01Athlete. Pitcher. Competitor.

One standard.
Every detail.

NINTH HOUSE develops pitchers through individualized coaching, honest feedback, and deliberate work—built for athletes, families, teams, and coaches who value the process. Every athlete works directly with me, and I intentionally limit coaching capacity so the work remains personal.

Gaylon Viney pitching for the Lincoln Saltdogs
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The governing hierarchy

Athlete first. Pitcher second. Competitor third.

Development is not theater. Every exercise, recommendation, progression, and measurement should have a defensible purpose.

Health and availability come first. Throw quality governs progression. Competition gives the work somewhere meaningful to go.

03The work

Built around the athlete. Never the template.

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Membership coaching

Ongoing, individualized development for a deliberately limited roster, with direct coaching, programming, and accountability from me across the athlete's calendar.

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Private lessons

Focused in-person instruction built around the athlete in front of me—not a generic lesson script or crowded progression.

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Remote development

Individualized throwing direction, video feedback, and direct communication with me for athletes developing beyond the facility.

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Team practice training

Pitching and bullpen support embedded into team practice, giving players meaningful instruction inside their competitive environment.

04What holds

The standard is visible before the result is.

NINTH HOUSE is built on the habits that make development durable: clarity, consistency, preparation, and ownership.

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Intentional

Purpose governs the work.

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Relentless

Standards are maintained over time.

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Disciplined

The work holds when motivation changes.

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Prepared

Preparation creates earned confidence.

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Competitive

Development must transfer when outcomes matter.

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Humble

Learning requires honest evaluation and adjustment.

Gaylon Viney pitching for the Lincoln Saltdogs
Gaylon VineyProfessional pitcher

05Built from inside the game

Coaching judgment, not coaching theater.

I founded NINTH HOUSE after my career as a professional pitcher and years spent developing more than 75 athletes across multiple levels of the game. Every athlete works directly with me—receiving individualized coaching shaped by what I learned through playing, competing, and developing pitchers firsthand.

My approach is built on honest evaluation and coaching judgment. Technology can support a decision, but it is never the identity of the work. Observation, video, athlete feedback, throwing quality, and competitive behavior guide how each athlete moves forward.

06Begin

Earn the next level.

Tell me where you are, what you are working toward, and what kind of support you need. I personally review every application, and membership is offered based on fit and available capacity.