Baseball Analytics · Pitching Coach
Joe Laffman
Former Director of Baseball Analytics at South Carolina and current Pitching Coach for the Ocean State Waves.
Rhode Island ✕ New England pitching development
Pitchers train different.
Pro-led pitching development based in Rhode Island, working with New England arms and pitchers nationwide. Capped spots, direct access to your coach, and a plan built around your arm — not a template.
The coach
Meet Mason
Meet Mason
Feole.
The person behind the program matters. Mason built Feole Pitching from the perspective of a professional pitcher — diagnosis first, individualized development second, and game performance as the standard.
Owner · Head Coach
Mason Feole
Former San Diego Padres pitcher, 11th-round draft pick, UConn all-time strikeout leader and USA Baseball Collegiate National Team member.
Mason treats every pitcher as a case study. Film, movement, pitch data, injury history, workload and the demands of the season all shape the plan.
- 2016 – 2019UConn — all-time strikeout leader, 278 K
- 2018USA Baseball Collegiate National Team
- 2019Drafted 11th round — San Diego Padres
- 2019 – 2022Professional pitcher, Padres organization
- 2022 – todayFounded Feole Pitching — pro, college & high-level HS arms
“How Mason coaches you isn't through mechanical changes. He gives you ways to move that help you feel the mechanical changes. That's something that helped me a lot.”— Zach Fogell · Boston Red Sox pitching prospect
The staff
The staff.
Small staff on purpose. Every athlete works with a coach who knows their case — not whoever is free that hour.
Former Professional Pitcher
Griffin Green
Former pitcher in the Cincinnati Reds organization who played at Wake Forest and Virginia Tech.
Royals Organization · CSCS
Nick Conte, CSCS
Pitcher in the Kansas City Royals organization who has run his fastball up to 100 MPH and holds his CSCS certification through the NSCA.
Director of Marketing
Luc Lavigueur
Played three years at Maine before finishing at URI, with summers in the NECBL, Cape Cod League and MLB Draft League. Has trained with the program for four years. URI business graduate and founder of Vault Project LLC, a marketing agency and media company.
The philosophy
Our philosophy.
Three pillars, built in order. Nothing changes until the film and the numbers agree.
01
Velocity
Movement and mechanics assessment first, then the strength and intent work that makes the arm faster without costing it.
02
Arsenal
Pitch design built off your shapes and your release — not someone else's grip chart. Every pitch has to earn its slot.
03
Execution
Command under game stress. Velocity, command and pitch design measured by what happens in your outings.
The proof
Arms that signed.
Every pitcher is treated as his own case study. Filter by level or search the board.
91+ velo club
Verified entries · updated 9.2026
Why this · how it works
How this is different.
Capped spots, one-on-one coaching, and a plan built off your film and history instead of a template. Every pitcher is treated as his own case study.
Access
Capped spots
Direct access to your coach, not a queue. The roster stays small on purpose.
Coaching
One-on-one
Pro-led coaching from a former Padres pitcher — diagnosis first, development second.
The plan
Built off your film
Film, movement, pitch data, injury history and workload shape the plan — not a template.
The standard
Game performance
Velocity, command and pitch design measured by what happens in your outings.
Apply → plan → throw.
How it works-
Step 01
Apply
Tell us about your arm, your season and where you want to go. Spots are capped.
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Step 02
Diagnose
Film, movement, pitch data, injury history and workload get read before anything changes.
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Step 03
Build the plan
Velocity, command and pitch design, built off your case — not a template.
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Step 04
Perform
Game performance is the standard. The plan flexes around your outings all season.
Plans
Two tracks.
Programming flexes around high school spring seasons, college fall and spring, and pro seasons — the plan works around your outings.
Track 01
In-person.
Rhode Island based, working with New England arms. Hands-on assessment, then development in the room with your coach.
- +Movement and mechanics assessment
- +Velocity, command and pitch design
- +Arm care and workload management
- +In-season programming around your outings
Best forRhode Island and New England arms who can get in the room.
Apply
Track 02
Remote.
For pitchers nationwide. Film goes in, a plan comes back — with the same direct access to your coach.
- +Film review and written plan
- +A throwing sock, plyo balls and resistance bands cover most athletes
- +Specialty tools added based on your assessment
- +Direct access to your coach between sessions
Best forPitchers outside New England who want the same plan.
Apply
FAQ
Straight answers.
What equipment do I need?
A throwing sock, plyo balls, and resistance bands cover most athletes. Specialty tools are added based on your assessment.
How is this different?
Capped spots, one-on-one coaching, and a plan built off your film and history instead of a template. Every pitcher is treated as his own case study.
Can I train in-season?
Yes. Programming flexes around high school spring seasons, college fall and spring, and pro seasons — the plan works around your outings.
How much does it cost?
Pricing depends on the track and length of the engagement. Apply and we'll walk you through what fits.
Apply for training
Limited spots.
Capped spots, direct access to your coach, and a plan built around your arm — not a template. Apply and we'll walk you through what fits.
- ✕Pro, college & high-level HS arms
- ✕In-person in Rhode Island or remote nationwide
- ✕In-season or off-season programming
Not ready to apply?
Follow the work on Instagram — @feole_21
Applications reviewed in order received