Improve your fastpitch skills this March with our Small Group Sessions at The ATTIC. Players will train in a focused, small-group environment (max of 6 per group) led by experienced instructors specializing in hitting, pitching, and catcher development. Each session is designed to build strong fundamentals, boost confidence, and create a fun, supportive training experience for athletes of all ages and skill levels.

Spots are limited—sign up soon to reserve your spot!

Ages: 5-18U

Location: The ATTIC (1892 17th Ave S, Fargo, ND 58103)

Max # of Participants per Group: 6 players

Dates: 3/11, 3/18, 3/25, 4/1 (4 sessions)

Cost: $120 per player

Group Size: Max 6 players

Dates: 3/14, 3/21, 3/28 (3 sessions)

Cost: $90 per player

Group Size: Max 6 players

Dates: 3/8, 3/15, 3/22 (3 sessions)

Cost: $90 per player

Group Size: Max 6 players

Zach was a four-year starting catcher at the University of Minnesota–Crookston, where he ranks fourth all-time in games started, sixth in RBIs, and second in fielding percentage. He played competitively with the Weyburn Beavers in 2016 and 2017. Zach brings a deep understanding of the catcher position and game strategy to his player development.

Cora brings over 10 years of experience coaching youth and travel ball and 5 years at the collegiate level. She is an ASA Certified Softball Coach with a BA in Exercise Science from Concordia College, where she also played 4 years of collegiate softball and served as team captain. Cora went on to earn her MA in Leadership from the University of Jamestown and has held coaching positions at the University of South Carolina-Beaufort and Northland College.

Coach Feist began his coaching career in 2015, working with a couple athletes in individual lessons. That spring he began coaching with the West Fargo Packers where he was an assistant coach for two seasons. He has also coached the West Fargo United 16U team for three summers. For the past 4 seasons Coach Feist has been the head coach of the Diamond Academy 16U Travel Team, and has lead them to 2 state titles. In the winters he works with Diamond Academy assisting players from all over the region to obtain their goals. Coach Feist began playing men’s fastpitch in 2009, primarily as a catcher. Today Coach Feist also pitches for his men’s team, though his biggest attribute is his hitting. Coach Feist has been selected as a All-World player at the NAFA World Series twice, including in 2015 when he won a National Championship. He has also had the honor of playing in the distinguished ISC World Tournament. Coach Feist prides himself on his mental approach to the game, and believes it is one of the biggest weapons a young player can have when playing. Coach Feist earned his bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering in Dec. 2018 and currently works as a Quality Engineer at Doosan Bobcat in Gwinner.