High-Level Perspective
Led by an owner whose playing journey reached Auburn University and professional baseball.
Baseball + Softball Development · South Georgia
Built here.
Serious athlete development built around purposeful training, preparation, accountability, adjustment, and competition.
- Development
- South Georgia
- Preparation
Led by experience
- Auburn Baseball
- Washington Nationals
- South Georgia Native
- Owner + Athlete Developer
Coaching Philosophy
Develop the player.
The game exposes mistakes, pressure, adversity, and failure. Development is learning how to respond, adjust, prepare, and keep moving forward.
Failure is feedback. Learn from it fast and move forward.
Fix the right thing, not just anything. Every change has a reason.
Big moments are won in small daily work. Show up every day.
Pressure tests your preparation. Stay calm and trust the work.
Not just mechanics. , , consistency, accountability, confidence, and the to meet the next moment.
The Story Behind 41
He trained here.
Steven Williams is a South Georgia native and former standout at Deerfield-Windsor. He played at Auburn University — where he wore No. 41 — and played professionally in the Washington Nationals organization. He trained in the same building that is now home to Forty-One Training, and he came back to develop the next generation of baseball and softball athletes: skill, confidence, discipline, and the preparation to compete at higher levels.
Steven Williams
“Where you start doesn’t decide how far you can go. How you , , and does.”
Training
Build your
Every rep has a purpose. Baseball and softball players train the areas their game demands — mechanics, consistency, preparation, and trajectory.
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Mechanics
Swing, throw, and move with intent.
Why: Inefficient movement breaks down under pressure and limits how much power you can create.
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Consistency
Reps with feedback that hold up under pressure.
Why: One good swing means nothing if the next one cannot repeat it.
Inside the cages
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Preparation
Ready for the season, the next level, and the next at-bat.
Why: The game moves faster than practice, and readiness closes the gap.
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Trajectory
Visual reference for ball flight and outcomes.
Why: Seeing the result turns guessing into adjustment.
The Facility
Built for the work.
Cages, turf, instruction, and equipment for baseball and softball athletes. This is a development environment — not simply a cage rental. Facility improvements are ongoing.
Turf. Cages. Coaching.
2925 Ledo Rd Unit 15 B
Why Forty-One
Why train here?
Five reasons the environment is different — and why that matters to an athlete's development.
01 02 South Georgia Roots
Built by someone who understands what it means to develop as an athlete from this area.
03 Baseball + Softball
A development environment created for athletes across both sports.
04 Purposeful Development
Training positioned around learning, repetition, adjustment and preparation.
05 Bigger Than The Game
Steven has spoken about baseball teaching athletes how to respond to adversity and failure — lessons that carry well beyond the field.
Booking & Payments
Memberships, booking & payments
Choose a membership, book a lesson, and know exactly how and when payment is handled.
Line Drive Memberships
Current plan names, pricing, billing frequency and terms are managed through our official membership portal.
Paying for lessons
Lesson payments are due on the day of your appointment unless you choose to prepay when booking.
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Sending funds through Cash App or Venmo does not reserve or confirm an appointment. All appointments are scheduled through the booking page.
Book a Lesson
View available lessons, current pricing, and appointment times through our booking page.
Same-day cancellations incur a $20 cancellation fee.
The Roadmap
Development beyond
The system defines how the work happens. This journey shows how that work compounds from first contact through continued growth.
- 01
Interest
A parent or athlete reaches out.
- 02
Assessment / Conversation
Understand the athlete and their goals.
- 03
Training
Intentional work with instruction and correction.
- 04
Development
Adjustments compound into real change.
- 05
Competition
Carry the work into stronger environments.
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Continued Growth
Development doesn't stop at one season.
Performance Technology
Remove the guesswork.
HitTrax is a batted-ball tracking system built for indoor cages — and it's in the building at Forty-One Training. Here's what it adds to every development session.
A camera-and-radar system that sits in the cage and measures what actually happens when bat meets ball. Instead of a coach and an athlete guessing whether a swing was better, the system reports how hard the ball was hit, at what angle, and where it would have landed on a real field.
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It tracks the swing
A camera and radar unit mounted in the cage reads the ball the moment it comes off the bat — no sensors on the athlete or the bat.
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It turns contact into numbers
Each batted ball is converted into measurable data: exit velocity, launch angle, distance and where it would have landed on a real field.
- 03
The coach uses it to teach
Numbers get paired with what the coach is seeing, so an adjustment can be proven instead of guessed at — then re-measured the next session.
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- Exit velocity
How hard the ball actually leaves the bat.
- Launch angle
The angle the ball comes off — line drive, ground ball or pop-up.
- Distance
How far the batted ball would have carried.
- Spray charts
Where balls are being hit, at-bat after at-bat.
- Session trends
Whether numbers are improving across weeks, not just swings.
- Game simulation
Swings taken inside a competitive, scored environment.
Proof
The work speaks differently when it's real.
This archive is reserved for verified family feedback, athlete stories, mechanics progress, and confirmed achievements.
Verified parent testimonials will be published here as Forty-One Training collects them from families training at the facility.
Verified athlete testimonials will be published here once athletes training at Forty-One Training share their experience.
Development stories will document how athletes progressed through assessment, training, adjustment, and competition at Forty-One Training.
Athlete spotlights will feature athletes training at the facility, published only with family permission and verified information.
Side-by-side swing and throwing comparisons will be added here from real training footage captured at the facility.
Only achievements confirmed directly by Forty-One Training and the athlete's family will be published in this section.
Training Inquiry
Ready to put
Tell us about your athlete and what they're working toward.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Contact Forty-One Training for current age groups and program availability.
Forty-One Training is building a development environment for baseball and softball athletes. Contact the facility for current training availability.
Complete the training inquiry form and provide information about your athlete and their development goals.
2925 Ledo Rd Unit 15 B, Albany, GA 31707.
Monday–Thursday 2:00 PM – 8:30 PM, Friday 2:00 PM – 7:30 PM, Saturday 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM, Sunday 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM. Hours are subject to change; contact the facility to confirm.
Line Drive Individual (1 player): $35/month with a $35 initiation fee, or $350/year with no initiation fee. Line Drive Family (multiple players): $45/month with a $35 initiation fee, or $450/year with no initiation fee. Monthly terms run 1 month and annual terms run 1 year from your start date, and both auto-renew. Additional membership plans will be available soon.
Yes. HitTrax is installed at Forty-One Training and provides live batted-ball measurements during training sessions.
No. Athlete development and recruiting outcomes depend on many factors. Forty-One Training's role is to provide a serious environment for athletes to train, develop and prepare.
Your next opportunity will come.
Will you be for it?
Development doesn't begin on tryout day. It begins with the work done before the moment arrives.