Jun 12, 2026 · 59 min · 10 segments
Are you a pitching coach, baseball instructor, or sport-specific coach who's been giving lessons for years but hasn't cracked the code on taking your expertise online? In this first episode of the…
Paul ReddickHostBenGuest
Where do you want to start? And what do you think? Where do you think is the best place to start for coaches who are out there now? And we're talking to coaches who are given lessons, given instruction, running teams, coaching teams, coaching, sometimes numerous teams, travel teams.
Man, there's a term that you actually heard this from you.
You're the first person I've ever heard say this.
It may be a you thing, but like terminal uniqueness is a word that you told me a long time ago in my in my professional career when I was going from like trying to go brick and mortar and really trying to bring things online.
This was two or three years ago now.
And I thought all of these problems I had were just unique to me.
You know, it's the crunch between the family and everything else.
And I've got employees now and they're causing more problems and I'm getting more texts and more phone calls.
And I thought they were supposed to solve my problems.
And you think like, oh, yeah, Now, it's not me.
It's everybody.
So I think that's a good place to jump in is, man, if you're a pitching coach and you've had that struggle and that sounds familiar to you, you're not, that's not a unique thing.

Where do you want to start? And what do you think? Where do you think is the best place to start for coaches who are out there now? And we're talking to coaches who are given lessons, given instruction, running teams, coaching teams, coaching, sometimes numerous teams, travel teams.
Man, there's a term that you actually heard this from you.
You're the first person I've ever heard say this.
It may be a you thing, but like terminal uniqueness is a word that you told me a long time ago in my in my professional career when I was going from like trying to go brick and mortar and really trying to bring things online.
This was two or three years ago now.
And I thought all of these problems I had were just unique to me.
You know, it's the crunch between the family and everything else.
And I've got employees now and they're causing more problems and I'm getting more texts and more phone calls.
And I thought they were supposed to solve my problems.
And you think like, oh, yeah, Now, it's not me.
It's everybody.
So I think that's a good place to jump in is, man, if you're a pitching coach and you've had that struggle and that sounds familiar to you, you're not, that's not a unique thing.
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