Greg knows the game inside and out; he helps design all of Professional Baseball Instruction's top-flight training programs. He played college ball at Rutgers-Newark and Mercy College and coached for one season at Bergen Community College. He was a member of the Hackensack High School State Championship team in 1997. His high school coaching career has included St. Joe’s in Montvale and Don Bosco Prep in Ramsey.

Well-known for his 19 years with legendary WNEW-FM in New York City, Jim has over 25 years of experience coaching and playing baseball. Spent two years in baseball management with the Newark Bears. Jim coached the Don Bosco Prep freshman baseball team to back-to-back Bergen County championships for the only time in the school's history. He is also PBI's Director of Public Relations/Marketing and keeps his hand in radio working weekday mornings at WDHA.

A former Mahwah High School All State Player. Rutgers University Head Baseball Coach Fred Hill maintains that Jeff is the best high school hitter to ever come out of the State Of New Jersey. He was selected by the Chicago Cubs in the 6th round of the 1980 Major League Draft and played professionally for 3 years. We call him “The Hit Doctor” here at P.B.I. as a tribute to his ability to teach hitting. Jeff also has a personality that the kids just love. As the Mahwah High School varsity baseball head coach, he led the 2008 Thunderbirds to a State Championship.

Sam is one of PBI's best coaches hands down. He played professional baseball for 8 years. He attended Major League Spring Training with the Cleveland Indians (1992) and the Colorado Rockies (1995), and played with the Newark Bears of the Atlantic League in 2000. As a professional infielder, Sam was nicknamed "soft hands." His ability to turn a tough play and make it look routine was his forte. Sam attended Rutgers University where he was named to the Division I All State Team. Sam most recently coached at Passaic High School. He also appeared in the movie "Major League II."

Mike Marchiano's playing career can be summed up in one word - "stud!" While playing at Fordham University in 1997, Mike led NCAA Division I baseball in batting average (.493) and slugging percentage and was 3rd in the nation in home runs. He was also the Atlantic 10 Baseball Player Of the Year in '97 and was named to the NCAA Division 1 1st Team All-American Baseball Team by such renowned publications as Baseball American and Collegiate Baseball Digest. Mike was inducted into the Fordham University Hall Of Fame in 2003. Drafted by the Seattle Mariners in 1997, he played four years in the Mariners organization and was a Minor League All Star in 1997 and 1998; in fact, he was selected by TOPPS Baseball Cards as the Minor League Player Of the Month in August, 1997. Mike's baseball career took him to Italy where he spent two seasons as a member of the Rimini Pirates, the 2002 Champions of the Italian Baseball League. He led the squad to two consecutive final appearances, while winning one Italian Championship and tied an Italian Record in 2001 for most home runs in a single game (3). Mike was also selected to the Italian National Team in 2001 and he participated in the World Games in Osaka, Japan and Taipei, Taiwan for Team Italy. Mike also took part in the World Games in Osaka, Japan and Taipei, Taiwan for Team Italy. Whether coaching one of our Eagles teams, or running one of our training programs, Mike Marchiano is one of PBI's top young instructors.

Ken played college baseball at St. Lawrence University and Montclair State. He was drafted by the Baltimore Orioles. He was an All State player at Passaic Valley High School.Ken is one of PBI's most respected coaches - by parents and players.

A graduate of William Paterson University with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology/Health & Physical Education, Don played his college baseball at William Paterson University where as their catcher and captain he helped lead the Pioneers to their divisional playoffs four straight years. Following graduation, he was invited back by the head coaching staff to work as a specialist with the pitchers and catchers. Don's knowledge, commitment, and dedication to his field of expertise all reflect upon the individuals worked with including youth, high school, collegiate and professional players. In addition, Don is president of Advance Kinetic Performance which specializes in fitness programs.

Bobby's enthusiasm for baseball and teaching kids how to play are obvious from the moment you walk into PBI! A former 1st Team All League pitcher while at Indian Hills High School, Bobby also pitched at the collegiate level for Morris County College and attended tryout camps with the Florida Marlins and the Chicago White Sox.

Mike came to PBI in the winter of 2005 looking for a place to work out during the off-season while playing in the Kansas City Royals' farm system. We took a look at how the players in our high school Winter Training Program gravitated to him, and how well he worked with those players and offered him a job. Given Mike's hard work and dedication, it was no surprise to us when he was called up to the Major Leagues in May 2008 with the Royals. Mike's 2009 MLB season was cut short by an arm injury. After a rehab stint with Kansas City's AAA affiliate in Omaha, Mike was called back up to the "big club" in early May 2010 and hit .304. After a year and a half wiht the Boston Red Sox, Mike will be playing for the Cleveland Indians in 2013. Follow Mike's 2012 season here.

Patrick Gill comes to the PBI coaching ranks via Michigan. An All-District, All-Region and All-Conference player in high school, Patrick pitched for Michigan State University and was ultimately drafted by the Detroit Tigers in 1998.

A former standout at Bayonne High School, Janine led the Fighting Bees to the Hudson County Interscholastic Athletic Association Finals in 2002. Janine tossed 9 shutouts and two perfect games her senior year. She garnered 2nd Team All-County honors in her sophomore year and 1st Team All-County in her senior season. She also pitched at the collegiate level at Ramapo College.