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High School Testimonials
Youth Testimonials

“Pitch designing with Zaki has been a gamechanger in how I go about my business on the mound.”

— Jackson Tanko RHP

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“My velocity has never been higher, and my arm has never felt better.”

— Langdon Downing RHP

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“Through training with Zaki I have become more of the pitcher I knew I could be.”

— Gavin McPeek LHP

Coaching has always been one of the GREATEST JOYS of my life.

No matter the setting—whether I'm working with my youth team, running one-on-one pitching lessons, or leading a group training session—I truly enjoy every moment spent helping players grow. There’s something special about seeing athletes of all ages begin to understand the game on a deeper level, unlock new skills, and gain confidence in themselves through hard work and consistent coaching. Working with youth players is a unique kind of reward. Their energy, curiosity, and excitement remind me why this sport is so beautiful. Watching them develop proper mechanics, form meaningful habits, and discover their love for the game is something I never take for granted. Whether it’s a breakthrough on the mound or a moment of pure fun during practice, those experiences fuel my passion as a coach. One-on-one lessons allow me to connect with athletes in a more personal way. I love breaking down mechanics, finding small adjustments that lead to big improvement, and creating individualized plans that help each player reach their potential. Seeing a pitcher apply something we worked on and immediately feel the difference is incredibly fulfilling. Group sessions bring a whole different kind of energy—competition, teamwork, and shared progress. Athletes push each other, learn from each other, and elevate the environment in a way that makes coaching even more enjoyable. Through every age group and every format, my goal stays the same: to share my knowledge, passion, and love for this beautiful sport. Baseball has given me so much, and being able to pass it on to the next generation is something I’m grateful for every single day.

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