FiveTool Training

10/05/2026

Soft hands, a good arm, and good footwork. Every great infielder needs all three—but footwork is the priority.

Your feet get you to the right spot and put your body in position to receive the ball cleanly. From there, they create the direction and momentum you need to make a strong, accurate throw.

A lot of what looks like a glove problem or a throwing problem starts with the feet.

Build the foundation. The rest of the play gets better.

FIVETOOLTRAINING
Protect The Standard.

10/05/2026

BUILD YOUR GAME. PROTECT THE STANDARD.

Two focused development programs are coming to FIVETOOLTRAINING this November.

THE INFIELD STANDARD
Footwork. Glove work. Exchanges. Throws.
Led by Danny Corona, Nick Roselli & Gregg Downing.
November 2–December 9
Mondays & Wednesdays | 5:00–6:30 PM

THE OUTFIELD STANDARD
Acceleration. Reads. Routes. Throws.
Led by Gregg Downing, Cole Maucere & Vin Mallon.
November 3–December 10
Session times coming soon.

Each program includes 12 sessions over six weeks, 90 minutes per session, baseline and final assessments, video feedback, and an individual development plan.

Maximum 14 players per program.
$795 per player, per program.

Bring the commitment. We’ll bring the coaching and a clear plan to help you improve.

Message “INFIELD” or “OUTFIELD” for early access. Registration opens soon.

FIVETOOLTRAINING Development Center
Deer Park, NY

10/01/2026

THE INFIELD STANDARD.
14 players. Serious athletes only.

Build the footwork, glove work, clean exchanges, and accurate throws that help you make plays with confidence.

Six weeks of focused infield development with Danny Corona, Nick Roselli, and Gregg Downing at FIVETOOLTRAINING in Deer Park.

• Ages 13–18
• November 2–December 9
• Mondays & Wednesdays | 5:00–6:30 PM
• 12 sessions | 18 hours of coached development
• $795 complete program

Includes baseline and final assessments, video feedback, and an individual development plan.

Come ready to work. Bring intent to every rep.

Registration opens soon. Message us “INFIELD” for first access.

Protect The Standard.

VIDEO IN COMMENTS

10/01/2026

COVER MORE GROUND. MAKE MORE PLAYS.

Your first step matters. So does your ability to read the ball, take an efficient route, and finish the play.

Introducing THE OUTFIELD STANDARD—six weeks of outfield and speed development at FIVETOOLTRAINING.

Starting November.
Led by Gregg Downing, Cole Maucere & Vin Mallon.

Ages 13–18 | Maximum 14 players
12 sessions | Twice weekly | 90 minutes each
$795 for the complete program

Baseline and final assessments. Video feedback. An individual development plan.

Message “OUTFIELD” for early access to registration.

FIVETOOLTRAINING Development Center
Deer Park, NY

Protect The Standard.

Video in comments

09/30/2026

Getting around a ground ball doesn’t mean an infielder has to field it out front every time.

We want players to create an angle with their feet while keeping the backhand available. On the right hop, that allows them to continue gaining ground and build direction toward their target as they field.

The goal is a clean play with an efficient transition into the throw. Develop both options so the player can respond to what the ball gives them.

FIVETOOLTRAINING
Protect The Standard.

09/30/2026

Glove meets ball. Foot meets ground. Same time.

The flamingo drill helps infielders feel that rhythm—syncing the catch with the foot strike so they can work through the ground ball and move into the throw.

Don’t rush the hands. Don’t force the feet. Find the timing.

Protect The Standard.
FIVETOOLTRAINING

09/29/2026

Travel ball parents: October 1 is almost here. For a lot of players, that means roughly six months until spring baseball.

That’s enough time to make a real change—but it takes consistent work. If your player wants to improve their swing, throwing, strength, or overall game before tryouts and opening day, now is the time to start.

At FIVETOOLTRAINING in Deer Park, we work with athletes who are ready to show up, be coached, and put the work in.

Interested in training? Comment READY or message me with your player’s age, graduation year, team, position, and what they want to improve. I’ll help you find the right place to start.

Protect The Standard.

09/29/2026

A lot of hitters stop their turn at contact. We want the back shoulder to keep working past the lead hip so the barrel can stay moving through the ball.

Finish the swing. Don’t cut it off.

09/28/2026

NEW VIDEO DROP

A baseball showcase is a chance to show scouts what you can do—but ...

09/27/2026

We’re using the short bat to make posture, direction, and plate coverage easier to feel and evaluate. Add the scissor kick, and the hitter has a way to move into a strong position while keeping the swing connected.

The goal is a swing that works naturally because the movement before it was right. That’s what we’re training.