Baseball & Softball Infield Training in Visalia | IDA

INFIELD EXCELLENCE IN VISALIA, CALIFORNIA
Own The Field. Control The Game
Train with purpose. At IDA, baseball and softball athletes across the Central Valley build the footwork, glove skills, and athletic movement needed to become confident, dependable infielders.
Led by Fresno Pacific University Infield Coach and Assistant Coach Karlan Andrews, every session combines expert instruction with focused, game-ready training. Join more than 500 athletes who have sharpened their defensive skills at Visalia's premier infield development facility.
500+
Athletes Trained
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College & Pro Players Developed
14+ Years
Coaching Experience
THE IDA DIFFERENCE
The Reason Behind Why What We Do
I've never been a big believer in doing drills just to do drills. If we're working on something, I want the player to understand what we're working on and how it's going to help them in the game.
Sometimes we'll slow things down and work on one little detail. Other times we'll speed it up, change the hop, change the angle, add a decision, or put them in a situation where they have to figure it out.
Every player is different too. What works for one kid might not be what another kid needs. My job is to watch them, figure out where we can help, and give them things they can actually use.
I also don't want kids who are only good at doing drills. The game doesn't tell you what hop is coming or give you time to think about every step. Eventually, you have to react, trust what you've worked on, and go make a play.
That's what we're trying to develop at IDA.

TRAINING OPTIONS
Way To Train At IDA
There are a few different ways to train with us depending on what you're looking for.
Take a look at the options below and see what works best for you or your athlete.

Remote Training
$50/Month
Remote training is a good option for players who don't live close enough to train with me in person or just want some extra help outside of their normal training.
Everything is done through the IDA app. I'll give you drills and things to work on, you send me videos of your reps, and I'll send feedback and corrections back. As we go, I can adjust what you're working on based on what I'm seeing.
It's pretty simple. You do the work, send me video, and we keep building from there.

Small Group Training
$180/Month
Small groups are how we do our regular weekly training at IDA. Players come in once a week and train with other infielders who are around the same age and ability level.
I like the group setting because the kids get to compete, learn from each other, and bring some energy to the session. At the same time, the groups are small enough that I can still coach each player and give them individual feedback.
Players also get access to the IDA app. I use it to share drills, break down video, give feedback, post announcements, and give the kids things they can work on outside of their weekly session.

Team Training
$170/Month
Team training is for league or travel teams that want to come in and work on their infield play together.
We'll work on the fundamentals, but we'll also get into the things they're going to see together in games--different positions, throws, situations, communication, and making plays as a group.
Teams need at least 7 players and I cap the groups at 12. That keeps the sessions moving and gives me a chance to actually coach the kids instead of having a bunch of players standing around waiting for reps.
WHAT WE WORK ON
Learning How To Play The Position
There's a lot more to playing the infield than just taking ground balls. Our sessions give players a chance to work on the details, move, compete, make decisions, and learn how to make plays.
WHAT COACHES & ATHLETES SAY
Proven Results Across the Central Valley
From youth athletes to college players to professional coacheshere's what the baseball and softball community says about training at IDA.
OUR APPROACH
Come In, Work, And Get Better
I want kids to enjoy coming to IDA. We work hard and we compete, but we have fun doing it too.
One of the things I really like about our groups is having kids from different schools and teams training together. A lot of them play against each other on the weekends, but when they come in here, they're working together. They compete, push each other, joke around, and over time you see relationships start to build.
We also do more than just infield drills. I want our players to become better athletes and better movers. We work on coordination, balance, quickness, body control, and learning how to move efficiently because all of that carries over to playing the infield.
At the end of the day, it's pretty simple. Come in ready to work, be willing to learn, compete, have some fun, and keep getting better.


INTERESTED IN TRAINING
Come Check Out IDA
If you're looking for infield training for your athlete and think IDA might be a good fit, reach out and tell me a little bit about them.
Send me their age, playing experience, and a short video of them fielding. I'll take a look, let you know what I think, and we can figure out which group would be the best fit.

