Baseball Lessons
Private Baseball Lessons in Seal Beach
Seal Beach is about 15 minutes from our Long Beach home base, so it's an easy spot for Coach Myles to meet your player for focused, 1-on-1 training.
About a 13-minute drive from our Long Beach home base.
Seal Beach has a tight-knit baseball community — Seal Beach PONY Baseball alone fields a few hundred kids each season. In a town that size, the players who get individual attention tend to be the ones who jump a level. That's where private lessons come in.
We coach the full game — hitting, fielding, throwing, pitching, and baseball IQ — and build it on mechanics and the mental side: developing the right way and staying confident through the ups and downs of a season. Sessions are true 1-on-1, meeting your player at a field that works for your family.
If your player is new to the game or chasing a travel-ball spot, the free first lesson is a low-key way to see how Coach Myles works.
Local Baseball
Baseball in Seal Beach
Seal Beach PONY Baseball serves roughly 250 players ages 3–12 (playing at McGaugh Elementary) and partners with the Beach Cities Miracle League for athletes with special needs.
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Edison Park
Public Seal Beach park with a ball field on College Park Drive.
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Arbor Park
Sports fields on Lampson Avenue in Seal Beach.
Coach Myles travels to you — we'll meet at a field that works for your family.
The Work
What we work on
Hitting, fielding, throwing, pitching, baseball IQ, and the mental game — every session is built around your player.
See all servicesCommon Questions
Seal Beach — Common Questions
Do you travel to Seal Beach?
Yes — it's about 15 minutes from home base, one of our closest service areas. We meet at a local field.
My child plays Seal Beach PONY — can you help in-season?
For sure. In-season 1-on-1 work is great for ironing out one specific thing — a swing tweak, footwork, or mound confidence.
How do I book?
Start with the free first lesson — a 30-minute evaluation with Coach Myles. From there we'll map out a plan.
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