Indoor baseball & softball development · Ages 12+ · Dexter, MI


trust the process

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“Talent gets noticed. Work ethic and character are what carry a kid long after the last game.”

— Hank Dreffs, Co-Founder

Built for where your athlete is right now

Forge Character. Elevate Performance.

Foundational

Build the base

Played rec or Little League and ready to train for real. You've got the basics — now we build the mechanics, the reps, and the mindset that move you toward your first Gap.

Competitive

Close the Gap

Travel ball, tournaments, fighting for a roster spot. Steady reps and a 4:1 squad ratio so a coach learns your game by name and coaches you to your next Gap.

Advanced

Elevate the Game

JV, varsity, or college-level. Train with comparable peers and a current varsity head coach — work tailored to exactly where you are.

G2G develops players ages 12 to College Athletes who already play the game. Brand-new to baseball? Reach out — we'll point you to the right first step.

‍ ‍Relationship First

The journey starts with a conversation

1

TELL US ABOUT YOUR ATHLETE

Share their age, experience, and goals through a quick form. No commitment.

2

TOUR THE FACILITY + MEET THE COACHES

Come see the cages, turf, and mounds, and meet the people who'll coach your athlete.

3

SKILLS ASSESSMENT

We assess your athlete's abilities to match them with the right peers and coaches to support their improvement.

4

SET GOALS TOGETHER

We map out what growth looks like on the field and in character before anyone commits to a cycle.

No pressure, no payment — just a real conversation about whether G2G is the right fit.

What We Coach On Purpose

Four traits, coached as deliberately as a swing

These aren’t a poster on the wall. Each one gets named out loud, expected, and coached inside the training — same reps, same feedback, same standard as a swing.

Communication

On the field

Asking for help, calling a play, owning a mistake.


Carries into life

Asking a teacher for help before the test, not after it.

Maturity

On the field

Controlling the variables you can, managing your emotions.


Carries into life

Keeping your head when a call, a grade, or a group project goes against you.

Ownership

On the field

Taking responsibility for your reps and your effort.


Carries into life

Homework, chores, a mistake — handled without being asked twice.

Resilience

On the field

Bouncing back from a strikeout, a tough loss, a hard week.


Carries into life

Going back at something the day after it went badly.

Questions Parents Ask

Frequently asked questions

Who G2G is for

Athletes ages 12 through college, baseball and softball. Small Teams are grouped by skill rather than age, so you're training alongside people chasing the same thing you are. Never lost in the crowd, never the only one working.

G2G builds on a foundation that's already there. Our Foundational group is for athletes who've had a season or two of rec or Little League. They can make contact and throw, but haven't trained with real structure yet. If your athlete is brand new to the game, reach out anyway. We'd rather point you toward the right first step than take your money for the wrong one.

Yes. We group by talent, not age, so nobody trains down. Four athletes to one coach — two in Pitching Development — with coaches who work at the varsity, college, and pro level. The Standard doesn't move to meet you. You move to meet it.

We don't field teams. G2G is where the foundation gets built: the habits, the mechanics, the routines, so the athlete who shows up to a travel or school tryout is ready for it. Travel ball is where you test what you've built. We're the year-round work behind it. The two fit together.

How training works

A Small Team is your athlete's training group of four. That 4:1 ratio is how a coach learns each athlete's game and character by name. A Session is one meeting, and there are 16 across the program. The 8-Week Program is the full run, start to finish: two sessions a week for eight weeks.

Hitting & Fielding is twice a week: a two-hour skills block with your program’s Director, plus a customized 30-minute weekday session. Pitching Development is one two-hour block a week — 30 minutes of arm care, 60 minutes on the mound covering mechanics, command, and attacking hitters, then 30 minutes of speed and strength.

Keep it simple: a glove, a bat, cleats or turf shoes, and water. We provide the rest, including cages, balls, tees, and training aids.

G2G is a drop-off program. Athletes lock in faster without a sideline audience, and the reps get better when the only person they're performing for is their coach. You won't be left guessing, though. Ask your coach any time and you'll get a straight answer about where your athlete is and what they're working on.

You don’t have to guess. Placement is our job. Every athlete in the Hitting & Fielding Program signs up for a skills assessment. Your $35 skills assessment fee is applied to the Hitting & Fielding program when you enroll. We group by talent level rather than age, so the team is a real fit and every rep stays competitive.

Pricing, enrollment & lessons

Yes — $150 off for each additional athlete from the same household that are currently enrolled in one of our programs.

Yes — $150 off if your athlete is enrolled in dual programs.

Every 8-Week Program is built around a small group of athletes. When you take a seat, it's held for you, which means it isn't available to anyone else. For that reason, program fees are paid upfront and are non-refundable. We'd rather talk it through before you enroll than after, so start with a conversation and we'll make sure it's the right fit.

Yes. Local travel and rec teams can rent the full facility, meaning turf, both cages, and the weight and stretching area, at $140 per hour, or a single cage at $75 per hour. Get in touch and we'll find you a time.

Yes. Private lessons are one-on-one with our coaching staff. They work best alongside the 8-Week Program rather than instead of it. The program builds the foundation, and a private lesson sharpens one specific thing on top of it. Reach out and we'll talk about what your athlete actually needs.