High School Hitting Development
IS YOUR TRAINING GETTING YOU TO THE NEXT LEVEL?
Driveline shows you where your game stands, what the next level requires, and what to train to close the gap.
You might be training hard. But are you training the right things?
That is a solvable problem, and Driveline does this better than anyone else. Train here and you get:
- The Best Plan. Custom-built to you by the world's most complete and accurate hitting assessment.
- All the Tools to Execute. Plans come with programs and equipment.
- A Trainer Who Can Get You There. Support, guidance, motivation and answers for the journey.
And the Driveline Roadmap ties them all together.
Powered by the Driveline Roadmap
Your fastest path to real results on the field
Driveline Roadmap is the development system inside the app that connects you with your trainer. Open it every day to see what to train, and why.
Roadmap keeps the information, training, and feedback connected. Your trainer uses it to guide your development.
Ready To Start Your Training?
Under The Hood
Our Training Model
Driveline training is a continuous feedback loop: ASSESS, TRAIN, RE-TEST, repeat. Roadmap is how you visualize that loop, and how you know your daily plan.
Assess
Find what is holding you back
We evaluate your swing, bat speed, contact quality, approach, and physical capacity, then benchmark you against the level you want to reach.
Train
Follow the right plan each day
Your trainer turns the assessment into daily programming in the app. Every drill connects to a Roadmap priority.
Re-test
Prove it is working
We measure again, compare against your baseline, and set the next priority.
What we help you develop
Train the qualities that determine where you can hit.
Your assessment is the starting point for the entire program.
It identifies the biomechanical and athletic-performance gaps affecting your game, and Roadmap turns those findings into your daily programming.
Swing faster. Hit the ball harder.Your assessment reveals the physical and biomechanical factors limiting how fast you move the barrel. We use those findings to coordinate Performance Lab training—strength, explosiveness, and mobility—with the overload and underload bat work and swing-mechanic changes that turn new physical capacity into real bat speed.
In the gym
Biomechanics, Performance Lab testing, bat sensor feedback, and constraint-based swing work.
At home
App-delivered programming, recorded bat sensor results, video, and trainer feedback.
In season
Maintain bat speed and strength while accounting for practice and game swing volume.
Make more contact against better arms.Bat sensors show how the barrel actually moves through space—swing plane, attack angle, and direction—so your trainer can see why you miss the pitches you miss. That data pairs with machine work, variable velocity, and high-intent reps to turn bat speed into hard contact against pitching that looks like the next level.
In the gym
Bat sensor rounds, targeted drill work, live and machine reps, and immediate trainer feedback.
At home
Structured contact work, uploaded results, video review, and plan adjustments.
In season
Use game and batting-practice results to keep the barrel on plane through the year.
Attack the pitches you hit hardest.Swing decisions determine how much of your damage you actually get to use. We train pitch recognition and approach against the shapes and speeds you will face, then use your tracked decisions to show where you are giving away at-bats. At Driveline Arizona, Trajekt recreates real pitchers—arsenals, arm slots, and shapes from 60 to 100 mph—so you can rehearse an approach against the arms you have to beat.
In the gym
Pitch recognition, tracked swing decisions, live at-bats, and Trajekt sessions in Arizona.
At home
Approach work, recognition training, and at-bat review with your trainer.
In season
Turn game at-bats into feedback on chase, damage zones, and two-strike plans.
Training through your season
Your season doesn’t interrupt the plan. It becomes part of it.
Driveline gives you an honest baseline, prioritized training, and a trainer who can explain why the plan changes.
Offseason
Build bat speed, strength, movement quality, and swing changes that need time.
Preseason
Move new swing qualities into live pitching and game-intent at-bats.
In season
Perform, manage swing volume, recover, and maintain what you built.
Between events
Address immediate needs without losing sight of the long-term plan.
Remote training that puts a Driveline baseball lab in your pocket.
Your trainer stays connected wherever you train. A Bat Sensor tracks what your swing is actually doing, Smart Reports show how your work is trending, and Trainer Chat keeps your video and questions connected to the plan.
The same feedback loop that runs in the gym. One Roadmap, one trainer, one record of your development.
WHY
DRIVELINE
The advantage is not data by itself. It is knowing how to turn the right data into the right plan, then proving that plan is making you better.
Proven Success
Quentin Evers
Average bat speed, and no way to lift the ball
At 64 mph, his bat speed was average for his age. Paired with a low attack angle and no space in his upper half, he couldn't elevate the ball with any consistency — least of all to the pull side. So which of those do you fix first?
Posture first, bat speed second
The first six weeks went to postural work, opening up space in his upper half rather than chasing the number. Bat speed came after, in its own block once summer ball ended. He now sits above 70 mph consistently, with exit velo up from 93 to 100 and a distance PR up from 337 to 399 feet.
Next Steps
Find out what your game needs next.
Benchmark your game
Compare the numbers you already have with the level you want to reach.
No account required
Immediate benchmark report
Talk to our team
Tell us where you want to go and what has kept you from getting there.
Compare training options
Find the right next step
Common questions
What players and parents want to know.
Do I need to be committed—or already hit for power?
No. Most high school hitters who train with us are not committed yet—that is the point. We work with players targeting D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JUCO. The assessment meets you where you are, your benchmarks are compared with college-level competition, and your plan gives you something real to show at showcases and camps.
I am on a travel team this summer. Can I do both?
Yes, and most players should. Many hitters complete an in-gym block between events and continue on the same plan remotely during peak tournament weeks. On a call we will look at your calendar and your recruiting timeline and build around them.
Will this conflict with my high-school or private hitting coach?
It should not. Your assessment and Roadmap give the people helping you a clearer picture of what you need. The goal is one connected plan, not competing swing cues.
Can Driveline help me get recruited?
We do not sell exposure, broker offers, or guarantee a level. We help you benchmark your game against the level you want, identify the gap, and develop the attributes college coaches evaluate.
What about weighted bats and overload training?
No tool or drill should be prescribed blindly. Bat weight, swing volume, intent, physical readiness, and your competition schedule have to be considered together. Your program is built from your assessment—not from a generic bat speed template.
Which location should I train at?
Kent, Washington; Scottsdale, Arizona; and Tampa, Florida use the same development system. Call a coach to discuss timing, travel, and the best fit for your schedule.
Do you help with housing?
Yes. We have connections near each location and can help you find something that works for the length of your stay.