OnForm library
Ronan O’BrienProfile ready for video
This player record is staged and waiting for its first approved OnForm analysis export.
Coach dashboard concept
Choose a role
Development, documented
Build the arm. Show the work.
A focused home for every player’s throwing analysis, testing history and training plan — built around the way Gas House Gang coaches already work.
43Player profilesBrophy Assessment roster
42Assessments loadedVerified testing records
0Videos linkedAwaiting OnForm sync
Roster control
One clear coaching view
Open any player to see body measurements, throwing test results, the private video library and the development timeline.
No players match that search.
Owner’s distribution list
Player Passcodes
This Trainer-only tab holds every player’s staging credential, grouped by school for individual distribution.
Program assignmentNot loaded
Progress statusBaseline · Retest pending
Throwing scheduleSchedule not loaded
Throwing metrics
Brophy AssessmentKneeling velocity66.0 mph
Run-and-gun93.0 mph
Available velocity82.5 mph
Potential velocity99.79 mph
Private video workspace
Once OnForm is connected, approved clips, mechanics tags and coach notes will attach to the selected player without changing the roster record.
Brophy Assessment
Baseline recordHeight6′3″
Weight200 lb
Broad jump9.9 ft
Kneeling velo66.0 mph
Run-and-gun93.0 mph
Available velo82.5 mph
Potential velo99.79 mph
Assessment statusLoaded
Cohort percentile radar
Ronan O’BrienEach spoke is a percentile rank against players with a recorded result for that test. The outside edge is the 100th percentile.
Gap vs. team average
Force transferOrange shows this player’s positive gap. The black marker is the cohort average; lower is better for both transfer measures.
Personal trigger strip
Five report criteriaCoach recommendations
Development timeline
Private recordBaseline · Date not recordedBrophy Assessment imported
Body measurements and four throwing metrics are attached to this profile.
October 20, 2025Progress retest date on file
The testing date is preserved in the timeline; second-round numbers have not been loaded, so no delta is shown yet.
Next stepConnect first OnForm analysis
The first approved video will establish the mechanics-review thread for this player.
Gas House Gang staffAll partner programs, players and approved video.
Program coachesOnly players assigned to their verified program.
ParentsOnly their own player’s record and shared video.
Average available velo—Recorded assessments
Average run-and-gun—Recorded assessments
Personal reports—Linked to player records
Video library0Awaiting OnForm sync
Cohort priorities
Where the roster needs work
These counts come directly from the assessment-report rules and help coaches plan group work without replacing the player-level recommendation.
Core + hip transfer
Players whose run-and-gun or potential gap indicates energy leaking through the middle.
Shoulder strength
Players whose kneeling-velocity result triggered an individual strength priority.
Lower-body development
Players whose broad-jump result triggered lower-body explosion or total-body strength work.
Visual analysis
Engine, transfer and upside
Every mark below is calculated from the loaded Brophy assessment records. Missing tests stay missing rather than being estimated.
Engine vs. transmission
Broad jump against the run-and-gun to available-velocity gap.
Over 5 mph transfer gap5 mph or lessCohort median jump
Leak leaderboard
Largest positive gaps in the loaded cohort.
Trigger heatmap
See the roster pattern
Priority means the report rule fired; watch marks a threshold case; clear means the available test did not fire.
Five assessment criteria
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Priority Watch Clear No data
No players match this filter.
Retest deltas
Round two, waiting on results
The October 20, 2025 progress-retest date is on file. Once its numbers are loaded, these baselines become before-and-after change bars.
Selected player baseline
Orange bars show the baseline against the current cohort maximum.
Coach roster
Open any player record
Each row carries its linked report count and the highest-priority recommendation from that player’s analysis.
Programs + assessment
Choose the right starting point
Public program information and clear next steps sit in front of the private player-development hub.
Before you arrive
Know the essentials
Families should know who is coaching, where the session happens and what consent is required before a player trains.
Training location
Gas House Gang training sessions take place at 3530 E Southern Ave, Mesa, AZ 85204. Any off-site testing-day details arrive with the appointment confirmation.
Mesa, ArizonaWill Ohman
William McDaniel Ohman, born August 13, 1977, is a German-born American former MLB pitcher who attended Ponderosa High School in Parker, Colorado. He pitched for the Chicago Cubs, Atlanta Braves, Los Angeles Dodgers, Baltimore Orioles, Florida Marlins and Chicago White Sox. In January 2018, he was named pitching coach for the Palm Beach Cardinals.
Former MLB pitcher • Six clubsParent consent required
A parent or legal guardian must complete Gas House Gang’s participation waiver and medical consent before a youth athlete can test or train.
Signed before the first sessionBrophy College Prep
Brophy programs
Program cards and assignments are scoped to the active school.
10-week throwing system
Train with a purpose
The plan moves from repeatable arm-care habits to intent work and mound transfer.
Build the base
Establish repeatable routines and clean movement before intensity rises.
- Arm-care foundation
- Movement baseline
- Controlled catch play
Add intent
Progress volume and intensity while the player owns the movement.
- Progressive long toss
- Intent-based work
- Video checkpoints
Transfer it
Bring the gains toward the mound with a clear recovery plan.
- Mound progression
- Testing-day review
- Next-block priorities
Every session connects to the player record.
The training plan, video review and testing history become one continuous development story.
Frequently asked questions
What families need to know
Clear answers for the first testing day, private player records and appointment changes.
Who can participate?
The 10-week throwing program is listed for players age 12 and older. A coach confirms the right fit for younger athletes requesting an initial test.
What should a player bring?
Bring a glove, water and athletic clothing suitable for throwing. The confirmation email will note any site-specific footwear or equipment instructions.
Where does training happen?
Gas House Gang trains at 3530 E Southern Ave, Mesa, AZ 85204. If a testing day is held off-site, the confirmed appointment will include that location’s entrance and parking instructions.
How private is the player record?
Player measurables, reports and approved video belong in the protected hub. Gas House Gang staff can see partner programs, verified program coaches see only their roster and a parent sees only their own player.
How will profile photos work?
Photo upload will live inside the secure player login, with an approved coach-upload option for team headshots. Until that backend is connected, profiles keep a neutral photo placeholder.
What if we need to reschedule?
Reply to the appointment confirmation as early as possible. The confirmation includes the current rescheduling and cancellation terms for that session.
Gas House Gang arm care
Own every position.
A field-ready J-Band sequence for warmup and full arm care. Move fast when the plan calls for speed, but never trade control for reps.
Perfect reps win.Use wrist cuffs. Set the shoulder blades down and back. If form breaks, step closer to the anchor.
01 · Cuffs onUse the wrist cuffs to take stress off the forearms and keep the work in the shoulders.
02 · Set the bladesPull shoulder blades down and back before every exercise. Keep the neck relaxed.
03 · Own the rangeStay controlled through the full motion. Step closer to the anchor the moment form breaks.
Sequence 01–10
Fast. Clean. Controlled.
Complete one fast, explosive set of 10 reps for every exercise before throwing.
01
Tricep Extension
10 repsStart
Finish
Start: Arms angle up; bend the elbows. Finish: Punch hands out, lock the wrists and hold for one second.
02
Reverse Fly
10 repsStart
Finish
Start: Palms together at the chest, thumbs up. Finish: Pull wide to shoulder level; keep the elbows straight.
03
Forward Fly
10 repsStart
Finish
Start: Arms wide at shoulder level, thumbs up. Finish: Pull hands together at the chest; keep the elbows straight.
04
Diagonals
10 repsSpread
Switch
Hands together. Spread one up and one down, return together, then switch. Keep both elbows straight.
05
Reverse 90/90
10 repsStart
Finish
Start: Elbows at shoulder height, forearms down. Finish: Rotate forearms up without moving the elbows.
06
Forward 90/90
10 repsStart
Finish
Start: Elbows at shoulder height, forearms up. Finish: Rotate forward, palms down; elbows stay still.
07
Internal Rotation
10 repsStart · Anchor side
Finish
Stand sideways to the anchor. One arm, elbow pinned at 90°. Rotate inward across the body from the max-out position.
08
External Rotation
10 repsStart · Anchor side
Finish
Stand sideways to the anchor. One arm, elbow pinned at 90°. Rotate outward away from the body to the max-out position.
09
Reverse Throw
10 repsStart
Finish
Start: Split stance, bent forward; throwing arm down and crossed, glove at chest. Finish: Stand tall, rotate the arm back and reach the glove forward, palm away.
10
Forward Throw
10 repsStart
Finish
Start: Split stance; throwing hand up and back, glove reaching forward. Finish: Throwing arm down across the trunk; glove pulls to the chest.
Never throw cold.Complete exercises 01–10, top to bottom, before every catch, practice and game.
Build the reps.Start with 10 perfect reps together, then progress to 15 and 20. Stop when form breaks.
Close the day.For full arm care, finish all lifting, throwing and workouts first. The band sequence is the finishing move.
Booking + testing signup
Start with the right session
Choose a program or testing request. The request opens as a prepared email so a coach can confirm the next available date.
Proposed integration
From OnForm to player profile
The site should automate filing and presentation while keeping the coach’s analysis workflow familiar.
Analyze
Coaches record, review and annotate the throwing session in OnForm as they do today.
Export
An API, webhook or approved shared-folder export makes the finished video available to the site.
Match
The file is assigned to the right private player record using a unique player ID and session date.
Publish
The new analysis appears at the top of that player’s library for approved coaches and family.
Direct OnForm integration
If OnForm offers a partner API, webhook or automated export, use it to reduce manual handoffs and keep metadata attached to each session.
Awaiting platform capability details
Monitored export folder
Coach bulk-exports approved videos to Drive or Dropbox. A server process reads the filename convention and files each upload under the matching player.
Requires a server-backed build