LEARN AND TRAIN FOR THE NEXT LEVEL
Jazmyn Jackson is one of the most decorated and dynamic softball players in the game today. A Triple Crown winner and league MVP in Mexico’s professional league, she has competed for Team USA and will soon represent Team Mexico on the international stage — including winning a World Championship gold medal.
With over 15 years of elite playing experience, Jazmyn has competed professionally across the U.S., Europe, Asia, and Latin America. Her expertise spans hitting, slapping, infield, outfield, and mental performance — built on proven success at the highest levels of competition.
This isn’t just about learning skills. It’s high-level mentorship, personalized access, and true accountability for athletes who are serious about their growth. Every program is built around the athlete — refining mechanics, sharpening game IQ, and strengthening the mental side of the game to create complete, confident players.
Every athlete is different — and so is the way we work together. My coaching is built around your needs, goals, and schedule so you get the most out of every interaction.Your program may, and will likely, include:1:1 video calls for live instruction and feedback
Drill assignments tailored to your skill level and goals
Video analysis of your swings, slaps, or defensive work
Film study sessions to break down in-game situations
Progress check-ins to adjust and refine your training plan
Mental game coaching to build confidence and competitive edge
Q&A access for ongoing support between sessions
Program Format & Investment
application timeline
Applications are open until September 8, 2025 for THE OCTOBER 15 – DECEMBER 15 coaching period.
Submitting an application does not guarantee acceptance. I review every questionnaire to ensure the program and i are the right fit for the athlete.
I work with a very limited number of athletes — usuaLLY no more than 3–5 at a time — so I can give each player the kind of attention and feedback that leads to real growth. This is high-access, elite-level coaching built on 15+ years of professional and international playing experience.
Spots are extremely limited and may fill before the September 8 deadline
All coaching is delivered remotely unless otherwise arranged.
A non-refundable deposit is required to secure your spot. The remaining balance is due before your first session.
programs offered:
foundation
Perfect for athletes who’ve worked with me before or have another primary coach, but want ongoing check-ins, fine-tuning, and accountability.2 sessions/8 weeks
$500 USD
performance
Designed for players ready to make noticeable progress in mechanics, approach, and mental game while balancing a busy schedule.4 sessions/8 weeks
$850 USD
elite
High-frequency, high-access coaching for athletes who want to accelerate development, lock in consistent results, and play at their peak.8 sessions/8 weeks
$1500 USD
program details & how to apply
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Foundation (2 sessions/8 weeks) — $500, Performance (4 sessions/8 weeks) — $850, Elite (8 sessions/8 weeks) — $1500
Your placement will be determined after I review your application to ensure you get the structure and support that works best for you.
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Competitive youth players, high school athletes, college athletes, and professionals — from anywhere in the world.
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Depending on your program, you’ll receive a combination of 1:1 video calls, custom drill assignments, video analysis, film study sessions, progress check-ins, mental game coaching, and Q&A access between sessions. We’ll customize this to your needs!
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Applications are open until September 8, 2025 for the September 15 – November 15 coaching period. This may be one of the few times in the year when I have extra time to work closely with new athletes.
If you’re interested, please fill out the questionnaire here.
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Yes. While payment in full is preferred, I do offer 2-payment options for each program. The first payment acts as your non-refundable deposit and is required to secure your spot. The second payment is due mid-program, before the next scheduled session after the halfway point.
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Submitting an application does not guarantee acceptance. I review every application to ensure the program is the right fit.
Spots are extremely limited and may fill before the September 8 deadline.
This is a premium coaching program designed for athletes who are committed to showing up, completing assignments, and communicating regularly.
All coaching is delivered remotely unless otherwise arranged.
A non-refundable deposit is required to secure your spot. The remaining balance is due before your first session.
No refunds once the program begins.
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A deposit is required to secure your spot in the program upon acceptance. Your spot is not guaranteed until the deposit is received.
Deposit Amounts:
Foundation ($300) → $100 deposit
Performance ($500) → $200 deposit
Elite ($950) → $400 deposit
Refund Terms:
21+ days before program start date: Full refund of deposit.
14–20 days before program start date: 50% refund of deposit.
Less than 14 days before program start date: Deposit is non-refundable.
The remaining balance is due before your first session (or according to your payment plan agreement). Cancellations after the program begins are non-refundable.
from jazmyn
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While I’ve put up power-hitter numbers in my career, my offensive philosophy is built on hitting line drives and hard ground balls. Statistically and historically, this approach produces more hits — and more extra-base hits — than the common goal of hitting deep fly balls, which too often turn into popouts or strikeouts.
When I’m slapping, the same mindset applies, but with greater nuance. The art of slapping is far more than simply hitting a ground ball — it’s about precision, timing, situational IQ, and exploiting defensive gaps. By the time we’re done, my goal for slappers is to answer the question, “What’s your favorite pitch to hit?” with, “The pitcher’s best pitch.”
I do not teach the “launch angle” swing. My focus is on proven, repeatable mechanics that translate into real results at every level of the game.
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I’ve been coaching players since I graduated from UC Berkeley in 2018 — a business grad who accidentally became a professional athlete. Growing up, I knew I wanted to be something “big,” though I didn’t know what that was. I chose Berkeley not just for softball, but because I believed prioritizing my education would open doors. Schools like Oklahoma, Florida, Washington, or LSU made me feel like my path would be to coach or go pro — but softball wasn’t in the Olympics anymore, and neither of those futures appealed to me.
Funny enough, I never planned to become a pro — but God had other plans. At 19, I made Team USA, and the journey began. I became a gold medalist, traveled the world playing the sport I love, redefined myself as a player more than once, set records, played in front of 30,000 fans, and made lifelong friends along the way.
I started coaching in 2018 — reluctantly at first — after realizing I couldn’t stand working at Yard House (ha!) and finally giving in to giving lessons, something I thought was “beneath” my degree. It turned out to be one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I discovered I love teaching this beautiful game. Over the years, I’ve absorbed knowledge from countless coaches, players, teams, and opponents, and it’s been a joy to pass that on to the next generation.
At my core, I’m a student of the game and an ultimate competitor. I love finding ways to beat my best self in practice and my opponent in competition. Sports mirror life: just when you figure something out, the next challenge appears. Being a professional is about having the resilience to adapt — mentally, physically, and emotionally — for as long as you can.
My mission as a coach is to teach not just skills, but the mindset of a lifelong learner in this game. My goal is for every athlete I work with to walk away with the same resilience and adaptability that has carried me through my own journey — and to do so with grace, joy, and empathy not only for others, of course, but most importantly, for themselves.