Bob Beck has been a baseball coach since 1998. His travel teams have competed in top level tournaments from ages 8u to 18u. As a coach and private instructor, Coach Beck has instructed thousands of baseball players on the fundamentals of the game of baseball in regards to hitting, fielding, and throwing. His specialty is in the area of hitting. Coach Beck uses video analysis to break down his player’s swing mechanics using side-by-side comparisons with major league players.

Coach Beck has worked as a volunteer hitting instructor with the Avon Lake Shoremen varisty baseball team and has conducted video analysis with the Oberlin College baseball team. He also creates player profile YouTube videos for college baseball recruiting (see "T3-TV" above). A huge aspect of Coach Beck’s teaching philosophy is preparing players to deal with the mental aspect of the game, which is so important in order to be successful.

"Baseball is a game of ups-and-downs and highs-and-lows. The challenge is to develop an emotional balance that will ultimately pave the way for both short term and long term success. The way to achieve this balance is through setting goals followed by a steady diet of daily hard work and mental preparation. Are you ready to commit?" – Coach Beck

Ryan played 8 years of Professional baseball. He was drafted in the 17th round of the 2011 major league draft by the Texas Rangers. He was the MLB All-Star in 2013 and 2014. From 2014-2018 he played outfield and first base with the Rangers. Ryan attended Lake Erie College, where he also played baseball.

Andrew attended Elyria Catholic High School where he had many baseball accolades. He started his college career with Nebraska where he played a big role out of their bullpen. He then transferred to Bowling Green State where he was a 3-year starter and the ace of their staff.

Kody played baseball at Lake Erie College from 2015-2017 and graduated from Indiana University of Kokomo in 2019 with his Bachelors Degree in Sports Management and Business. He was the starting Shortstop at LEC with a career batting AVG over .330. At Indiana, he was the starting Shortstop and Third Basemen with a batting AVG over .300.

Dale is the Director of Football Operations at T3 Performance. He created our Horsepower program, which incorporates football-specific speed and strength training for middle school, high school and collegiate athletes. He is also the founder of the T3 Football Skills Camp, an opportunity for high school and college athletes to perfect skills and compete weekly at T3. Dale has worked with football players from middle school to professional. He specializes in Offensive and Defensive line training, but has experience with RB, LB, DB, and WR as well. He started his collegiate football career at Lake Erie College playing offensive guard and center. He then transferred to John Carroll University where he won an OAC championship in 2016 and received his Bachelors in Exercise Science degree in 2018. In 2021, Dale completed his Master’s in Exercise Science Degree with a concentration in sport performance from Cleveland State University.

Reginald graduated from Baldwin Wallace University with a bachelors degree in Business Administration and Finance. He played football at Baldwin Wallace from 2016-2020. He is a strength and conditioning coach at T3, as well as a football coach, focusing on the positions of Wide Receiver, Running Back and Defensive Back.

Trevor received his Bachelor’s of Science from John Carroll University (2019), is a certified personal trainer (CPT), is a FRC certified mobility specialist (FRCms), and defensive lineman skills coach. He has worked a wide variety of athletes including - college football players, MMA fighters, marathon runners, bodybuilders, and police force members online and in person since 2019. Trevor played football at Mentor High School where he was a 3 year letter winner, all conference, all county, all district, and won 2014 defensive lineman of the year. He started his college career at Mercyhurst University, then finished his career at John Carroll where he was 2 year letter winner, and part of a defensive line that led the entire NCAA in sacks(2018).

Michael graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science and a Minor in Business. He was a four-year letterman in football as a linebacker. He was also in the National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame Hampshire Honor Society in 2019. Michael went to High School at Elyria High School, where he achieved all-county, all-conference and honorable mention all-state. He holds his USAW Level 1 certification and is a strength and conditioning coach at Mount Union.

Josh earned a bachelors degree in Sports Management from Lake Erie College (2021). During his time, he was a dual sport athlete, playing football and basketball. He excelled on the football field as a Tight End, and earned the title of All American in 2021. Josh was a Strength and Conditioning Intern for the Cleveland Browns in 2023. Josh went to North Olmsted High School (2013 - 2017) where he earned Basketball Conference Player of the Year in 2017.

Jeff graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University with a BA and later earned a Master's Degree from Ursuline College. He is from Lakewood, Ohio, and attended St. Edward High School, where he was a McDonald's All-Star Game Nominee, before playing collegiately at the College of Wooster and Ohio Wesleyan. Jeff brings 22 years of high school coaching experience, including 16 years as a varsity boys basketball coach in the Cleveland area. He is a four-time Conference Coach of the Year and was named 2018 Greater Cleveland Basketball Coaches Association Coach of the Year, and he coached the winningest seasons in school history at both Holy Name and Westlake High Schools. His accomplishments include five conference championships, Holy Name's first two district championships since 1954, and coaching Dwayne Cohill, now a professional player in Italy. As a Coach, Jeff has run over 60 youth basketball camps and currently trains dozens of players in grades 3 through 9 across the Cleveland area.