Next Level

This post is about letting our community know we are closing permanently. 10 years in the book and it's time to do life differently. I want to thank everyone that's ever walked into Next Level or I've had the opportunity to speak with about baseball/softball.

In 2012 Next Level was opened with the mindset of providing quality instruction indoors. I thought I had the answers to the problems I saw with current training. It took me some time to figure out that I only knew one way to teach the swing or pitching. This caused much confusion and as we helped many players we also couldn't help many players. So off on the search of finding scouts, ex and current MLB players, master coaches, and doctors/physical therapists I went. What I learned through my search across America is REAL training is a combination of many disciplines. The search also led me to realize that the journey of who you become and what you can overcome is the true lesson to coaching or training. The leadership it takes to take the criticism and failures is enormous. Coaching is very difficult at times and I wasn't always my best throughout the years, the lesson learned is to just continue forward and learn from my mistakes.

I count all the years invested as a blessing to mentor many players and their families. I believe God has given us all gifts that we should use to serve others. Again I would like to thank everyone that has supported Next Level! Without your trust we couldn't have made it 10 years. I wish all of our past players and those coming up only the best in baseball/softball and more importantly LIFE!

Jeremy Johnson

PS
For those of you looking to continue training with our methods, Joe Robbins and Austin Wilson will be continuing to help players. You can contact them to schedule

Juan graduated from Alexandria Senior High in 1995. He played the game hard with the work ethic necessary to master his craft. I wish he was more available to the baseball community in Central Louisiana as he has so much to offer. Cool stats on a guy that wasn’t playing for the stats or fame!

8u Oklahoma Mojo came in to get game ready! Good luck in the tournament guys!