Led by Blaine McRae — the all-time strikeout leader at the University of Saint Francis and a private pitching coach who has developed more than 100 youth, high school, and collegiate pitchers. Train at Mad Apple Sports in Fort Wayne.
Blaine McRae brings collegiate playing experience and a proven coaching record to every lesson — backed by his assistant Keaton Blessing, a current collegiate pitcher at the University of Saint Francis.
Coaching youth, high school, and collegiate pitchers in Fort Wayne
Blaine McRae leads our pitching program with assistant Keaton Blessing — both bring collegiate playing experience and a passion for athlete development.
Lead Pitching CoachUSF All-Time Strikeout Leader · 100+ Pitchers Developed
Assistant Pitching CoachCurrent Collegiate Pitcher, University of Saint Francis
Everything you need to know before booking a pitching lesson at Mad Apple Sports in Fort Wayne.
Our coaches work with athletes of all ages and skill levels, from beginners learning the fundamentals to advanced high school and collegiate pitchers preparing for the next level.
Each lesson is tailored to the individual athlete. Sessions typically cover mechanics, velocity, command, pitch sequencing, mental approach, and game-situation work. Blaine develops a personalized plan based on your athlete's goals and current ability.
Lesson lengths vary based on the athlete and program. Contact us to discuss the best session format for your needs.
Call or text (419) 230-9106 to schedule your pitching lesson. We will work with you to find a time that fits your athlete's schedule.
Pitching lessons are held at the Mad Apple Sports facility in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The facility features professional-grade training space designed for focused skill development.
Athletes should bring their glove and any gear they typically use during games or practice. Baseballs and training equipment are provided at the facility.
Take the first step toward becoming the pitcher you know you can be. Train with coaches who have developed pitchers at every level — from youth through collegiate.
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