Coach Isaac Hess
About
MADE Baseball — Private Lessons in St. Cloud, FL
Book lessons directly at www.madebaseball.com/team/coach-isaac-hess
Led by Coach Isaac Hess, MADE Baseball provides high-level private baseball instruction for players and families who are serious about long-term development. We focus on teaching players how to hit, pitch, field, run, and THINK like Champions, with a strong emphasis on fundamentals, confidence, and in-game awareness.
We primarily train youth players ages 5–13, while also working with older players and adults who are committed to improving their game and want to be coached with purpose and accountability.
Lesson Structure & Pricing (Please Read):
• All lessons are 60 minutes
• $120 per one-hour private lesson
• 5-lesson package: $525 total ($105/lesson)
• 10-lesson package: $950 total ($95/lesson
This pricing reflects professional-level instruction, preparation, and experience. MADE Baseball is not a volume-based operation, and we intentionally work with a limited number of committed families.
While we value our time and expertise, we make every effort to never let price be the sole reason a serious, coachable player cannot receive quality instruction. In select situations, alternative arrangements or value-based trades can be considered. These are evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
Coach Isaac brings over 18 years of experience coaching and mentoring youth athletes, helping them build a strong physical and mental foundation that carries both on and off the field. Our goal is not quick fixes, but meaningful, lasting development.
If you’re looking for structured, high-level instruction with clear standards and expectations, MADE Baseball is the right fit.
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new student?
Every player starts with a quick intro so I can learn their goals, background, strengths, and what they want to improve.
From there, we warm up, evaluate movement and mechanics, then build the session around the player’s needs — throwing, pitching, hitting, fielding, body control, confidence, or baseball IQ.
Each session is built around two rules: have fun and do your best. Players leave with clear feedback, simple drills, and a plan for what to work on next.
For current lessons, camps, classes, and official booking, visit MADEBaseball.com.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
Coach Isaac Hess is the founder of MADE Baseball and a former 7-year professional left-handed pitcher with 700+ career innings pitched across the U.S., Mexico, Australia, Canada, and Europe.
His background includes over 15,000 private lessons, classes, camps, and clinics with players of all ages and skill levels.
Training background includes:
- Former professional left-handed pitcher
- Certified Personal Trainer
- EXOS Performance Specialist
- Full-time private baseball coach for 11+ years
- Youth baseball development, pitching, hitting, movement, and confidence training
Isaac now uses his professional playing and coaching experience to help young players in Central Florida improve their mechanics, body control, confidence, and baseball IQ through MADE Baseball.
For current lessons, camps, classes, and official booking, visit madebaseball.com.
Do you have a standard pricing system for your lessons? If so, please share the details here.
Current lesson, package, camp, and class options are listed on madebaseball.com.
Pricing may vary based on the type of training, location, package, camp, or class. Families can book directly online or contact Coach Isaac with questions before booking.
How did you get started teaching?
I started coaching because I love baseball and wanted to help young players learn the game the right way.
After playing professionally for 7 years, I began using my experience to help players improve their mechanics, confidence, body control, routines, and understanding of the game.
What types of students have you worked with?
I have worked with players of all ages and skill levels, from beginners learning the basics to advanced players preparing for higher levels of competition.
Most of my work is with youth baseball players who want to improve hitting, pitching, throwing, fielding, confidence, movement, and baseball IQ.
Describe a recent event you are fond of.
I always enjoy seeing players gain confidence and start believing in themselves.
Whether it is a first clean throw, a better swing, a stronger pitching delivery, or a great moment at camp, those breakthroughs are what make coaching rewarding.
What advice would you give a student looking to hire a teacher in your area of expertise?
Find a coach who understands your goals, communicates clearly, and cares about your long-term development.
The best coach is not just someone who gives drills. A good coach helps you build confidence, routines, discipline, body control, and a better understanding of the game.
What questions should students think through before talking to teachers about their needs?
Students and parents should think about what they want to improve before booking a lesson.
Helpful questions include: What are the player’s goals? What does the player struggle with most? Are they looking for hitting, pitching, throwing, fielding, confidence, or overall development? How often can they realistically practice between lessons?