About Me

Freddy Sandoval’s journey from a young boy in Tijuana, Mexico, to Major League Baseball (MLB) player, and now a sought-after Mental Skills Coach, is one of perseverance, passion, and purpose. His love for the game began at age five, fueled by daily practice and a dream to play professional baseball. Overcoming challenges, including learning English and commuting across the border for school, Freddy’s dedication paid off when he made his MLB debut with the Anaheim Angels in 2008.

After retiring from baseball in 2012 due to injuries, Freddy turned his attention to helping others unlock their potential. He became the Mental Skills Coach for the Kansas City Royals, developing a holistic mental training program focused on confidence, self-talk, goal setting, and relaxation techniques. His innovative approach helped athletes harness the power of the mind-body connection to achieve peak performance.

Freddy holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a master’s degree in Management with a focus on Human Resources. He is certified in Professional and Executive Leadership Coaching, Hypnosis, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), and as a practitioner of MBTI® and MMTIC® personality assessments. His extensive training and firsthand experience allow him to guide individuals in overcoming mental barriers, managing stress, and building resilience.

Today, Freddy continues to work with clients from all walks of life, helping them break through limitations and reach new heights. When not coaching, he enjoys outdoor adventures and spending time with his two sons, Kaleb and Micah, in Talent, Oregon.

Freddy’s story is one of determination, growth, and service—using his experiences to inspire and uplift others on their own journeys.