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Roy Silver, Principal and Owner TWI | email
 Roy Silver played and coached professional baseball in the St. Louis Cardinals organization for 14 seasons. During the 1998 and 1999 seasons he managed the Tampa Bay Devil Rays Florida State League affiliate (the St. Petersburg Devil Rays).
In his playing and coaching career he has received many awards as a player and was named "Manager of the Year" on two separate occasions. He has coached some of the game's top Major League players active today.
Roy's God-given ability to teach the basics, through patience and perseverance creates a successful strategy. He gives players a profound understanding of baseball and softball fundamentals. This teaching methodology produces competent, inspired players who can utilize these basic fundamentals on the field again and again, and in turn, can teach these principles to others.
Randy Holland, Principal and Owner TWI | email
 Randy Holland, NATA certified athletic trainer, worked 18 seasons with the Toronto Blue Jays. During that time he moved through the minor league system and spent 5 seasons as the AAA Head Athletic Trainer. Most recently he was the Athletic Training, Conditioning Coordinator and Equipment Coordinator for the entire Blue Jays farm system. He has rehabilitated some of the premiere players in the game today.
Randy's fundamental success focuses on injury prevention, i.e. anticipate and eliminate sources of problems ("the only good injury is the injury that does not happen") through disciplined conditioning for optimum player performance. This proactive approach allows players to compete at top levels while improving aptitude and maximizing potential.
Randy is author and architect of a unique player training/conditioning program that has resulted in improved player conditioning, fewer early-season injuries, higher player availability and structured approaches to predict and prevent compensating injuries (such as elbow pain is usually in direct correlation to shoulder flexibility).
Randy and Roy combine their talents to offer a peerless package that allows skill training to develop the "complete" player.
Mike White (LH Pitcher)
Mike is a Countryside High School graduate. He played one year at St. Pete Junior College where he was drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers. Mike played in the Arizona Diamondbacks and St. Louis Cardinals organizations as well. He is currently the head coach at East Lake High School. Mike was also an All-State hitter in high school and teaches hitting lessons as well as pitching lessons.
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