A player’s career isn’t timeless, so why not make their development seamless?
Elite baseball training for athletes serious about chasing their peak potential.
Hear from Austin Kaplan — Founder
Why Seamless?
Most programs sell lessons. We build careers.
Seamless connects the entire development process — throwing, strength, power, mobility, recovery, and nutrition — into one system that adapts to each athlete.
We work with high school and college players who want more than a bucket of drills or a generic workout plan. Seamless is for athletes who want professional-level detail, structure, and results.
How It Works
We make development simple and effective:
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Discovery Call
We connect to learn your goals.
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Evaluation
Pinpoint throwing and movement deficiencies through video, testing, and performance analysis.
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Custom Program
A tailored plan built to improve throwing mechanics, strength, power, mobility, and nutrition.
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Coaching & Data-Driven Results
In-house athletes receive 1-on-1 onboarding before transitioning into semi-private throwing sessions. Remote athletes receive daily feedback, video breakdowns, and program adjustments — with every step measured so progress isn’t guessed, it’s tracked.
Services
In-House Training
Full throwing evaluation + custom program
1-on-1 onboarding, then semi-private throwing sessions
Targeted strength, mobility, and recovery work
Remote Training
Online throwing evaluation + tailored program
Daily feedback, video breakdowns, and text/call access
Targeted strength, mobility, and recovery work
What They’re Saying About Us
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“Training with Austin changed my career for the better, not only from a throwing standpoint but also lifting. With his training, I unlocked athleticism that I didn’t think I had in me at 25 years old.”
— Sam Praytor
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“Austin’s player development program has helped me in every aspect of my game. I’ve become a better hitter and pitcher with the workouts and mobility movements that he has given to me.”
— Sammy Ledbetter
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“Seamless Athletics has helped me develop my mechanics and throwing velocity over the past year and made me into the pitcher I am today.”
— Jack Santi
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