Where does your kid actually stand?
The Driveline Assessment answers that — and the harder question behind it. What's actually between them and the level they're chasing.
Where they are, how far to the next level, and what to train to close it.
About two hours, one visit
The One-Day Assessment
For Ages 9-14
Kent WA · Scottsdale AZ · Tampa FL
One day on the floor with us and you leave with:
A real starting point.
Measured, not somebody's opinion. Numbers you can retest against.
The one or two things that matter most.
Not a list of everything that could be better. Our assessment finds what’s actually limiting your player right now, and that’s what you leave focused on.
The work, taught.
Your player does the drills that day, on the training floor, with a trainer. They leave knowing how to do them, not just that they ought to.
Who's the assessment for, and when can it happen...
Anyone can book
There’s no tryout and no roster. You pick a date and come in.
It works with your team, not instead of it
Your player keeps their team, their season, and the coach they already have. What changes is that everyone now knows what to work on.
It runs year-round
Start any week. There’s no season to wait for and no cohort to join.
Ready To Get Started?
Assess · Train · Retest
How It Works
Intro Assessment
In this session, we use bat path, ball flight and command data to run a productive training session, collect data and discuss next steps to improve
Training
We have options that can fit into your schedule. Lessons, group training, remote training depending on your needs.
Retest
Once you've assessed, retest to understand what improved and what to focus on next
What we capture during your assessment
Intended ZonesCOMMAND & CONTROL
HittraxBALL FLIGHT & CONTACT
BlastBat-Sensor Swing Metrics
Force PlatesGROUND-REACTION FORCEThe difference
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.
Real athletes, real numbers
43→72 MPH
+29 MPH
10th→94th Percentile
From 11 to 13.
Two years ago Blake threw 43 miles an hour. Nine out of ten eleven-year-olds threw harder than he did.
He's now at 72 MPH and still climbing.
Next Steps
Two Ways
To Get Started
Schedule an assessment
About two hours, a full picture, and a plan you leave with.
Kent WA · Scottsdale AZ · Tampa FL
Hitting, Pitching, or Two-Way
One visit, about two hours
Not ready yet? See where they stand — free
Compare the numbers you already have against athletes their age.
Free — about two minutes
No account required
Immediate benchmark report
Trusted by Parents
Your Development Starts Now!
“Our goal is to change youth baseball in one singular way: make player development the priority.”
Deven Morgan
Director of Youth Baseball