
SERVICES
Coach Gil has been a valuable and reliable baseball resource to parents, players, coaches, leagues and teams, serving the Chicagoland area since 2007...
Baseball Resource
Helping parents/players since 2007 on questions about:
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Tryouts – what coaches look for
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Rec/Park District Baseball vs Travel Baseball
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What to expect from the Team/Coach
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More Practice vs Professional Instruction
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Team Practices vs Small Group Camps
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At-Home Development vs Baseball Facility Practice
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Maximizing Exposure During College Prospect Showcases
Personal 1-on-1 Instruction
The very best approach used to achieve a player’s full potential. An excellent way to develop players over the years, especially when they are crossing over from Minors (9-10) to Majors (11-12), Majors to Pony (13-14) and Pony to Colt (15-18).
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Not only does the field dimensions inrease, but the velocity of the game and pitches become more challenging. Hitting (Curves & Change-Ups), Base Running (Lead-offs & Secondary Lead), Pitching (From Stretch & Pick-Offs), Bunting (Sacrifice & Suicide), Defensive Situations (1st & 3rd Situations) become increasingly challenging too.
Semi-Private Instruction
Whether 2-players Semi-Private training or 4-5 players Small Group Camps, your budget and player will appreciate these effective and economical trainings that provide near 1-on-1 instruction.
Off-Season Strength and Conditioning
August through December is the small window that baseball players have to really focus on strength training -safely. If you’re stronger, you will hit and throw harder and hand-eye coordination, timing, as well as balance are improved too!
In-Season On-Field Instruction
Base running, fielding (fly balls and grounders), hitting, pitching and strike zone awareness are drastically developed during the season by training outdoors on a real field.
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Practice opportunities (touches), hitting and fielding reps, is the way young players develop.
Team practices and games do not provide sufficient practice opportunities to get players to the next level. A 2-hour TEAM practice/game doesn't compare to the amount of PERSONAL practice and instruction that Coach Gil can give students in 30-minutes!
Learn the importance of proper preparation (pre-game, on-deck, in-between innings, etc.) so you can maximize your development throughout the season! A critical component of a successful ball player, yet, another, often overlooked area by most instructors.

