Our Roots

At Ed-Ball, every baseball is individually hand-crafted by my wife and me, inspired by a deeply personal mission. The name “Ed-Ball” stands for “Educational Ball,” created to help players learn how to throw with proper mechanics while reducing the risk of injury.

This journey began with my own story: as a high school athlete, I injured my shoulder, ending what should have been my fourth varsity season. That injury, combined with the challenge of teaching my family how to throw, revealed a gap in the tools available to athletes. Current baseballs focus on pitch grips for fastballs, change-ups, and curveballs, but none address the foundation—proper throwing mechanics.

With my injury, my family’s support, and an idea, Ed-Ball was born. Our innovative training ball helps players self-correct their throws, improve technique, and build confidence through healthier, more effective play. It’s more than a product—it’s a mission to shape the next generation of baseball and softball players.

Ed-Ball is also about connection. We want families to get outside, share a game of catch, and create memories that last a lifetime. As a small, family-run business, we’re balancing raising kids, working full-time, and chasing this dream, fueled by the belief that every throw can make a difference.

Thank you for supporting our mission. Together, we’re creating a stronger, safer, and more connected community of ballplayers—one throw at a time. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to join the journey!

Founder’s Personal Note

Ed-Ball is a tribute to my late older brother, Edward. Known as “Ed,” “Eddo,” or most famously, “King Eddo,” he was the epitome of a big brother – teaching me resilience, love, and the importance of pushing forward. His guidance and wisdom, encapsulated in tough but needed phrases like “Don’t be sorry, be better” and “Good athletes know their limits. Great athletes have no limits,” have shaped who I am today. Through Ed-Ball, I hope to carry on his legacy by teaching what he taught me, as any big brother should. Edward, I love you forever and always.

–Founder, Isaac Garcia

Mission

We teach families how to throw safely and effectively while bringing them together outdoors, fostering a love for the game and building confidence with every throw.

Goal

Shape the next generation of baseball and softball players.

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Ed-Ball Principles

Respect

At Ed-Ball, respect is the cornerstone of our community. It means valuing and honoring every aspect of our lives, from God to ourselves, our teammates, the sport, and the broader community. By respecting God, ourselves, our families, and everyone around us, we create a positive and nurturing environment. Community members embody this value by:

  • Showing sportsmanship on and off the field.
  • Encouraging and supporting fellow players.
  • Adhering to the rules of the game and the community.
  • Acknowledging the efforts of others and appreciating their contributions.

Work

​Work represents the relentless effort and dedication required to reach our highest potential. Guided by the principles of constant improvement and striving for greatness, we believe that nothing worth having comes without hard work. By putting in the work, we achieve our goals and inspire those around us to do the same. Community members put in the work by:

  • Commitment to continuous improvement in sport and personal development.
  • Viewing challenges as growth opportunities, building resilience.
  • Success earned through perseverance and determination, despite obstacles.
  • Encouraging strong work ethic and mutual growth within the community.

Growth

Growth is an ongoing journey, both athletically and personally. At Ed-Ball, we believe in never settling and always striving for improvement. Even if skill advancement is slow, character growth is constant. Growth is about continuously seeking ways to enhance our abilities and character, ensuring we never stop evolving.  Our community members embrace growth by:

  • Taking every opportunity as a chance to learn and improve.
  • Measuring progress and celebrating small victories.
  • Maintaining a growth mindset, understanding that failures are stepping stones to success.
  • Encouraging others to push their boundaries and achieve their full potential.
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