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Tyler Gillum is a coach, educator, and entrepreneur who has dedicated his life to inspiring and helping others achieve their dreams. His mantra—“Bet on yourself”—has been the driving force behind his exceptional journey, which has inspired over a million in both sports and business. From a childhood growing up on the rodeo circuit to being the Head Coach of the Savannah Bananas, Tyler’s story is one of resilience, vision, and servant leadership.
Tyler Gillum’s college baseball coaching career spanned from 2010 to 2022, during which he recruited, developed, and built championship teams. He wasn’t just a coach who focused on baseball skills; he created environments where athletes could thrive, grow, and ultimately achieve their dreams. A pivotal moment in Tyler’s career came in 2018 when he became the head coach of the Savannah Bananas. There, he worked alongside owner Jesse Cole to develop a new innovative sport called Banana Ball, a unique brand of baseball designed to entertain and engage fans like never before. The combination of being “Fans First”, having fun and developing players has led to Championships, Hall of Fame Inductions and playing in America’s biggest stadiums.
Tyler’s impact isn’t limited to the baseball diamond. As a speaker, he uses his platform to inspire both individuals and organizations to reach their full potential. He teaches audiences how to implement actionable plans for success, blending the lessons of sports with business strategies. Through stories and hands-on advice, he encourages people to live with a “do for one what you wish you could do for many” mindset and create “never forget moments” for those around them. Whether you’re running a business or coaching a team, Tyler’s message is clear: Bet on yourself, and always remember to serve those around you.
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Learn how to create a culture where everyone is fully committed to the mission. Tyler shares proven strategies from his championship teams that translate to any organization.
Tyler takes you inside the most innovative infield systems in baseball – built on creativity, fun, and controlled chaos. Discover the infield blueprint that will develop elite level infielders through Daily Vitamins, Trick Plays, and Creative Freedom.
Discover the mindset that separates high achievers from the rest. Tyler reveals how personal accountability, calculated risk-taking, and unwavering self-belief create the foundation for success.
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