BILL AYRES

President & Lead Instructor

Mr. Bill Ayres is a pitching instructor with more than 36 years of professional experience. Utilizing his passion for helping aspiring pitchers learn and perfect the art of pitching, he has managed to win the trust of his clients across 17 states and four countries – a testimony to his unparalleled devotion and commitment to helping young adults and aspiring pitchers improve their pitching. He is a member of the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) and the American Baseball Biomechanics Society (ABBS). He has also helped establish over 15 travel organizations throughout the Midwest and Southern States.

Personal Information

Mr. Bill Ayres married his best friend, Kim, 30 years ago. They reside in Indianapolis, Indiana. They have two kids, Brook and Blake, two amazing spouses Katie (Blake’s wife), Ben (Brook’s Husband) and three grandchildren, Addison, Audrey, (Blake’s Child) and Milo (Brook’s Son). When he is not training pitchers, he likes to play golf, visit vineyards, and spend time with family.

He currently trains at 6 facilities throughout the state of Indiana. He feels blessed to be associated with a talented team that aspires to help kids and young adults achieve their goals.

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“None of our pitchers, over 3,600 private students, have ever pitched with pain-
NONE!”

- Coach Bill Ayres

Achievements

  • Since 1986, over 500 of our students have gone on to pitch at the collegiate level.

  • We have trained more than 3600 private students over the years, with another 10,000 kids participating in our camps and clinics.

  • Over 350 of our pitchers have competed in National Championships at the collegiate level.

  • Our high school pitchers pitched 326 complete games in the 2024 season!

  • We prevent your kids from injuries by taking care of their entire bodies

  • We help your kid eradicate the source of pain and dysfunction through effective training.