Documented development

Measure the work. Understand the progress.

See how CATCHPRO documents throwing development, evaluates game transfer, and shares approved feedback from athletes and families. Every result is presented with context.

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Measured training

Train it. Test it. Track it.

Radar readings provide an objective snapshot of throwing development. CATCHPRO evaluates each number alongside mechanics, accuracy, consistency, and game transfer.

Two catchers holding a radar device after throwing training

Advanced athlete holding a radar device during CATCHPRO training

Catcher in gear holding a radar device after a training rep

Athlete holding a radar device displaying an 80 mile-per-hour reading

Catcher holding a radar device with a graphic showing progress from 42 to 48 miles per hour

Testimonials

What athletes and families say.

Family message describing improved ankle positioning and muscle memory — Tap the image to open full size
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“After you showed me Mac’s back ankle rolling, we have worked on that nonstop and he did an amazing job this weekend keeping it straight. I already see muscle memory improving!”

Family message describing a player’s growing confidence behind the plate — Tap the image to open full size
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“He truly loves it back there and you. He’s doing so good and getting more and more confident.”

Parent message thanking the coach for his time, energy, and detailed feedback — Tap the image to open full size
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“First of all, can’t thank you enough for all the time and energy you spend. We are so lucky to have you as his coach. I totally agree with you that he’s bringing his hands forward. In person, I see it as being tentative at the plate because he’s worried about not getting a hit as opposed to driving the ball and hitting it hard. This happens at the beginning of every season as he puts undue pressure on himself to get off to a good start.”

Family message connecting lesson work with a strong game weekend — Tap the image to open full size
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“Lawty had a really good weekend. We worked hard this past week or so in what you’ve done in the lessons, such as staying balanced and having swagger—being loose. We also worked on making sure his hands are back and his hip is not open at foot strike. He did well and hit a lot of balls hard, including a couple of triples. Thanks so much!”

Family message celebrating strong hits and blocking behind the plate — Tap the image to open full size
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“Coop played great this weekend with some good strong hits and great blocking behind the plate.”

Family message celebrating a player making the varsity team — Tap the image to open full size
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“He made varsity! He just needs to hit well to play.”

Family message reporting two home runs and a triple and thanking the coach — Tap the image to open full size
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“Two home runs and a triple today! He played really well today. I’ll send you the clips when I get a few minutes. Thank you for all that you do to make him better!”

Family message celebrating a championship and thanking the coach for his support — Tap the image to open full size
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“He did it. Last night, we won the Lake Mary Little League Triple A Championship. Best of three and we took both, 2–0. Jack hit a double and singled in both games. He pitched great and closed us out the game on Monday and played amazing at shortstop last night. Thank you for all your coaching and support to Jack. He wouldn’t be there without you.”

Championship team photo paired with a family message about a strong weekend — Tap the image to open full size
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“They won the championship! Chris batted 7–8 this weekend. Appreciate you working so hard with Christopher on his swing! He made some amazing plays in the field at first base.”

Family message reporting a four-hit game and strong defense — Tap the image to open full size
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“Went 4–5 yesterday with two true triples, one double, and a single. His defense was unbelievable yesterday. First time playing on turf fields, so I think that helped. Thank you.”

Family message thanking the coach after a player hit a home run — Tap the image to open full size
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“Maddox just hit a home run over the fence! Thank you for helping him this week!”

Family message thanking the coach after a lesson and sharing a game clip — Tap the image to open full size
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“Thank you for the lesson today. Here’s a clip of one of Brooks’ hits from this season.”

Family message celebrating a foul-tip catch in a game — Tap the image to open full size
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“Mac asked me to send you this from tonight. He’s just off camera, but he finally did it! Foul-tip catch.”

Family message describing renewed confidence after a strong game — Tap the image to open full size
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“Thank you! He’s been doing fantastic in little league. In travel ball, his team has been doing great, but he didn’t get any hits two weekends in a row, so he was really down. Sunday he finally turned it around and went 2 for 2, so that helped his confidence a lot. He told me he really wants to see you.”

Family message describing a double, two runs batted in, and a stolen home — Tap the image to open full size
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“We were down 2–1. Ven hit a double and scored two RBIs, then got caught in a pickle between second and third, beat them, and stole home.”

Family message reporting two home runs, a triple, and no strikeouts — Tap the image to open full size
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“Dylan went 4 for 6 with two home runs, a triple, and a single. More importantly, zero strikeouts.”

Family messages thanking the coach and sharing championship-game highlights — Tap the image to open full size
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“Thank you so much for helping us today! They won their game and are headed to the championship tomorrow. Here’s Evvy’s big hit. He had an amazing scoop to get an out at first and an amazing stretch to get another out.”

Family message thanking the coach after opponents stopped pitching to the player — Tap the image to open full size
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“We can’t thank you enough! And you are literally right—the team stopped pitching to him.”

Family message celebrating a player’s first out-of-the-park home run — Tap the image to open full size
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“Nate asked me to share this video of him hitting his first out-of-the-park home run last night!”

Family message sharing a three-run home run that won the game — Tap the image to open full size
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“Three-run homer to win the game today!”

Parent message describing a confident performance at the plate and on the mound — Tap the image to open full size
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“Jack went 3 for 3 today: two doubles, a single, and one walk. He was confident at the plate, and his timing and hits were strong. He pitched one inning—12 pitches, nine strikes—and closed the inning. Thank you for all you do for Jack.”

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How progress is documented

A number is one part of the development record.

Useful evaluation includes the athlete’s starting point, testing conditions, training timeline, movement quality, accuracy, consistency, and transfer to competition.

CATCHPRO documentation standard

Baseline and follow-up measurements
Consistent testing conditions
Training timeline and frequency
Mechanics, accuracy, and movement quality
Practice and game performance kept distinct
Publication only with athlete or family permission

Individual development

Progress is measured in context.

Development varies by starting point, health, growth, training consistency, effort, and competition. CATCHPRO does not guarantee performance numbers, roster decisions, promotions, commitments, or scholarships.

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