Speed & Agility for Texans Baseball
Outright coaches the athletic side of the game with the Texans every Monday evening, getting out of the box faster, covering more ground, and holding up across a long season. The baseball is theirs. The athlete underneath it is ours.
Outright provides speed, agility and athletic performance training for Texans teams.
What We Work On Mondays
Acceleration first, then top speed
The Speed Baseball Actually Uses
Most of a game happens inside fifteen yards. The jump out of the box, the first step in the outfield, the read on a steal. Acceleration gets the most time. Top speed gets trained too, because a good 60 requires it.
Change direction
Stopping Is a Skill
Rounding a bag, breaking on a ball, going back on a line drive, sliding. Deceleration and re-acceleration are what separate a fast player from a quick one, and they are also where a lot of lower-body injuries happen when nobody has trained them.
Durability
Still Healthy in the Last Tournament
Spring, summer and fall seasons back to back ask a lot of a young body, and most of what goes wrong is cumulative rather than dramatic. Our work targets the hips, ankles and posterior chain that take that load, so an athlete is still whole at the end of a long season.
For Texans Families
Monday sessions are arranged through the Texans. Everything below is optional, booked directly with us, and open to any Texans family.
Most useful
Performance Testing
A measured 60, change-of-direction, and vertical, taken properly, one-on-one, with video analysis and a written read on what to work on. High-school players already get asked for a 60 time; having a real one, tested twice a year so you can show it moving, is worth considerably more than an estimate from a parent’s phone.
- Measured 60-yard dash
- Retest to show progress
Train with teammates
Private Pods
A closed session for a group you bring, two to six players, same faces every week, nobody else booking in. Three or four teammates who want more than the Monday block is exactly what a pod is for. One price for the pod, split however you like.
- One price for the group
Younger siblings
Daytime Athletic Groups
Have children who are not on a Texans roster? We run small outdoor athletic groups for ages 10 and up in the mornings, while everyone else is in a classroom, speed, strength, and general athletic development. First session is free.
Remote Training
The gap between seasons is when players either build or quietly lose what they gained. We write remote programming for athletes who want structure through an off-season, strength, speed work, and the shoulder and hip maintenance a throwing athlete needs.
This works best for the self-motivated ones. A player chasing improvement will follow a program; an athlete who isn’t self-driven will not. If your athlete lacks self-motivation, book a group workout instead. See remote coaching.
Not a Texans Family?
You do not have to play for the Texans to train with us. Homeschool families across North Austin use these the same way.
Homeschool schedules
Daytime Athletic Groups
Small outdoor groups for ages 10 and up, run in the mornings while everyone else is in a classroom. Speed, strength, and general athletic development. The first session is free.
One athlete
One-on-One Coaching
A private session built around one player, at your own field, outdoors, or in our studio in North Austin. The right choice for an athlete coming back from an injury, chasing a number for a recruiting profile, or on a schedule that will not bend around a group time.
Your own program
Bring Us to Your Team
We work with teams and homeschool co-ops the same way we work with the Texans, at your field, priced per session for the whole roster rather than per athlete, and built around your season. If you coach or organize a program, that conversation starts here.
Questions Parents Ask
Is this included in what we already pay the Texans? The Monday sessions are arranged and paid for through the organisation. Testing, pods, daytime groups and remote programming are separate and booked directly with us.
Will extra training wear my athlete out mid-season? It is a real risk and we plan around it. In-season work is built to keep players durable without adding fatigue to a game week, and we work around the Texans calendar rather than on top of it.
Do you work with softball players too? Yes. Everything above applies the same way, and the landing and change-of-direction work matters just as much.
Where do sessions happen? Monday training is at the Texans’ own field. Everything else runs at our outdoor locations around North Austin, at your team’s facility, or in our private studio.
Want More for Your Player?
Tell us your athlete’s age, position, which team or program they play for, and what you want to change, a faster 60, better range, staying healthy through the seasons. We will tell you which option fits best.