Private Lessons - Professional Instructor $30 per :30 lesson $55 per 1 hour lesson
$140 5 lesson package $260 5 lesson package
Group Lessons - Master Instructor (3 max) $30 per student :30 lesson $50 per student 1 hour lesson
Team Lessons - Professional Instructor (2 max) $25 per student :30 lesson $40 per student 1 hour lesson
Location
Most of our indoor lessons are at GO Indoor Warehouse. Lessons can be booked at other facilities around the area and instructors are available to travel as long as it is within the Chicagoland area for private, group, and team lessons. Please call or email for more information.
2010 Lesson Times
We are now taking reservations for lessons for the 2010 winter season. Please look at the following 2010 times and let us know if you would like to reserve times with one of our instructors. Lesson times fill up fast starting in January and all of our instructors are booked very solid starting mid-Feb. If you are looking for private instruction this upcoming season please start planning times for your players.
Master Instructors - Justin Stringer, Oscar Ibarra & Mike Bach Professional Instructor - Adam Kubes & Bryan Platt
Justin Stringer is the creator and founder of Do It Right Baseball. He was born and raised in Chicago where he learned to play baseball at such programs as Warren and Horner Park. He attended Lane Tech High School, and in 1994, led his baseball team to its first City Title since 1972. He continued on to Northern Illinois University and was a member of the 1996 MCC Championship Team. He pitched for NIU from 1996-2000.
Justin served as the pitching coach at Lane Tech from 2001-2008. He is currently the youth baseball coordinator at Niles West and runs a travel baseball program called the Do It Right Mudcats. Justin is also the Physical Education teacher at Scammon Elementary in Chicago, where he serves as the athletic director.
Mike Bach played high school baseball at Lane Tech in Chicago IL and graduated in 1997. He played college baseball at triton Junior College in River Grove IL. Mike had the second highest batting average in school history second only to Kirby Puckett. Mike received a full baseball scholarship to the University of Incarnate Word in San Antonio Tx. where he played for Danny Heep. Mike currently does personal fitness training and is one of our top instructors at Do It Right Baseball. He is planning on going back to school to earn a master's degree in sports psychology.
Adam Kubes started at Do It Right Baseball as a camper while in grade school and attended Lane Tech. Adam was a member of the 2006-7 teams that won back-to-back city championships for Lane. Adam has been an instructor at our summer and winter camps for the past 4 years and has become a great instructor for beginners and younger players. Adam is currently attending UIC where he is studying to become at athletic trainer.
Bryan Platt started at Do It Right as a camper in 2003 as an incoming freshman at Lane. After watching his first pitch thrown at camp, Coach Stringer knew Bryan was going to something special for Lane Tech. Bryan was a 2-time captain and starter on varsity as a Soph. He ran off 24 consecutive scoreless innings helping his team to a City Championship picking up the win in the semi-finals. Junior year Bryan was the winning pitcher when Lane won another City Championship throwing a CG 5-hitter at US Cellular. Bryan went on to play at Triton College where he was team captain, 2 time all conference, and was the winning pitcher in leading Triton to their 1st regional in 8 years. Bryan is currently the asst. coach for our 11u Mudcat team where he serves as pitching coach.
Oscar A. Ibarra started playing baseball at Kilbourn and Humbodlt Parks as a kid. Oscar went on to play for Lane Tech from 1998-2002. As a member of the 1999-2000 teams he won back to back city championships for Lane. Oscar was the captain of his team in 2002 where he earned a 1st team All-City Selection as a third baseman as well as an All State Honorable Mention from the Chicago Sun Times and the Chicago Tribune. After high school Oscar went on to play at College of DuPage and at North Park University where he graduated with a degree in Business and Economics. Oscar will be serving as the Head Coach of the 10U Mudcats for the 2011 season.
