Ryan Chapman is the owner and director of player development of Chapman Baseball Compound (CBC). He has been conducting private instruction since 2009 as a senior in high school. Chapman played baseball at Tustin High School where he received a scholarship to Cal Poly Pomona as a catcher. After Cal Poly Ryan decided to transfer to Santa Ana College to pitch in 2010. After pitching for Santa Ana for two years Ryan went on to get drafted by the New York Mets in the 33rd round of the 2013 amateur baseball draft. After two years with the Mets, Ryan decided to retire and pursue CBC full time. Since retiring from the game Ryan has been heavily involved with the Irvine Rox baseball club in Irvine, coaching his own 14U team and being involved with three others as well.
Ryan has taken what he has learned over the past 15 years of baseball experience and has blended it with the multiple disciplines of: physiology, exercise science, bio-mechanics, and physics. Some of the coaching that makes Ryan unique is his assessment of the player and what coaching strategy should be employed to get the best out of the athlete on the field. Ryan has conducted training with over 500 different athletes since 2009. Ryan has expertise in pitching, hitting, and strength training.
