Facilities
- Mt. Airy - Back Acre Circle
Hitting Instruction Built on Real Development
At Pease Baseball Professionals, our hitting instruction is grounded in years of daily work with players who have progressed through our system and gone on to succeed at the high school, collegiate, and professional levels. We do not teach a single swing model. We develop hitters.
Every athlete who steps into our cages is evaluated as an individual. Our job is to refine what already exists, eliminate inefficiencies, and build a repeatable, powerful swing that holds up against real pitching.
What We Train and Why It Matters
Our hitting instruction emphasizes efficient movement and intent. We focus on ground force production, lower-half efficiency, rotational power, and creating a short, connected swing. Balance and stability are foundational. Quickness to the ball, pitch tracking, timing, and adjustability are trained every day, not talked about in theory.
We build hitters who can generate power without sacrificing barrel control, who stay on time, and who can make adjustments at game speed.
Individualized Development, Not Templates
There are no cookie-cutter swings here. Every hitter has a unique build, rhythm, and athletic profile. Our coaches refine each player’s natural mechanics to maximize consistency, bat speed, and confidence in the box. The goal is not to look good in a drill. The goal is to perform when the game speeds up.
Data Used With Purpose
TrackMan integration is available through optional subscription models for hitters who want deeper feedback on their development. When data is used, it supports the feel and intent we coach on the floor. Numbers never replace coaching. They reinforce it.
Coaching, Connection, and Culture
Our coaches build strong relationships with players because trust accelerates development. We mentor, lead, and hold athletes accountable to high standards. The cage is a learning environment, but it is also a place where habits, confidence, and competitiveness are built.
Beyond the Batter’s Box
We believe great hitters are built through more than mechanics alone. Character, work ethic, and personal growth matter. Our commitment is to develop disciplined athletes who carry the same focus and confidence from the cage into competition, the classroom, and life beyond baseball.
“We don’t chase trends. We build swings and approaches that last.”
Dustin Pease – Founder Pease Baseball Professionals
Hitting Instructors
Biography
Brody Lindsey’s baseball journey reflects a player who produced at every level and ultimately left college baseball as one of the most accomplished hitters in program history.
A Monrovia, Maryland native, Brody played at DeMatha Catholic High School, one of the nation’s premier baseball programs, before continuing his career at Frederick Community College, where he immediately showed impact bat potential with power production and run creation. He later transferred to Lycoming College, where his offensive profile exploded and his name became permanently etched into the record books.
At FCC, Brody recorded 4 home runs and 20 RBI, establishing himself as a dangerous middle-of-the-order presence before advancing to NCAA competition.
At Lycoming, Brody developed into one of the most productive hitters in program history.
His collegiate career concluded with the following:
• All-time program leader in home runs (17)
• All-time program leader in RBI (80)
• All-time program leader in slugging percentage (.595)
• Third in program history in hits (104)
• Single-season school record holder for doubles (17)
• Single-season school record holder for home runs (11)
• Single-season school record holder for RBI (42)
His senior season included:
• .356 batting average
• 1.028 OPS
• .604 slugging percentage
• 53 hits
• 31 runs scored
• 38 RBI
• 6 home runs
Brody’s production earned major recognition throughout the Landmark Conference and Lycoming Athletics.
• 2026 All-Landmark Conference Second Team
• 2025 All-Landmark Conference Second Team (earned in back-to-back seasons)
• 2026 Landmark Conference Athlete of the Week after a dominant final series, including a 3-for-4 performance with a home run, double, 4 RBI, and 2 runs scored
• 2025 Landmark Conference Athlete of the Week
• CSC Academic All-District Team selection (2025), recognizing achievement both athletically and academically
• Landmark Conference Academic Honor Roll
• 2026 Robert J. Sinnott Award Winner, one of Lycoming Athletics’ highest honors recognizing a student-athlete who exemplifies leadership, character, determination, academic excellence, and significant contribution to team success. Coaches described Brody as someone who consistently led through character and service to others.
Perhaps most impressive is the combination of performance and consistency.
Brody wasn’t simply a good college hitter. He became:
A two-time all-conference player.
A conference award winner.
A program record holder in multiple offensive categories.
An award-winning leader recognized for character and impact beyond statistics.
Players training with Brody at PBP Mt. Airy will learn from someone who climbed through:
Elite high school baseball → Junior college baseball → NCAA baseball → Conference honors → Program records → Institutional awards
His instruction at PBP will emphasize:
• Hitting approach and offensive production
• Barrel consistency and power development
• Infield footwork and defensive efficiency
• Competing under pressure
• Understanding what separates talented players from productive players
At PBP, players won’t just train with a former college athlete.
They’ll train with someone who left college baseball with his name in the record books.
