Softball has long been a sport where the difficulty of tasks in-game differs substantially from the difficulty of practice on the field and in the cage.
3 Components of a Complete Hitter:
Bat Speed
Bat to Ball Skills
Swing Decisions
Bat Speed
Bat to Ball Skills
Swing Decisions
At Perfect Performance we insert hitters into an individualized, group environment that seeks to recreate the challenge of ingame hitting. Leveraging data with a physics based approach, there is no guess work in our pursuit of helping athletes achieve their goals.
Softball hitting development has been a relatively limited concept, as baseball receives the most nuanced attention in driving the game forward. Taking the foundational concepts of a complete hitter, categories such as bat speed play an even bigger role in softball (larger ball and smaller field of play) making its development even more valuable to player performance at the plate.
In addition to hitting, Perfect Performance offers pitching development for both youth and advanced players at our state of the art facility in Tysons Corner, VA.
Perfect Performance Softball offers:
Softball hitting development has been a relatively limited concept, as baseball receives the most nuanced attention in driving the game forward. Taking the foundational concepts of a complete hitter, categories such as bat speed play an even bigger role in softball (larger ball and smaller field of play) making its development even more valuable to player performance at the plate.
In addition to hitting, Perfect Performance offers pitching development for both youth and advanced players at our state of the art facility in Tysons Corner, VA.
Perfect Performance Softball offers:
- Perfect Performance Outlaws Fastpitch Softball Teams
- Hitting Training
- Pitching Training
- Catching Training
- Performance Training
OUR LEADERSHIP
Julia Sinnett is originally from Woodbridge, Virginia where she attended Woodbridge High School. Julia went on to play college softball at Virginia Wesleyan University where she was the starting third basemen from 2017-2022. Julia led VWU to win two NCAA National Championships in 2018 and 2021, and four Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Championships.
She received major honors to include NFCA Third Team All-American, Conference Player of The Year, NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team Selection, 2x VaSID First-Team All State Selection, 3x NFCA All-Region Selection, 4x ODAC All-Conference Selection and 3x ODAC Championship All-Tournament Team Selection. She left her mark in the VWU record books, as she is first in career doubles (62) and career at-bats (586), third in career hits (213), third in doubles in a season (19), tied fifth in triples in a season (6), fourth in triples in a career (13), fifth in home runs in a season (10) and in a career (19), tied fourth in RBI in a season (59), sits second in RBI in her career (175). She finished her career at Hampton University as the starting Shortstop and Team Captain while also pursuing her Master’s degree in Sports Administration in 2022-23. Julia's Coaching Philosophy centers around fostering a positive learning environment that empowers athletes to cultivate their skills and thrive, both as players and individuals, both on and off the field. |
Aliyah is a northern Virginia native, graduated from Woodbridge Senior High School. Growing up Aliyah played for the Mount Vernon Magic Elite travel team where she then went on to pitch at Morgan State university in 2016. Pursuing a major in elementary education, Aliyah transferred to Washington Adventist University, leading her inaugural team to break the school record for wins. During her time at WAU, Aliyah held the record for number of strike outs in one season (102). In 2018 Aliyah was named MVP by the Washington Adventist University Athletic Department.
Concluding Aliyah’s playing career, she went on to coach 18u MVM Elite travel team as well as the pitching coach for Garfield High School varsity team. Most recently Aliyah was the volunteer head coach for a little league softball team, leading a rookie team to 2nd place for the 2023 spring season. Aliyah's coaching philosophy is that she believes player development starts with “trust “. Trusting the skills practiced over time leads to fearless performance. Having trust in teammates and coaches allows for an environment that is founded on confidence. Coaching with the intention of creating players with mental longevity, Aliyah’s philosophy is that a confident athlete becomes an individual with life skills that pay off on and off of the field. |
Bri attended Randolph College for where she was a member of the Softball team and obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Sport and Exercise Studies with a minor in Biology. Following her playing career at Randolph, she pursued her Masters Degree at Randolph while serving as the Graduate Assistant Softball Coach. After graduating, Bri became the Assistant Coach, while also working as a Personal Trainer.
Bri is a headstrong, fun, positive leader that promotes an environment of hard work and success through an autonomous group dynamic. She gives her athletes the necessary tools to be successful on and off the field and to instill confidence in their abilities. Bri’s passion for the game continues to grow stronger working with diverse, dedicated, coachable, and motivated athletes. |
Alumni and Current Athletes
Bella Norton- Indiana University
Rylee Schaar- Baldwin Wallace University
Maria Urban- Lehigh University
Rylee Schaar- Baldwin Wallace University
Maria Urban- Lehigh University