay for development they never actually see

Benefits with Greater

One year-round baseball program assigned to every athlete, phased by season

AI reviews recorded swings and pitching reps in under 60 seconds

Safety Scores flag movement quality issues before they become injuries

Completion and progress reports parents can see

Pricing

Priced for an instructor, a team, or a whole organization.

Every Greater account starts with a 14-day free trial that includes the paid AI features, so you can test AI video analysis with real players before deciding.

After the trial there is a free plan for small rosters and paid plans that scale from a single instructor to travel organizations and school programs. Pick the plan that matches your roster size. Rosters change constantly in travel ball, so plans are built to move with your numbers.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

What should a baseball strength and conditioning program include?
A complete program combines rotational strength work, sprint and acceleration training, consistent arm care, and hitting and pitching skill volume that adjusts by season. Greater lets coaches build all of it in one place and assign it by team, position, or athlete. Completion tracking shows whether the plan is actually happening.
How does the AI swing and pitching analysis work?
Players record their movement from a phone inside the Greater app. AI analyzes the recording in under 60 seconds and flags movement issues for the coach. The coach reviews flagged reps on the website and sends feedback through in-app messaging.
Do my players need any special equipment?
No. Players need a phone with the Greater app. There are no sensors, mounts, or cameras to buy, and everything runs through the phone the player already owns.
Can pitchers and position players run different programs?
Yes. Programs assign by team, group, position, or individual, so pitchers can follow an arm care and throwing plan while position players run a different strength and hitting block. Assignments update in minutes when roles change midseason.
Does Greater work for travel organizations with multiple teams?
Yes. Directors see every team and age group in one view, standardize programming across coaches, and track completion across the organization. Each coach still controls his own team's plan.
How much does Greater cost for baseball coaches?
Greater starts with a 14-day free trial that includes AI video analysis. After the trial there is a free plan for small rosters, and paid plans scale with roster size. Current plans are listed on the pricing page.

Start simple

Start with one team, one pitcher, or one winter block.

Use the 14-day trial to run one baseball program end to end. Assign the work, watch the video come in, and decide with evidence. If it does not make the offseason easier to run, do not keep it.