
Lexington, KY · Our home base
Where PPL started.
Our Lexington facility is the home of the full Pitching Performance Lab program, bullpens, data, and arm-care, all under one roof.
Home base
The original PPL
Bullpens
+ ball-flight data
On-site PT
Arm care
9 to Pro
Every level
What you get in Lexington
The full PPL program, where it began.
Your custom program
Built from your movement screen and your data, around your age, level, and goals.
Data on every session
Trackman and a slow-motion camera on your arm at release, so progress is measured, not guessed.
Arm care from a PT
A physical therapist on site keeps the arm healthy as it gets stronger.
Coaches on the floor
Real adjustments and the reasoning behind them, from coaches who have developed college and pro pitchers.

How it works
Book a free consult
Fifteen minutes to talk through your goals and the right fit.
Get assessed
A movement screen and assessment build your custom program.
Train in Lexington
Pick how often you train and get to work with coaches on the floor.
Train at PPL Lexington.
Create your account, or book a free consult and we will help you find the right plan.
Questions parents ask
Training in Lexington
Where is Pitching Performance Lab in Lexington?
We are at 949 National Avenue, Suite 118, Lexington, KY 40502. Lexington is our original facility and the home of the full PPL program, so bullpens, ball flight data and arm care all sit under one roof.
How do I get started at PPL Lexington?
Start with a free pitching and delivery assessment. One of our coaches watches the athlete throw, talks through their goals, and helps figure out the right path forward. It runs at the facility during one of our normal training blocks, it costs nothing, and there is no commitment to sign up afterward.
What ages do you train in Lexington?
We work with pitchers from about nine years old through high school, college and professional baseball. Our youth program is built for ages eight to twelve and runs in its own small groups, so a younger athlete is never just tagging along in an older group.
Do I have to become a member to book the free assessment?
No. The assessment is free and it is where almost everybody starts, whether they end up training with us or not. You will leave knowing what is holding the athlete back and what we would work on first, and you can decide about a membership afterward.
What actually happens in a training session?
Every athlete trains on a program built from their own movement screen and their own numbers. Ball flight is measured on the bullpens and a slow motion camera catches the arm at release, so progress is something you can look at rather than something we tell you about.
Is there anybody on site for arm health?
Yes. A physical therapist works with our pitchers in Lexington so the arm stays healthy while it gets stronger, and the movement screen that starts your program is run by our partners at Renewed Performance, who handle their own scheduling and billing for it.