True Pitching Development

Terms of Use

Last updated: July 2026

These terms apply to the True Pitching Development website and online training portal. By using either, you agree to the following.

Training Portal

  • The training portal is an informational tool for tracking assigned workouts, throwing programs, and training logs. It does not provide medical advice.
  • Programs and assigned exercises may be updated or changed by the coach at any time based on athlete progress and needs.
  • Access links are personal to each athlete. Please do not share your access link with anyone outside your household/training relationship with True Pitching Development.
  • We do our best to keep logged training data accurate and available, but we don't guarantee the portal will be error-free or available at all times.

Physical Training & Assumption of Risk

Baseball training, including pitching, strength training, and throwing programs, carries an inherent risk of injury. By participating in any True Pitching Development program, you acknowledge this risk. Athletes and/or their parent or guardian should consult a physician before beginning any new training program, especially athletes returning from injury.

Payments & Commitments

Package pricing, session rates, and minimum commitment terms (such as the 6-month minimum for Remote Training or 3-month minimum for the 2-Day Small Group program) are as described on our website at the time of enrollment. Questions about billing should be directed to us directly.

No Warranties

Our website and training portal are provided "as is." We don't guarantee specific performance outcomes (such as velocity gains or roster placement) from any training program.

Changes to These Terms

We may update these terms from time to time. Continued use of our website or training portal after changes means you accept the updated terms.

Contact Us

Questions? Email [email protected] or call (916) 704-7832.

This page is a general reference template and is not a substitute for legal advice. We recommend having these terms, along with a signed liability waiver for in-person training, reviewed by an attorney familiar with California youth sports businesses.

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