I’m not your typical hitting coach. I’m an engineer by education — with degrees in Computer & Electrical Engineering and a Master’s in Management — and a competitor by experience. I played college baseball at the highest level, made it to the College World Series, and lived through every high and low that comes with chasing greatness. What I learned on that journey shaped how I teach, how I think, and what I believe players actually need to succeed.

I built DSill Swings to be the program I wish I had — one that doesn’t separate mechanics from mindset. As an engineer, I’m obsessed with systems: clear frameworks, structured feedback, and honest diagnostics. But systems alone aren’t enough. What separates elite players isn't just how they move — it’s how they think under pressure, how they define themselves when things go sideways, and how they respond to failure when it matters most.

That’s why my training blends precision swing work with real mental development. I don’t coach players to be perfect — I coach them to be grounded, aware, and adaptable. I believe hitting is a mirror: it reflects how you think, how you prepare, and who you believe you are. When a player starts to understand that, their performance shifts — not just in games, but in life.

I care deeply about the kids I train — because I’ve been in their shoes. I’ve felt the pressure, the doubt, the identity crisis that can come with this game. That’s why this brand exists. Not just to help players hit harder, but to help them grow stronger — mentally, emotionally, and personally — through the process.

This isn’t about quick fixes or viral drills. It’s about training the code — building something inside a player that lasts beyond baseball. That’s the mission.