Our Coaches

Jordynn Wagner

Owner & Lead Pitching Instructor


Training Offered:

Small-Group Pitching - Detailed Pitching Evaluations - Technology Evaluations - Remote Mentorship - Limited Pop-Up Private Lessons

Coach Jordynn specializes in pitching biomechanics, sequencing, motor preferences, energy transfer, velocity development, pitch design, spin efficiency, and overall pitching performance.

Her training is individualized to how each athlete naturally moves rather than forcing every pitcher into the same mechanical model.

Due to a full recurring schedule, Coach Jordynn's private availability is primarily reserved for detailed evaluations and limited pop-up check-ins. Ongoing training with Coach Jordynn is primarily offered through small-group lessons.

Best For: Pitchers looking for in-depth mechanical development, individualized programming, pitch development, technology-based feedback, or ongoing small-group training.

Autumn Hoover

Pitching Instructor


Training Offered:

30-Minute Private Pitching - 60-Minute Private Pitching

Coach Autumn provides individualized 1:1 pitching instructions using the same mechanics, terminology, drills, and training principles used throughout the JoWagner program.

Private lessons provide athletes with focused feedback, additional repetitions, and dedicated time to work on their individual pitching needs.

Best For: Pitchers looking for consistent private instructions, focused mechanical work, additional repetitions, or supplemental 1:1 training alongside their JoWagner small-group lessons.

Jayleen Gil

Junior Pitching Instructor


Training Offered:

30-Minute Private Pitching - JoWagner Small-Group Assistance

Coach Jayleen has trained within the JoWagner System for several years and works with developing pitchers using the same mechanics, terminology, drills, and training principles they will encounter throughout the program.

Her ability to relate to younger athletes while having extensive firsthand experience with the JoWagner training system makes her a great option for athletes building their pitching foundation.

Best For: Younger and developing pitchers, beginners, and athletes looking for additional 1:1 repetitions and instruction.


Chantel Holguin

Softball Skills Instructor

Training Offered:

Speed & Agility - Position-Specific Fielding - Private & Small-Group Training

Coach Chantel focuses on developing the athletic skills that transfer directly onto the softball field, including acceleration, first-step quickness, lateral movement, change of direction, reaction time, footwork, glove work, throwing mechanics, and position-specific movement.

Her training combines athletic development with softball-specific skills so athletes aren't simply getting faster - they-re learning how to use that speed and movement on the field.

Best For: Softball athletes looking to improve speed, agility, defensive skills, footwork, reaction time, and overall athleticism.

Why Small-Group Training?


Small-group training isn't simply an alternative to private lessons — it's an important part of athlete development at JoWagner Softball.

Pitchers still receive individualized mechanical feedback and drills specific to what they are working on, while also gaining benefits that are difficult to recreate in a 1:1 setting.

Small-group training gives pitchers the opportunity to:
- Learn by watching and working alongside other pitchers
- Build confidence and independence instead of relying on a coach after every pitch
- Learn to recognize what went right — or wrong — and make their own adjustments
- Compete, communicate, and feed off the energy of other athletes
- Get quality repetitions while still receiving individualized coaching
- Develop a better understanding of their own mechanics and movement


Private instruction absolutely has its place, which is why we offer both. It provides concentrated 1:1 attention when an athlete needs it. Small-group training gives pitchers the opportunity to take what they've learned and learn how to apply it independently.

The goal isn't to create pitchers who need a coach to fix every pitch. It's to develop pitchers who understand their own movement, trust what they feel, and know how to make adjustments themselves.