Private Baseball & Softball Lessons in Omaha, NE
One coach, one player, one plan. We film the swing or the delivery, show your player exactly what to fix, and send them home with drills that fit in a garage.
Lessons For Every Position On The Field
Every lesson is 45 minutes in a heated cage, filmed on a tablet, and ends with drills your player can do at home.
Coaches Who Played The Game Now Teach It
Our founder pitched four years of college baseball, coached high school ball around the metro for a decade, and opened the academy in 2014 because local kids were driving an hour for good winter instruction. Today six coaches teach here, including two former college softball players who run our fastpitch program. Every coach is background-checked, CPR-certified and trained in the same way of teaching, so your player hears one message no matter who is in the cage.
- ✓Coaches who played in high school and college
- ✓Background checks and CPR certification for all staff
- ✓Parents are always welcome to watch
- ✓One written plan per player, updated every month
From First Kid-Pitch Season To College Ball
We group lessons by what a player needs next, not by age alone. The free evaluation tells us where to start.
Ages 8 to 10
Fundamentals and confidence: a repeatable swing, a safe throwing motion, and fun.
Ages 11 to 14
The jump to bigger fields: timing faster pitching and building real arm care.
High School
Varsity-ready mechanics, strength-aware pitching plans and position work.
College & Adult
Off-season tune-ups for college players home for break and adult league hitters.
Baseball & Fastpitch
Separate coaches for baseball pitching and softball windmill pitching.
Beginners Welcome
Never played on a team? One lesson a week is a good place to start.
Softball Pitchers Get A Softball Pitching Coach
Windmill pitching is not baseball pitching, and a fastpitch pitcher deserves a coach who has thrown ten thousand of them. Our softball program is taught by former college pitchers who start with the wrist snap and the leg drive, add spin and location, and only then move to the change-up and the pitches that come later. Every pitcher leaves with a weekly throwing schedule that fits around her team's practices.
- ✓Taught by former college softball pitchers
- ✓Spin, speed and location tracked each month
- ✓Weekly throwing plan built around team practices
From First Swing To A Plan You Can See
Free 30-Minute Evaluation
A coach watches your player hit, throw or pitch, films it, and talks you both through what they see.
A Written Plan
Two or three things to work on first, how often to come in, and which lessons fit your budget.
Weekly Or Every-Other-Week Lessons
Same coach each time when you want it, booked by text or phone around school and team practices.
Monthly Video Check
Side-by-side video of this month and the first visit, so progress is something you can actually see.
What Makes A Lesson Worth The Drive
Video Every Time
Players learn faster when they can see it. Every lesson is filmed and shared with the family the same day.
Arm Care Comes First
Pitch counts, rest days and a warm-up routine for every pitcher. We would rather lose a mile an hour than a season.
Drills That Fit At Home
Each lesson ends with two or three drills that need a tee, a net or a wall — nothing you have to buy from us.
Honest Feedback
We tell parents what we see, including when a player needs rest, a different position or simply more reps.
Where The Work Shows Up
Find Out What Your Player Should Work On Next
Bring a glove and a bat. You'll leave with video of the swing or delivery and a written plan — whether you book lessons or not.
Questions Parents Ask Us
How often should my player take lessons?
Once a week is the sweet spot for most players during the off-season, and every other week during the season when team practices take over. The evaluation gives you a recommendation — and we'll tell you if less is enough.
Can I watch the lesson?
Yes, always. There's seating behind every cage, and we'd rather you watch — it helps you run the home drills with your player.
Do you teach girls' fastpitch softball?
Yes. Softball pitching is taught by coaches who pitched college softball, not by baseball coaches doing their best, and our hitting, catching and fielding lessons are open to softball players too.
Is my child too young for pitching lessons?
Most players are ready for pitching lessons once they are pitching in a league, usually around nine or ten. Younger players start with throwing mechanics, which protect the arm no matter what position they end up playing.
What should we bring?
A glove, a bat if you have one, a helmet for hitting lessons, and clean indoor shoes or turf shoes. We have loaner bats and helmets if something is forgotten.
What if we need to cancel?
Give us 24 hours' notice and we'll move the lesson at no charge. Sick kids and rained-out team games happen — just call or text the front desk.
Get Your Player On The Schedule
Tell us about your player and a coach will call or text within one business day to find a time. The evaluation is free and there's nothing to sign.
- Visit us8420 L Street, Omaha, NE 68127
- Call us(402) 555-0136
- Email uscoach@kestrowbaseball.com
- Opening hoursMon – Fri: 3:00 PM – 9:00 PM, Sat: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM, Sun: 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM