Take Your Velocity To The College Level
Built for serious pitchers ready to master elite mechanics, mindset, and mobility - my Advanced Velocity Training Program is your #NextLevel training experience.
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Built by Coach D x D1 Athlete Megan Gregory
Who It’s For
- For pitchers who’ve completed the Velocity 1 Training Program or who throw 55+ MPH.
- For athletes ages 15+ preparing for college-level competition.
- For driven players ready for structure, accountability, and D1 expectations.
Not every pitcher is ready for this Advanced Program. If you don't meet the requirements above, but still want to safely increase your velocity 3-4 mph then check out the original 6-Week Velocity Training Program
What You’ll Learn / Experience
- Mobility Meets Mechanics
- Ground Force Mastery
- College-Level Conditioning
- Mental Toughness Sessions
What Makes Advanced Velocity Training Program Different

If The 6-Week Velocity Training Program built your FOUNDATION, The Advanced Velocity Program builds your LEGACY.

My daughter started the Advanced Velocity Training Program when Coach D was developing it. Between tournaments, practices, and school, it definitely took us longer than six weeks to finish — but it was worth every minute. She just hit her goal of 60 MPH! The structure, accountability, and confidence she’s gained through this program have been incredible to watch.
Brenda's Dad | Proud Softball Parent

What’s Included in the Program?
- Weekly Workout and Pitching Circuit: Each week introduces a unique workout circuit and pitching-focused drills specifically chosen to build strength, power, and arm speed.
- Top Velo Drills: Coach D’s favorite drills, like metric holds, plyometric exercises, and fast whip movements, designed to amplify arm speed and control.
- Easy-to-Follow PDFs and Videos: Each session includes detailed Videos and PDFs with instructions, examples, and modifications to ensure each drill is done correctly for maximum impact.
- Equipment Essentials: No complicated or costly equipment needed! The program includes a simple equipment list so you’re prepared to start immediately.
The Science Behind the Program: Why It Works
DR3 Fastpitch has distilled the key elements that make a powerful pitch—hip drive, arm speed, front-side resistance, and more. Each week targets a different area to optimize power and speed without sacrificing form. Coach D’s years of experience as a D1 and D2 pitcher combined with her education in sports training bring you a scientifically sound approach that’s also safe.
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I’ve completed Velocity 1 at least once.
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REQUIRED EQUIPMENT (Core Tools You’ll Need Each Week)
Equipment |
Purpose / Use |
Notes |
Medicine Ball (6–20 lb) |
Core power, med ball fires, and slams |
Use lighter (6–10 lb) for speed, heavier (12–20 lb) for strength |
Dumbbells (10–20 lb pair) |
Strength, stability, RDLs, rows, and split squats |
Adjustable weights work fine |
Plyo Balls (2 lb, 1 lb, 9 oz, 7 oz, 5 oz) |
Arm care, velocity training, and weighted circles |
Start heavy, finish light; always maintain smooth mechanics |
Resistance Bands (light to medium) |
Shoulder activation, arm care, resistance work |
Loop or handled style both fine |
Slant Board |
Drive mechanics, lower-half loading, balance |
Non-slip preferred |
Wall or Net Space |
For throwing, long-toss, and deceleration drills |
Minimum 10x10 ft of clear space |
Open Space (60+ ft) |
Long-toss and full-drive pitching work |
Can modify to throw into a net up close |
DR3 Fastpitch App Access |
Demo videos, week-by-week breakdown, and progress tracking |
All exercise demos available here |
OPTIONAL (Recommended for Advanced Athletes)
Equipment |
Purpose / Use |
Notes |
Knee Pad |
Comfort for kneeling drills and long-toss variations |
Great for indoor sessions |
Mini Chute |
Added resistance for drive or long-toss power |
Optional for advanced players |
Queen of the Hill Trainer |
Ground force feedback and drive efficiency training |
Optional power feedback tool |
PVC Pipe or Bat |
Stabilizer for trunk and posture control drills |
Helps with alignment and core engagement |
RMT Club (2–4 lb) |
Substitute for plyo balls in rotation work |
Helps with tempo and sequencing |
Pocket Radar or Radar Gun |
Tracks velocity progress over 6 weeks |
Optional but motivating |
Plyometric Box or Step |
Lower-body power, single-leg hops, and stability |
Optional tool for advanced leg work |
Turf or Soft Surface Area |
Safe landing zone for dynamic and jump work |
Reduces stress on knees and ankles |
