Start & End: November 2nd- March
- Includes all off season, pre season throwing programs (November- March)
Schedule:
- Must attend the Edge Velo Program Meeting: September 23rd at 8 pm
- Email logan@edgebb.com for the link to the Meeting
- Evals: October 12th- 16th
- Players will be split into different groups based on skill/ age level
- Phase 1- Prime: November 2nd- November 29th
- Phase 2- Build: November 30th- December 27th
- Phase 3- Energy: December 28th- January 24th
- Phase 4- Integrate: January 25th- February 21st
- Phase 5- Blend: February 22nd- High School practices (for high schoolers; For youth players: refine will go until about mid April)
- Phase 6: In Season (For Edge Players)
- Core Velocity Belt
- Arm Care, Arm Monitor
- Tidal Tanks
- Rapsodo Pitching
- Edge Baseball mound and plyo wall set up
Overseeing the Program:
Logan Benish: Edge Baseball Coach and Director, Velo Program Coordinator (2023-Present), Rapsodo Pitching Certifie
Damien Heckelsmiller: Edge Baseball Coach and Director, Velo Program Director(2023- Present), Rapsodo Pitching Certified
Brian Bott: Owner of Edge Baseball and Sports AdvantEdge, Former UW Football Strength and Conditioning Coach, Many Pro athletes
trained by Brian
Robert Murdock: Director for Sports AdvantEdge, Former Strength and Condition coach for the Toronto Blue Jays Organization
Option 1...
Cost: $2000
- Velo program w/ Sports Advantedge training:
- Ability to split payments up over 5 month (Nov.- March)
- Sports Advantedge workouts from November to March
Cost Includes
- Balls
- Program- Off-season, and Pre Season, (in season, and summer for Edge players only)
- Dedicated coach
- Video breakdown- from Edge coaches
Edge Velo Program + Sports Advantedge Unlimited - (New Players to Edge Velo Program with No Unlimited Sports advantedge Membership)
Option 2...
Cost: $800
- Velo program
- Ability to split payments up over 8 month (Nov.- May)
Cost Includes
- Balls
- Program- Off-season, Pre-season, (in season, and summer for Edge players only)
- Dedicated coach
- Video breakdown- from Edge coaches
Edge Velo Program - Paid in Full - (New Players to Edge Velo Program Click Here)
Edge Velo Program - Paid in Full - (Returning Players to Edge Velo Program Click Here)
Edge Velo Program - Paid Monthly - (New or Returning Players to Edge Velo Program Click Here)
TESTIMONIALS
Everett Hoffmann (2025- Edge 2028/29s), Velo jump of 8 mph in 2024
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What did you enjoy? When it was all over seeing all the hours I put in pay off.
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What benefits did you see from the program? Velo jump and getting stronger.
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Did you feel it was convenient with your schedule? Yes because you can do it from home and at the facility.
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Available to use as a multi sport athlete? Yes trains on arms, legs, core etc.
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Would you recommend it to other baseball players? Yes. definitely
Landon Lassahn (2025- Edge 2026s), Velo jump of 10 mph in 2024, top 89 mph
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What I enjoyed most about the Edge Velo Program was its ability to adapt to my schedule and being able to use it anywhere. The ability to use the mobile app allowed me to get the program done in the facility or in my high school gym.
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The main benefits I noticed from the velo program was obviously the substantial increase in velocity but also the condition of my arm by the season. While most guys on my high school team arms were just get warmed up to throwing again my arm had felt ready to go similar to a mid season feel.
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I felt the Edge Velo Program was convenient with my schedule because you’re not required to complete everything that day. If you need rest or have homework and just can’t get it done you can back the following day and complete the program.
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As a multi sport athlete the Edge Velo Program was easy to work with due to it being on my phone. This allowed me to do it after practice instead of missing my program or missing a practice to complete it.
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I would recommend the Edge Velo Program not only as a way to increase your velocity but also as a way to condition your arm in the offseason to avoid pain or discomfort during your spring and summer season.
Luke Huntley (2025- Edge 2028s Assistant Coach)
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Arm care and development is fundamental to the game of baseball so an effective throwing program is a critical part of training. the Edge Velo Program is a great option for achieving that goal.
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It is a nice way to get the boys to commit to a consistent program by having the app. It is easy for them to use, versatile enough to use at home, and is great for tracking progress. It creates accountability leading to better results.
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Drills and programs recommended by experts is a big plus. The internet is full of information, but it isn’t all best for your player. These are the best drills you can find for improving arm strength and health.
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Teammates can work together on the drills creating an opportunity for team building.
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This is a bit subjective, but as a coach, I thought it positively influenced our player’s arm health and increased throwing velocity across the team last season

