Remote Catching — DuraCatch+ | Florida Baseball Ranch
Remote Training · DuraCatch+ System

Remote Catching Development

Receiving, blocking, and throwing that hold up when the game speeds up. Evidence-based development using data, video analysis, and 40+ years of MLB playing and coaching experience.

From your first video to your full program in 21 days

Everything runs through OnForm — the same video analysis platform our in-person athletes use.

Your First 21 Days

The clock starts the day you submit your video — not the day you buy.

1
You submit your assessment videos
2
Your 360 Evaluation is delivered
3
Your evaluation review call
4
Your custom program is delivered
5
Follow-up call — training begins
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Monthly training continuesBeyond day 21
How It Works

Six Steps to a Real Plan

No guesswork, no generic templates. Every step hands off to the next.

Step01

Your Initial Call

Everything starts with a conversation. Tell us about your athlete on the evaluation form and Brownie or Eddy will reach out personally to set up your first call — goals, history, what you have already tried, and what you want out of this. We want to hear all of it before we look at a single rep behind the plate.

Step02

Sign Up for Your 360° Evaluation

This is where everything starts. We break down your receiving, blocking, and throwing frame by frame and identify your Connections and Disconnections — what's working, and what's quietly costing you strikes, blocks, and outs. You'll get a complete picture before anyone prescribes a single drill.

  • What your evaluation includes
  • Full video breakdown with frame-by-frame analysis
  • Your DuraCatch+ 360 Evaluation delivered as a PDF
  • Your own OnForm workspace, connected to the FBR coaching staff
  • A 30–60 minute review call with your coach
  • A customized drill package built around your disconnections
Step03

Submit Your Videos

As soon as you enroll, you'll get a text with your personal OnForm invitation link. Download the app, and film and upload your assessment videos right inside it. Getting this part right is the single most important thing you'll do — the better your video, the sharper your evaluation.

How to film your assessment videos+
Resolution
1080p
Frame Rate
60 fps
Clip Length
30 sec
Speed
Normal
Where to put the camera
Your most important angle: the open side

The open side is the side view that shows the player's front — not their back. Set the camera where you can see the catcher's chest and glove side from the side. If you're looking at their back, you're on the wrong side. This is the angle we rely on most, so get this one right before anything else.

Most ImportantOpen SideSide view showing the player's front, not their back.
Front ViewStraight on from the pitcher's side, facing the catcher.
Behind ViewFrom the umpire’s position, directly behind the catcher.
What to record
ActivityViews RequiredData to Include
Receiving3 Open Side, 3 Front View, 3 Behind View—
Footwork & Throwing3 Open Side, 3 Front View, 3 Behind ViewThrow Velocity
Blocking3 Open Side, 3 Front View, 3 Behind View—
Game FootageAny availableIf available
Why you should not use slo-mo

Film at normal speed. Your phone's slo-mo mode bakes the slowdown into the file, and the playback rate is different on every device. We need true real-time footage to measure transfer time and throw velocity — and OnForm slows it down frame by frame on our end. That's what the platform is built to do.

Setting up your phone

iPhone: Settings → Camera → Record Video → select 1080p HD at 60 fps. Most phones ship set to 4K or 30 fps, so check this before you film.

Android: Open Camera → Settings → Video resolution → select FHD 1080p, then set frame rate to 60 fps.

Use the OnForm camera when you can — it's optimized for biomechanical analysis and captures the video straight into the right group.

Before you hit send

Shoot in good, even lighting — avoid filming into the sun or into a bright cage light.

Keep the full body in frame for the entire rep, feet included.

Label every video clearly — for example, "Receiving — Open Side."

Upload to your DuraCatch+ group, never your personal library. Group uploads alert our staff; library uploads do not, and they will delay your feedback.

Hold the phone steady, or prop it — a tripod or a fence clip is worth it.

Step04

Your 360° Evaluation Delivered

Within four days of your submission, you'll receive your complete DuraCatch+ 360 Evaluation — the full annotated video breakdown plus your written PDF evaluation. Then the floor is yours: you get three days to sit with it, watch it as many times as you want, and write down every question you have before we get on a call.

  • Built on the DuraCatch+ pillars
  • Catching warm-up — full-body activation built for the position
  • Receiving evaluation — frame-by-frame analysis to maximize framing
  • Throwing evaluation — footwork, arm action, and transfer time
  • Blocking evaluation — body position and technique
  • Your customized, progressive drill package
Step05

Review, Program & Launch

This is the part that separates us from a drill PDF in your inbox. Over the next two weeks we walk you through the evaluation personally, build your program around it, put you on the field with it, and then check back in to make sure you're running it right.

5.1

Your Review Call

A 30–60 minute video call walking through your full evaluation — every connection and disconnection we flagged. Come with questions.

30–60 min
5.2

Your Question Window

Three more days to send anything you thought of after the call. Nothing gets left unanswered.

3 days
5.3

Your Program Is Built

Your customized plan delivered as a PDF, with video of every prescribed drill loaded into your DuraCatch+ group on OnForm.

PDF + Video
5.4

You Run It

Get on the field and run your drills. Film your work as you go — that footage becomes the starting point of your coaching.

7–10 days
Step 06 — Keep Going

Your Monthly Training

Once your program is running, your membership keeps the coaching coming. Two ways to do it.

First, your follow-up call

One more video call to lock it in — how many times a week, what intensity, and exactly what each drill should look and feel like. From there, your monthly training takes over.

DuraCatch+ Remote Training

Full coaching and feedback, handled entirely inside OnForm.

  • Weekly video review from the FBR coaching staff
  • Direct line to our coaches in your EveryOne channel
  • Ongoing drill progressions as you advance
  • Full access to your DuraCatch+ video library
  • No monthly video call
Most Popular

DuraCatch+ Remote Training + Monthly Video Call

Everything above, plus a live monthly call to tie it all together.

  • Weekly video review from the FBR coaching staff
  • Direct line to our coaches in your EveryOne channel
  • Ongoing drill progressions as you advance
  • Full access to your DuraCatch+ video library
  • One video call every month to connect everything together

How Your Month Actually Runs

It's a loop, and it's simple. You train and film. We watch and coach. You adjust and progress.

01

Film Every Drill

Record your work into your DuraCatch+ group on OnForm. That group is the central home for everything you do.

02

Check In Each Week

Post in your EveryOne channel with what you're working on — or we'll give you a directive on where to focus.

03

We Pull & Coach

We select specific clips from your group, bring them into your channel, and coach them directly. That's how your programming gets guided.

04

The Whole Staff, Not One Coach

Your EveryOne channel is a direct line to the entire FBR staff. Message us there and our coaching team is alerted.

05

Schedule Your Monthly Video Call

A video call with the FBR staff to keep monitoring the road map to your development — what has moved, what has not, and where the next block of work goes.

Let's Find Out What You're Actually Doing Back There

Start with the DuraCatch+ 360 Evaluation. Twenty-one days from your first video, you'll have a real plan and a coaching staff behind it.

Book Your Evaluation

Questions first? Call (407) 436-9720 or email info@flbaseballranch.com