There’s a difference between reps and progress. Come see why. Analyzed on Rapsodo and video.
Every swing measured · Video every session · A profile your hitter keeps
If you can hit, they won’t find a spot for you. They’ll MAKE a spot for you.
Cory Sawka · MJB Sports PerformanceEvery hitter starts with an honest look at the swing. Where they go after that depends on what they need and how they train best.
Two ways to test the Mentorship before the season locks in. Both end by design, so nobody gets bumped when the blocks start.
The eval for families thinking about the Mentorship. Built around your offseason goals.
Book the Diagnostic →A full member month, not four lessons. Four weekly one-on-one sessions with me, plus the member side of MJB: the app and booking, the gym, cage and rental access. Intro families get first call on Block 1 times.
Start the Intro Month →Every private 30-minute time on my three nights. Green is open. Tap one and it takes you to the right sign-up. When it sells, it disappears from here.
Practice does not make perfect.
Only perfect practice makes perfect.
Working the wrong movement patterns a hundred times a day makes my job not only difficult, but nearly impossible. Don’t confuse reps with progress.
Cory SawkaThe Mentorship is invite-only. Nearly everyone in it came the same way.
Thirty minutes. I look at the swing on Rapsodo, tell you the truth, and open your hitter’s profile that day. Plenty of families stop here and that is fine.
Where the work happens. Six weeks in a small group, weekly partner training, or an October month of one-on-one to test the whole thing.
An application, not a checkout. Spots open between blocks and go to families I already know — because I have already seen the hitter work.
A good coach will make his players see what they can be, rather than what they are.
Ara ParseghianThe same three things in every program. The data is the part nobody else gives you access to.
Not once at the start. Every week, so you can see the change instead of taking my word for it.
Not a list of nine. Hitters get better by fixing one thing at a time, and I will tell you which one.
Every swing measured. Bat speed, attack angle, the trends over a season — plus video and my notes, in a profile you and your hitter can open any time.
My nights. Both MJB locations, about fifteen minutes apart.
This updates itself from the season calendar. The booking page is always the last word.
A coach is someone who tells you what you don’t want to hear, who has you see what you don’t want to see, so you can be who you have always known you could be.
Tom LandryOne evaluation tells you more than a season of guessing. Book it, and we will go from there.