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Garage Built Baseball
Wide view of the batter's box on a manicured ballfield
Service area · King County, WA

Baseball
Lessons in
Enumclaw.

Enumclaw sits in the foothills with plenty of ballplayers and a long drive to most indoor training. The garage is about 20 minutes northwest — closer than the facilities in Auburn or Puyallup, and 1-on-1 instead of a group cage.

About 20 minutes from Enumclaw.
Why families from Enumclaw

1-on-1, on film, with a plan that comes home.

Enumclaw families make the drive for one reason: every session is 1-on-1, every rep is on film, and a written practice plan lands in your inbox within 48 hours. Two coaches who played the game, not a facility you book by the hour.

What you get
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    Film Room

    Every rep recorded. You leave with the footage and a coach's read on it.

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    Home Plan

    Custom practice written for you. Inbox within 48 hours of every session.

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    Two Coaches

    Both ballplayers themselves. 1-on-1 attention from the guys actually running the sessions.

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Meet your coaches
Coach Andy Layman — headshot in the dugout

Coach Andy Layman

Mechanics · HS Prep

Coach Andy played shortstop through Ellensburg High School before moving to center field at Central Washington University (2006–2008). He's been coaching since 2008 — first at Ellensburg HS, then summer ball with the Cle Elum Lumberjacks, and the last three years at Bonney Lake-Sumner Little League.

Andy's coaching philosophy: build confidence, get consistent reps, and meet each kid where they actually are. Mental toughness gets equal weight — in a game where failing 60% of the time still makes you elite, the inside game matters as much as the swing.

At GBB, Andy focuses on hitting mechanics, the mental game, and high-school prep — and can work with any age.

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Coach Dylan Winner — headshot in the stadium

Coach Dylan Winner

Fundamentals · Defensive Foundations

Coach Dylan grew up in Southern California's competitive South Bay scene, playing catcher, pitcher, and first base from 1994 to 2005 — including championship-winning Freshman and JV teams at Narbonne High School. He's been coaching kids ages 4 to 8 for three years, most recently the 2026 Tehaleh Padres.

Dylan's philosophy: watch first, then meet the kid where they are. Every lesson should end with four things — they had fun, they learned something new, they got better, they walked away more confident.

At GBB, Dylan focuses on defensive foundations and a fundamentals-first approach — and can work with any age.

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Pricing

Free first session. Founding 10 rate at $35. Standard $45.

Every player's first 30-minute session is free, recorded, and goes home with a coach analysis. After that, the Founding 10 rate is $35 per 30-minute session, locked for six months. Standard rate is $45.

Leagues & schools

We see players from Enumclaw Little League and the Enumclaw School District, including Enumclaw High School ball. About 20 minutes northwest of town.

For Enumclaw families

The plateau advantage nobody talks about

Small-league baseball has a hidden benefit: Enumclaw kids usually play more positions, get more at-bats, and carry more responsibility than kids buried on deep suburban rosters. The gap that shows up later against Puyallup and Auburn kids isn't talent — it's reps against better pitching and someone catching swing flaws early. Both are fixable without changing where you live or play.

Make the drive count

For a family driving 20 minutes, a session has to leave you with more than a workout — so ours end with the footage, a coach's read, and 2–3 drills to run at home in Enumclaw. A visit every two or three weeks with the home plan between turns the drive into a full development program.

Chase live pitching before spring

Timing against real arms is the first thing that separates kids at spring evaluations, and it's the hardest thing to find on the plateau in winter. Between fall ball, front-toss work in the garage, and a parent who can still throw strikes, an Enumclaw kid can bank a full off-season of live reads before March.

FAQ · Enumclaw

Where do you train Enumclaw families?

At our garage gym in Bonney Lake, WA. We share the exact address after you book your first session. About 20 minutes from Enumclaw.

What ages do you coach?

Five through eighteen. Either coach can work with any age — Coach Dylan focuses on defensive foundations and fundamentals, Coach Andy on hitting mechanics, swing decisions, and the inside game.

Is the first session really free?

Yes. The first 30-minute session is on us — recorded, walked through after, and you walk out with a coach analysis. No commitment to book again, no card on file. Whether you book a second session or not, you keep the footage.

Are sessions recorded? Who can see them?

Every session, every rep. Footage gets uploaded to our YouTube as an unlisted video — only people with the link can watch. We send the link to you the same week along with a written practice plan.

What does the practice plan look like?

A coach-written email in your inbox within 48 hours: what your kid worked on, what's going well, the one thing to focus on this week, and 2-4 specific drills to run at home with cues + a video demo for each.

What does it cost after the free session?

Forty-five dollars per 30-minute session at standard rate. Thirty-five dollars if you grab a Founding 10 spot — the first ten families to enroll lock in that rate for six months. We don't push memberships at families who don't want them.

Do you do team clinics or small groups?

Yes — small-group clinics for 4 to 8 players, usually run on weekends. Hit our contact form to put your team on a list and we'll work out a time.

How often should Enumclaw families make the trip?

Every two to three weeks works well for most plateau families. Each session resets the home plan — footage, notes, and drills your kid runs in the backyard between visits — so the development continues in Enumclaw, not just in the garage.

Also serving

Families drive in to the garage from across South Pierce and East King counties. Enumclaw is one of the closer trips — these are the others we serve:

Visit / Contact

Garage Built Baseball

18404 138th St E
Bonney Lake, WA 98391

Address shared at booking. By appointment only — no walk-ins.

Ready?

Pick a slot. We'll see you in the garage.

First session is free for Enumclaw families. Recorded, walked through after, plan home in 48 hours. No commitment.

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