Customer story · Softball · Pitching Development · Tuscumbia, AL
Start with the mechanics. Recommend the right path from there.
Former Division I pitcher Abby Davis uses a remote video evaluation to identify mechanical needs and guide athletes toward in-person, mentorship, or fully remote training.
The challenge
Tincher Pitching Alabama begins with video evaluation, then may recommend in-person lessons, mentorship, remote training, or assigned work. The challenge is keeping the recommendation, scheduling, payment, content, and communication connected for both local and remote athletes.
Connecting evaluation to the right training path
Every athlete can begin with a remote video evaluation. Abby reviews the delivery, explains the highest-priority mechanical changes, assigns drills, and recommends in-person lessons, mentorship, or fully remote training. That first product works for a local pitcher in Tuscumbia and for an athlete several states away without pretending they need the same level of support.
“The scheduling side seems pretty straightforward, and I think I’ve got my availability, at least for November, built out right now.”
How the team works today
The offer is built for pitchers who can train with Abby in Alabama and athletes who need coaching from farther away. This is a hybrid pitching business organized around ongoing development, not a collection of occasional video reviews. Remote athletes receive a real training recommendation and continued work, while local athletes can combine that analysis with in-person instruction.
The result
Athletes can begin with video evaluation and continue into the appropriate local or remote path without losing the plan. Scheduling, payment, assigned work, and communication remain connected around Abby’s coaching.
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Ready when you are
Turn the first video into a complete development path.
Connect evaluations, assigned work, programs, scheduling, payments, and athlete communication.
