Tyler is the founder of Framework Performance and serves as the Director of Athlete Development. A graduate of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Tyler was selected by the San Francisco Giants and went on to build a 10-year professional career as a relief pitcher, spending time in the MLB with the Philadelphia Phillies, Oakland A’s, and Los Angeles Dodgers.

Tyler’s story is rooted in determination, consistency, and a willingness to continue learning. Throughout his career, he trained at nationally recognized performance facilities and had the opportunity to learn from some of the most respected coaches, strength and conditioning professionals, medical staffs, and baseball minds in the industry. Those experiences shaped his approach to athlete development, combining strength, speed, movement quality, mobility, recovery, and workload management into one long-term process.

That same approach drives how everyone is trained at Framework Performance. No gimmicks, no shortcuts just evidence-based training, consistency, hard work, and a plan built around the individual. From youth and high school athletes to college and professional players, as well as adults simply looking to become stronger, healthier, and more capable, the principles remain the same.

Pitching and throwing development remain a major part of Tyler’s background, including high-level throwing programs, long toss development, arm care, proper throwing on-ramps, workload management, and return-to-play throwing progressions. His approach emphasizes long-term development and preparing athletes for the demands of high-intent throwing rather than chasing short-term results.

Tyler continues to invest in his education through advanced strength and conditioning certifications, foundational literature within the field, and continued learning from leading professionals in sports performance.