My Story

My name is Chris Canada. I am a professional pitcher and played with the Glacier Range Riders in Montana this past season. I have an interesting story, I attended Orange Lutheran High School. I did not start pitching until my senior year, where I achieved SoCal Co-Pitcher of the year. I was getting recruited at the Division 1 level as an outfielder, but by the end of the year I was talking to multiple MLB teams as a pitcher.

After committing to San Diego State University, I became the Sunday starting pitcher as a freshman. During my sophomore year, I was offered the opportunity to play in the Cape Cod baseball league, but an injury in my shoulder kept me from going. That injury, along with a heart condition kept me off my game for two years.

Those injuries taught me more lessons than any of the achievements I earned. Going from a top recruit out of high school, earning weekend roles every year at the Division 1 Level, and having lunch with multiple MLB Scouts going into my junior year, just for everything to vanish in the blink of an eye because of injuries. I learned what it was like to have everything, then have it all stripped away. Getting through those times taught me patience, how to persevere, and how to fight when everything in my body wanted to quit.

Now I am back healthy and excited to work back to where I know I can be. I want to help athletes find their true potential and I believe I am qualified because I know what it takes to get to where you want to go.

I only work with a handful of athletes at a time to ensure they have my undivided attention. Sign up now to secure a spot.