All American Baseball Center
Pittsburgh's Baseball Training Home
All American Baseball Center
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22,000 sq. ft. of state-of-the-art indoor training space for year-round use
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Designed specifically for a full-spectrum baseball training experience
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5 full-sized (50 ft) batting cages for individual and group instruction
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Full-sized bullpen dedicated to pitcher development
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Plyo walls for arm care, velocity development, and mechanical efficiency
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Full-sized turf infield for defensive work, situational training, and team instruction
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Dedicated strength, speed, and agility training area to support athletic performance and injury prevention
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Access to modern baseball technology tools for player evaluation and development — used intentionally
What Sets Us Apart
The experience at All American Baseball Center is built on a proven development model that is intentional, consistent, and difficult to replicate without the right expertise, structure, and environment.
Led by a deeply experienced coaching staff, instruction is planned, hands-on, and aligned across the entire program. Our coaches bring a strong combination of coaching, scouting, player development, and instructional experience. They don’t simply manage teams or supervise workouts—they teach fundamentals, reinforce habits, and prepare players for the level of competition ahead.
The facility itself plays a critical role. With year-round access to a purpose-built training environment, athletes can train consistently, efficiently, and safely. The space supports complete player development—from skill work and arm care to strength, speed, and agility—allowing instruction and training to work together seamlessly.
As part of the broader All American Baseball partnership, players gain access to a connected development ecosystem that extends beyond a single team or season. This includes exposure to national events, training standards, recruiting connections, and a network built by baseball people with decades of collegiate and professional experience. The result is an honest, realistic development pathway aligned with what the next level truly demands.
Our Mission
Experienced Leadership. Proven Development
Training is guided by leadership with decades of hands-on coaching and scouting experience
Programs are built on proven development models, not trends or shortcuts
Instruction is planned, intentional, and age-appropriate — not open-gym chaos
A true development environment
- Coaches and trainers who teach and develop for the game
- Emphasis on accountability, preparation, and long-term growth
NATIONAL SCOUTING NETWORK
A network with direct access to college coaches and recruiting connections
Trusted by college coaches and scouts for accurate, honest player evaluation
Clear, realistic guidance navigating an evolving and complex college recruiting landscape
Development aligned with college and scouting standards—guided by baseball people who’ve spent their careers doing it
Player Development Tools
Training at All American intentionally pairs experienced instruction with modern baseball development tools. Technology such as Rapsodo, HitTrax, Blast, K-Vest, and video analysis is integrated into training to support objective feedback and measurable growth. These tools are used to track progress, identify areas for improvement, and reinforce instruction—not to replace coaching. Players learn to understand their development, see progress over time, and apply feedback in meaningful ways.
Hit Trax
HitTrax delivers real-time hitting metrics and game-like simulations that connect swing data to on-field results.
OnForm
OnForm enables high-speed video analysis and side-by-side breakdowns to support mechanical review and skill development.
Rapsodo
Rhapsody provides accurate ball-flight and pitch data to support objective evaluation of pitching and hitting performance.
Blast
Blast Motion captures swing metrics to help identify timing, bat speed, and swing efficiency.
K-Vest
K-Vest is a staple in our hitting assessment for establishing a baseline of biomechanics data. During 1-on-1 swing design sessions, hitters can see measurable progress in their mechanics and sequencing.
EZ Facility
EZFacility allows players and families to easily schedule lessons, cages, and training sessions while helping the facility manage availability, communication, and player accounts efficiently.Blast Motion captures swing metrics to help identify timing, bat speed, and swing efficiency.
Facilities
- A full-sized regulation indoor field for year-round training.
- A brand-new 9-field outdoor complex for practices and competitive play.
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Camp Spotlight: WINTER CATCHERS CAMP
Get better behind the plate this offseason! Over 6 weeks, players will work on receiving, blocking, footwork, throwing, and game-ready catching skills, with video feedback throughout the camp to help each player improve.
Location: All American Baseball Center
Nov. 4, 11, 18 | Dec. 2, 9, 16
8u–12u: 5:30–7:00 PM
13u–18u: 7:00–8:30 PM
View this camp and all upcoming camps & clinics:
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Instructor Spotlight!
All American Baseball is excited to welcome back form Team All American player, Jake Kramer! Jake is a former DII Two Time All-American closer and the PSAC all-time saves leader with 27. This past year, Jake played his senior season at Purdue University, where he earned Midwest All-Region Relief Pitcher and helped lead Purdue to the Big Ten Tournament.
Now that Jake is back home, he wants to give back to All American, where he spent years training and playing ball, by helping the next generation of pitchers learn what it takes to compete and succeed at the highest levels of baseball.
Jake will focus on building arm strength, efficient mechanics, and mound presence. "I want to help build a strong foundation for athletes and help them build great work ethic to help them succeed at any level"
If you are interested in a lesson with Coach Kramer, please feel free to contact us at 412 - 380 - 7000 or check out his availability on our self service site.
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Coach Spotlight!
Chris has been a part of the All American Baseball family for much of his baseball life, first spending six years in the program as a Team All American player before returning to the organization as a coach in 2023. Since returning, he has served as a head coach at the 11u, 12u, and 14u levels, while also taking on an increased role in All American’s youth camps and clinics. As an instructor, Chris works primarily with hitters and first basemen, using his own experiences as a player to connect with and develop athletes throughout the program.
After his time with Team All American, Chris continued his playing career at Central Catholic High School before attending the University of Pittsburgh, where he played club baseball. His time at Pitt eventually provided his first opportunity to experience coaching at the collegiate level, spending two years as a member of the Pitt Club Baseball coaching staff. That experience, combined with his years at All American, helped shape his approach to coaching and further developed his passion for teaching the game.
Chris has also expanded his involvement in baseball through his work with Five Tool Northeast, where he is involved in media and scouting while helping the organization expand into new locations and markets. Working around players, coaches, scouts, and programs at different levels has given him another perspective on player development and the opportunities available to young athletes as they progress through the game.
Having experienced All American from both sides of the player-coach relationship, Chris takes particular pride in his ability to relate to the players he coaches. He believes that approachability and trust are essential to getting the most out of young athletes and strives to be someone players are comfortable learning from, asking questions of, and turning to when they need guidance. His own years as a Team All American player contributed heavily not only to his development on the baseball field, but also to his growth as a person.
For Chris, coaching at All American represents an opportunity to give back to a program that played an important role in his own life. Having once been one of the young players coming through the organization, he takes great pride in now helping shape the experiences of the players following in his footsteps and continuing the culture that helped make him the player, coach, and person he is today. ... See MoreSee Less
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