Baseball training built for serious athletes
AI-powered baseball training, position-specific drills, and film breakdown — built for athletes from 8U through varsity.
Baseball is the most position-specific sport we cover. A catcher trains nothing like a center fielder, a starting pitcher trains nothing like a relief pitcher, and a middle infielder trains nothing like a corner infielder. The athletes who develop fastest are the ones who understand which skills carry across the diamond and which ones are specific to the eighteen-by-eighteen patch of dirt they happen to stand on. PeakTraining AI is built around that observation: structured, position-specific training that compounds over years, not weeks.
What we cover
This hub branches into six position pillars — pitcher, catcher, infielder, outfielder, hitter, and base runner. Each pillar covers the skills, drills, film-study cues, and developmental milestones that matter at that position from youth through varsity baseball. Underneath each pillar are skill clusters: drill libraries, film-study programs, and technique guides that progress with the athlete’s age. Hitting and base running are pillars in their own right because every position player does both, and both reward specific training that team practice rarely covers.
How to use it
Start at the position you play, then read the hitter and base-runner pillars in parallel. Pitch counts and arm care drive the pitcher track; receiving and blocking drive the catcher track; footwork and glove work drive the infielder track. Every drill comes with developmental notes specific to that age, coaching points, and common mistakes. Baseball rewards repetition with intent — the athlete who takes a hundred ground balls thinking about hand position improves; the athlete who takes a hundred ground balls thinking about lunch does not.
Train by position
Base Runner
Base running is the most under-trained skill in baseball. This guide covers leads, jumps, secondary leads, age-by-age progression, and drills.
Catcher
Catcher is the most physically demanding position on the field. This guide covers role, skills, common mistakes, age-by-age progression, and drills.
Hitter
Hitting is the hardest skill in sports. This guide covers stance, load, timing, pitch recognition, age-by-age progression, and drill recommendations.
Infielder
Infield positions each train differently. This guide covers role, skills, common mistakes, age-by-age progression, and drill recommendations.
Outfielder
Outfield is the most route-dependent defensive position. This guide covers role, skills, common mistakes, age-by-age progression, and drills.
Pitcher
Pitcher is the highest-injury-risk position in youth sports. This guide covers role, skills, common mistakes, age-by-age progression, and drill recommendations.