If you are a player who is:

• Graduating high school in the coming months
• Or has already graduated and is home
• Or returned from a college situation that didn’t work

And you still want a real chance to keep playing baseball…

This page is for you.

For parents, this is often the moment where the questions start piling up:

• “What happens after high school if there are no offers?”
• “Is my son about to drift?”
• “Is there a way to give him another year without wasting time or eligibility?”
• “Does a structured post-graduate year even exist?”

Most families do not realize this path exists until high school baseball is already ending.

You did what you were supposed to do.

You played high school baseball.

You trained.

You competed.

You believed college baseball would work itself out.

For some players, it does.

For many others, it doesn’t happen on the timeline they were told to expect.

That creates an uncomfortable gap:

• Between high school and college
• Between potential and opportunity
• Between “what could be” and “what is”

This is where many players drift.

Not because they lack talent, but because they lack:

• Structure
• Direction
• A professional development environment
• And a clear plan for the next 6–12 months

Without that, one year turns into inactivity.

Inactivity turns into quitting.

And quitting turns into regret.

Westlake Performance – Post-Grad exists to prevent that outcome.

My name is Jason Alamo.

Before building Baseball Velocity School, I coached at six collegiate baseball programs and have spent over a decade developing serious baseball players.

I’ve worked with over 1,800 athletes from 47 different high schools across Texas.  I am also a certified sports nutrition coach and the creator of our flagship nutrition program called Feed The Fastball.  

In the last 36 months alone, players I’ve coached have committed to play baseball at 58 different colleges and universities, all of which were not recruited before they started with us. 

What separated the ones who made it was never luck.

It was structure.

It was standards.

It was learning how to train with intention.

This program exists because I kept seeing talented players reach the end of high school or an early college stop with no system and no direction.

Instead of letting those players drift, I built an environment that gives them a real shot.

Westlake Performance – Post-Grad is a daytime athletic development program for post-graduate baseball players who are not done playing and want a legitimate opportunity to continue at the college level.

This program is built for:

• Graduating high school seniors without offers
• Recently graduated players who are home
• Players cut from or leaving a college program
• JUCO hopefuls who need development
• Late bloomers who were underdeveloped physically or mentally

This is not:

• A showcase
• A travel team
• A place to “stay busy”

This is a professional development environment.

Small group.

High standards.

Clear expectations.

No babysitting.

This is important for parents to understand.

This program is designed for players who:

• Have graduated or are graduating from high school
• Are not currently on a college roster
• Are living in or returning to the Austin area
• Are enrolled in online school, Austin Community College (ACC), or a local community college
• Are continuing their academics without using or losing athletic eligibility

For many families, this becomes a deliberate post-graduate development year.

Instead of rushing into the wrong college situation or giving up baseball entirely, players:

• Stay academically on track
• Train during the day in a professional environment
• Add size, strength, and velocity
• Build habits that prepare them for college baseball
• Pursue opportunities with confidence rather than desperation

This is not a gap year.

It is an intentional development year.

If you are graduating in the next few months, this matters.

Instead of:

• Sitting at home unsure what comes next
• Training inconsistently
• Lifting without a plan
• Guessing on nutrition
• Hoping velocity or size magically shows up

This program provides:

• A clear weekly structure
• Professional coaching during the day
• Physical development that college coaches actually notice
• A year that moves you forward, not sideways

For many families, this becomes the difference between:

• “He never really got a chance”
• And “He gave it everything he had”

This is what players are applying for.

A Structured Week With Purpose

Monday – Mindset & Standards (Live Virtual)

Every Monday, players meet live with me for Mindset Monday.

This is not motivational talk.

This is where players build:

• Daily routines
• Discipline and consistency
• Confidence under pressure
• College-level habits so when they earn a roster spot, they stick

This foundation separates players who survive college baseball from those who wash out early.

Wednesday – Fuel, Size, and Physical Development (Live Virtual)

Every Wednesday, players meet live for Feed The Fastball, our performance nutrition and body-composition system.

This is not a meal plan.

Players learn how to:

• Build their own nutrition strategy
• Eat to gain size without losing athleticism
• Add 10–20 lbs of quality muscle over time
• Track body fat, lean mass, and bodyweight
• Stay accountable instead of guessing

Parents appreciate the structure.

Players appreciate the physical change.

Daytime In-Person Training – 1–2x Per Week (Westlake Area)

Players train during the day in the Westlake area in a focused, high-standard environment.

Training emphasizes:

• Pitching mechanics that use the legs and core to throw harder with less arm stress
• Arm care and durability so velocity gains last
• Flexibility and mobility for tight, overworked bodies
• Strength training that translates directly to mound performance
• Increasing pitching velocity 5–10 mph, often the difference between being ignored and being recruited

This is where players:

• Get more physical
• Throw harder
• Move better
• And protect their arm while doing it

Over time, this system is designed to help players:

• Add real size and strength
• Raise pitching and throwing velocity into recruitable ranges
• Develop arm-safe mechanics
• Build rock-solid routines and habits
• Enter college baseball prepared, confident, and durable

This is not about shortcuts.

It is about building a player who can earn an opportunity and keep it.

This program is intentionally small.

It is built for players who:

• Are coachable
• Are willing to be uncomfortable
• Are ready for accountability
• Want direction, not excuses

If you are looking for:

• Easy workouts
• Motivation without structure
• Someone to chase you

This is not the right fit.

Entry is by application only.

The application helps determine:

• Whether this environment is the right fit
• Whether the player is ready for the standards required
• Whether this program can genuinely help them progress

If it is a good fit, we will schedule you for in-person assessment to discuss the program. 

Apply below to be considered.