Facilities
- Mt. Airy - Back Acre Circle
Pitching Development
Pitching development is individual.
There is no universal delivery, mechanical model, or development timeline. We evaluate the athlete in front of us, identify what matters, and build from there.
Command & Execution
Command begins with intention.
Pitchers learn to connect intent, intensity, and execution—progressively increasing what they can demand from their body while maintaining control of the baseball.
The objective isn’t perfect mechanics. It’s execution.
Delivery & Arsenal
Every pitcher moves differently. We develop efficient movement and arm action around the individual rather than forcing athletes into a predetermined model.
As players advance, development expands into velocity, pitch design, grips, sequencing, pickoff moves, and competition strategy.
Arm Health & Durability
Pitchers learn how to prepare, throw, recover, manage workload, and understand the difference between normal soreness, fatigue, and injury.
The goal is to build an arm capable of handling the demands of pitching.
TrackMan
TrackMan is included with pitching lessons when cage availability allows.
We use data when it answers a useful question. Technology supports coaching—it doesn’t replace it.
Build an Independent Pitcher
Ultimately, the player has to take the baseball without us.
We want pitchers who understand their delivery, preparation, adjustments, and competitive identity well enough to solve problems on their own.
The pitcher owns the career. We help him build it.
Pitching Instructors
Myles Gayman
Pitching, Hitting – PBP Mt AiryBiography
Myles Gayman, born in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, is a former professional baseball pitcher known for his tenure with the Cincinnati Reds organization. Standing at 6’4″ and weighing 200 pounds, Gayman is a right-handed pitcher and batter. To read Myles full story, click HERE.
High School Career: Gayman attended Greencastle-Antrim High School, where he excelled as both a pitcher and shortstop. During his senior year, he achieved a 7-0 record with a remarkable 0.34 ERA and 75 strikeouts over 41 innings. Offensively, he maintained a .471 batting average and a .549 on-base percentage. His outstanding performance earned him titles such as Public Opinion Player of the Year and Mid-Penn Conference MVP.
College Career: Gayman began his collegiate baseball journey at Penn State University before transferring to Barry University in Florida. At Barry University, he continued to develop his skills, contributing significantly to the team’s pitching roster.
Professional Career: In July 2020, Gayman signed a minor league contract with the Cincinnati Reds. Throughout his minor league career, he played for teams including the Arizona League Reds, Dayton Dragons, and Chattanooga Lookouts. Over 91 games, he accumulated a 13-8 win-loss record with a 4.78 ERA, striking out 173 batters in 184.1 innings.
Retirement: On January 10, 2025, Gayman announced his retirement from professional baseball. His journey through high school, college, and the minor leagues showcases his dedication and passion for the sport.
Beyond the field, Gayman has been recognized for his commitment to personal growth and development, often sharing insights about his experiences and the lessons learned throughout his baseball career.
Myles Gayman’s story serves as an inspiration to aspiring athletes, highlighting the importance of perseverance, adaptability, and continuous learning in the pursuit of excellence in baseball.