Facilities
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Pitching Instruction Built on Proven Development
At Pease Baseball Professionals, our pitching instruction is not theoretical. It is built on years of daily work with players who have moved on to collegiate programs, professional organizations, and high-level competitive environments. Everything we teach has been stress-tested through real development, real results, and real careers.
Our program reflects how we coach every day. Detail-oriented. Individualized. Relentlessly focused on helping pitchers move better, throw with intent, and sustain their arm over the long term.
Our Focus Areas
Each lesson begins with a thorough mechanical assessment and progresses into building an efficient arm action and fluid delivery. We prioritize pitch command, velocity development, pick-off moves, conditioning, and overall pitching IQ. Arm health is never an afterthought. It is a constant consideration woven into every rep, drill, and progression.
Injury Awareness and Long-Term Arm Care
We teach pitchers how to understand their bodies. Learning the difference between normal soreness, accumulated fatigue, and true injury is critical for longevity. Our goal is not just to help players throw harder today, but to keep them healthy and progressing season after season.
Personalized Training With Intent
No two pitchers are trained the same. Each session is tailored to the individual athlete’s goals, level, and development stage. Whether a player is refining mechanics, building velocity, or preparing for competition, there is a clear plan and a clear expectation of commitment to improvement.
TrackMan Integration
TrackMan technology is included within the cost of lessons and used when cage availability allows. Data is applied with purpose, not just collected. We use it to support feel with feedback and to reinforce development, not overwhelm it.
Coaching, Connection, and Culture
Our staff builds real relationships with players. We believe development happens fastest in an environment built on trust, accountability, and honest communication. Our coaches serve as mentors and leaders, setting standards both on and off the field.
Beyond the Mound
We care about more than mechanics and metrics. Character, work ethic, and personal growth matter here. The same habits that make great pitchers also shape disciplined, resilient young men. Player development at PBP is about building arms, competitors, and people.
“Our pitchers have advanced into collegiate programs and professional organizations, carrying the same foundations, experience, and knowledge we teach daily inside our facility.”
Dustin Pease – Founder – Pease Baseball Professionals
Pitching Instructors
Evan Englebrook
Pitching, Hitting, Fielding Pitching, Hitting, FieldingBiography
Evan Englebrook, a Mechanicsburg, PA native, began his baseball journey at Shippensburg University, where he earned First Team All-American honors in his senior year. This was soon followed by his selection in the 8th round of the 2004 Major League Baseball Draft by the Houston Astros. From there Englebrook’s professional career went on to span 11 years. During his first seven years with the Astros organization, he spent parts of four seasons in Double-A, developing into a pitcher who consistently threw in the upper 90s. During that time, he also played in the Arizona Fall league and winter ball in Venezuela. He was then added to the Houston Astros 40-man roster in 2010. Following that year Englebrook went on to play 3 seasons of independent ball. Two of those with the Lancaster Barnstormers of the Atlantic League; winning the championship with them in 2014. He also played one season in the Toronto Blue Jays organization and another overseas in Japan.
Following his playing career, Englebrook transitioned into coaching, leveraging his extensive experience and knowledge of the game. From 2018 to 2019, he served as a floor trainer at Full Reps Training Center in Camp Hill, PA, where he guided elite athletes through data-driven training programs. His role involved addressing mechanical inefficiencies, assisting with warm-ups and recovery, and interpreting performance data using advanced technologies like Rapsodo and Edgertronic. He also provided individualized pitching and hitting lessons, emphasizing both the mechanics and mental aspects of baseball.
In 2021 Englebrook moved to Fredrick to live with his girlfriend. That led him to Hood College in Frederick, MD, where he served as the pitching coach from 2022 to 2024. His dedication to improving pitchers’ mechanics and his ability to help guide his players through the college process so there would be less internal conflict and more peace of mind significantly contributed to the team’s growth over the past two years. Hood was 12-27 the year before Englebrook arrived and each season since they have steadily improved. Finishing this past season 3rd in the Mac conference with an overall record of 23-17. Englebrook helped develop two all-conference pitchers this past season and a conference pitcher of the year in Joe Alexander.
