About our programs
Purpose-Driven Development
Results don't come from guessing. Our programs are built using proven training principles and years of experience working with athletes who are committed to getting better. Every exercise, drill, and progression has a purpose—helping you develop the strength, movement quality, and throwing ability needed to perform when it matters most.
We focus on building athletes for the long term, not chasing quick fixes or temporary results. By combining a structured training process with individualized adjustments, we help athletes make meaningful progress while developing the habits and discipline required for sustained success.
Our Process
Individualized programs designed for elite physical and mental preparedness.
01
Evaluate
Assess athletes for strengths and weaknesses across mobility, strength, movement quality, pitching mechanics, pitch arsenal, and pitch characteristics. Elite performance is built on understanding where you are today so you can attack the areas that will create the greatest improvement.
02
Progress
Turn evaluation data into a personalized action plan. Through structured strength training, throwing development, movement work, and mechanical refinement, athletes make measurable progress toward their goals while building a foundation for long-term success.
03
Dominate
The goal isn't just improvement—it's separation. By consistently developing physical tools, refining movement patterns, and improving on-field performance, athletes gain the confidence and ability to compete at a higher level and perform when it matters most.
Proven Results & Success Stories
Explore the data-driven transformations of our athletes through their individualized training programs.
From 88 MPH >> 92 MPH
and improved pitch mix
Jackson Hinchliffe, University of Richmond
Over the summer, Jackson added 3 mph to his fastball, added a cutter and sinker to his arsenal, and has consistently displayed greater depth on his changeup. In 2026, Jackson pitched at a 4.08 ERA over 70.2 innings for Division 1 University of Richmond. He allowed just 12 walks and held his WHIP to a 1.13.
85 MPH >> 90 MPH
with improved curveball and new cutter
Chris Cundari, Bryant University (Commit)
Chris added 3 MPH to his average fastball velocity and 5 MPH to his top end last summer. He also added a new cutter to bridge the gap between his fastball and curveball. He also improved his curveball by making it faster and sharper. In 2026 Chris has thrown 45.1 innings, has allowed just 25 hits, and has struck out 69 batters. His ERA is 1.24.
90 MPH >> 94 MPH
with improved splitter and cutter
Luke Deschenes, Seton Hill
Luke has added 4 MPH to his fastball over the past year. He has also worked consistently to improve his splitter and cutter, two huge weapons for him this year. He held opponents to 1.17 WHIP over 72.2 innings in 2026 with a 3.74 ERA at Seton Hill University, earning PSAC All-Conference Honors. He has also had success in both the NECBL and CCBL.
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Evaluate. Progress. Dominate.
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© 2026 EPD Pitching. All rights reserved.
luked@epdpitching.com | 484-456-5747