We built XLB to give kids
more than baseball.
When we started XLB in 2015, the goal was simple. Give the young athletes in our community the kind of professional-level resources that used to be reserved for the highest levels of the game. Real coaching. Real development. A real plan.
But the game was always about more than the game. Baseball teaches things that last long after a player's last at-bat: how to work, how to handle failure, how to show up for a team. We use the sport to build better players, and better people. That mission hasn't changed since day one, and it never will.
Development with a direction.
Too many kids train without a plan. A lesson here, a camp there, no system tying it together. We do it differently. Every player at XLB is evaluated, placed where they actually are, and developed on a pathway built to move them forward over time.
It's professional-level development, made for youth athletes, and it's how we've built players in Palm Beach County for over a decade.
A room built
for one thing.
Our facility on Woolbright Road in Boynton Beach was built for development, not for filling time. Indoor turf, full cages, and a pitching lane, with Rapsodo and Blast Motion on site so what we tell you about your player is measured, not guessed.
Families train with us from Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Lake Worth, and Lantana.
Coaches who've been where your player wants to go.
Ryan founded XLB in 2015 with a simple belief: the players in his community deserved a place to get better, compete, and learn that hard work pays off, on the field and off it. A Florida State University Sport Management graduate with more than 15 years in youth baseball player development, he built XLB to be the kind of environment every family in Palm Beach County could trust. Safe, competitive, and built to develop the whole player, not just the swing.
Justin played college baseball at Palm Beach Atlantic University and brings a decade of coaching experience, including at the NCAA level, along with several years dedicated to player development. He leads XLB's hitting and catching instruction.
Zac played at Valdosta State University and holds a degree in Exercise Physiology, a rare combination that lets him develop arms and athletes with equal expertise. He leads XLB's pitching development and runs our in-house Strength & Performance program.
Develops well-rounded players with a focus on hitting and defensive fundamentals.
Ten years. Thousands of players. One standard.
10+ years developing players in Palm Beach County
Thousands of players trained since 2015
College-level talent developed through the XLB pathway
The numbers matter, but the families matter more. For over ten years, parents across Palm Beach County have trusted us with their players' development. That trust is the thing we protect hardest.
That standard does not stop at the end of high school. XLB owns and operates two collegiate baseball clubs in Boynton Beach, which means the staff coaching a twelve year old here is the same staff fielding a college roster every summer. We are not guessing at what the next level asks for.
See where
your player fits.
Every player's path starts the same way, with an honest look at where they are today.