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The Hit Doctor - Terence O'Malley

When someone asks Terence what his qualifications are he quickly refers to the baseball environment he grew up in. “His father Charlie O’Malley was a complete student of the game” Charlie O’Malley, who played for English High, Boston College, Villanova, and the Philadelphia Phillies.

Charlie O’Malley past away in 2005, but his memory will not be forgotten. He also coached at Harvard and Northeastern. He didn’t watch a baseball game he dissected “His father was the real Hit Doctor. Terence whether he wanted to or not always came home and found players from the Pawtucket Red Sox in his house or some father and son working with the Hit Doctor in the batting cages or throwing in the yard. Terence’s father would say “Let’s go” and he would say “Where” and his father would say “Never mind where. Get your glove, bat and some balls and let’s go.” They would show up at a field where coaches and players would be there waiting. His Father the Hit Doctor would just take over and Terence would be used as the example in drills and I had to be perfect or else.

Terence O’Malley was a Northeastern University assistant coach from 1985 to 1986, after a successful four year stint at Northeastern, which included being named captain in 1984, and left Northeastern as the all-time career batting average leader. Terence continued his impressive baseball career earning Boston Park League All-Star status from 1979 to 1984. Terence’s prominence on the field continued after his playing days, having twice won Boston Park League Coach of the Year in 1985 and 1986.

Terence can attribute the success he has experienced thanks in large part to his basic philosophy. Terence’s goal is to teach each student the proper fundamentals on how to play baseball, which can only lead to correct muscle memory. This concept along with positive reinforcement lead’s to confidence, not only in baseball, but in everyday life. Terence believes that his thoughts can be of help to his student, not only because he was able to play at the college level, but more importantly, he was lucky enough to coach at every level: Tee ball, Little League, Babe Ruth, and, College.

Terence is passionate about baseball and he truly is honored to have children come to the TJO Sports Facility. In doing so, he considers this a great opportunity to help children not only in baseball, but also in the game of life.

There is limited space available and surrounding youth baseball and softball programs have caught wind of this worthwhile facility, and the response has been positive, so don’t miss out. This is a real value for a baseball or softball player who wants to improve his or her game.

Education:

• Thayer Academy
• Canteberry Prep School
• Northeastern University

Experience:

• Northeastern University Captain, ‘84
• Northeastern University Assistant Coach, ‘85 and ‘86
• N.U. all-time leading career average leader
• Boston Park League All-Star, ‘79 to ‘84
• Boston Park League Coach of the Year, ‘85 and ‘86
• Coached at all levels: Tee ball thru college

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