Frequently Asked Questions answered by Coach Jack
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I provide private hitting, pitching, fielding, and catching lessons and an indoor facility in Irvine CA
Private Hitting Lessons: Mechanics, swing path, timing, pitch recognition, and situational hitting. Customized drills and video analysis to build consistent power and contact.
Private Pitching Lessons: Grip work, delivery mechanics, balance and command, pitch sequencing, velocity programs, and arm care routines to develop durable, effective pitchers.
Private Catching Lessons: Receiving, blocking, footwork, throwing to bases, game-calling fundamentals, and pitcher-catcher communication for defensive leadership behind the plate.
Private Fielding Lessons: Infield and outfield fundamentals, footwork, glove work, throwing accuracy, situational positioning, and transition drills for clean, confident defense.
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You can reach me by text, call, or email. For quickest response, please text. I usually try to respond quickly so if I don’t, i am probably in a lesson
Cell - 626-833-1986
Email - pinkertonjack@gmail.com
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I offer instruction in:
Hitting
Catching
Pitching
Fielding
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Getting started is simple. Text or call 626-833-1986 to schedule time.
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1692 Deere Ave Unit B Irvine CA 92606
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Yes. Players can book private baseball lessons specifically for hitting, pitching, or another skill area. Many athletes rotate focus areas depending on their season and goals.
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I work with players ages 6–14. Lessons are always adjusted to the athlete’s age, experience, and physical development. Whether they’re getting started or preparing for competitive travel ball.
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Most private baseball lessons are 30 to 60 minutes long, which allows enough time for instruction, drills, and feedback.
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Yes. I offer flexible scheduling options, including after school, evenings, and weekends, based on availability.
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Most players benefit from 1 to 2 private lesson per week, especially during the season or before tryouts. Consistency is key for long-term improvement.
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Players should bring their glove, bat, helmet, regular shoes, and water. Catcher’s gear is recommended for catching lessons.
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Many players see noticeable improvement within the first few lessons. Long-term progress depends on consistency, practice between sessions, and the player’s commitment.
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Parents are welcome to stay and watch lessons or step out briefly to run errands.
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Private lessons complement team practices by focusing on individual weaknesses and technique that often can’t be addressed during team sessions.