Mark Mirabelli Track and Field - 609-937-6462

2025-26 Mirabelli Team & Personal Training (Shot-Discus-Javelin)

2025-2026 Mirabelli Team & Personal Throwing School
We are now accepting enrollment!
The Throwing school has turned out thousands of great throwers over the past 35+ years. Boys and girls have come to train from all over the country and have left throwing farther then they could have ever imagined! The sessions consist of two hours of elite learning guaranteeing immediate improvement in the shot put both Glide, Drop Glide, Rotational, Discus and Javelin!

  • Video Analysis of drills and correct body position.
  • Teaching both the mental as well as physical attributes needed for competition.
  • Help getting your son/daughter into college.
  • Read what others have had to say.

Click here for info about personal training and here for info about team training.

In the case of any questions or concerns, please email mark@mmtrackandfield.com or text/call 609-937-6462.

Mark Mirabelli
Founder

Learning, not just throwing.

My kids (16 and 12 yo) have had training before. I’ve got to say I’ve never seen them work so consistently on drills and throwing.

Quite honestly no one ever really gave them specific stuff to work on or at least never let them know the expectation was that they would do it.

They have even both been taking notes after watching video of themselves throwing each time.

I’m really impressed with the level of understanding they’re already starting to display about what they’re trying to accomplish with the drills and how it carries over to their throws.

Gary Struble


Congratulations to all my Mirabelli Trainees at yesterday’s NJ Meet of Champions!

Congratulations to all my Mirabelli Trainees at yesterday’s NJ Meet of Champions!

Isabella Frattura threw an incredible 150’3” bomb on her final throw in the finals! Isabella is now a 2-time MOC Champion and will compete at Nationals in two weeks before heading off to Liberty University.

Another standout: Edison HS Junior Landen Cruz threw a personal best of 198’8” on his first throw, earning the Gold! Landen trained with me for just 3 sessions, improving from 163’0” to 198’8” — an amazing accomplishment.

Also placing in the javelin finals were Burlington Twp.’s Anthony Barber (175’7”) and Dylan Fitzpatrick (175’5”). Earlier, Dylan won the Group championship with a throw of 188’10”.

In the discus, Henry Struble captured the Group 1 title with a winning throw of 165’5”!

I’ll be posting many more highlights from the Mark Mirabelli Throwing School this week. Hard work always prevails!

 

 

Congratulations Niki Woods!

Congratulations to former Mirabelli trainee and two-time Meet of Champions gold medalist Niki Woods on winning the gold medal at last week’s prestigious Penn Relays!

Niki Woods Gold Medal at Penn Relays

Top Mirabelli Trainee Finishers at the 2024 MOC

Top Mirabelli Trainee Finishers at the 2024 Meet of Champions

Isabella Frattura Javelin 1st Place 139’-3” State Champion Scholarship to Liberty University PB 141’-10”
Miles Acchione Javelin 2nd Place 195’-10” Scholarship to University of Massachusetts
Braden Paulmenn Javelin 4th Place 182’-0”
Braden Paulmenn Shot PB 55’-3”
Braden Paulmenn Discus 149′
Zoe Goldberg Javelin 2nd Place 137’-10” PB 144’-6” Scholarship to Boston College
Dylan Fitzpatrick Javelin PB 177’-4”
Anthony Barber Javelin PB 162’-0”
So proud of each of you!
Success for the Mirabelli Throwing School at Don Danser Invitational Meet

Success for the Mirabelli Throwing School at Don Danser Invitational Meet

Congratulations to Miles Acchione (Lenape), Dylan Fitzpatrick (Burlington) and Anthony Barber (Burlington) for placing 1,2,4 in the javelin at the Don Danser Invitational Meet at RV High School. Miles exploded twice with a 180′ and 182′-6″ toss in the cold and windy conditions. Dylan and Anthony threw personal bests. Dylan hit a 172′-6″ bomb and Anthony had a 145′ toss. Great job today from the Mirabelli Throwing School. More to come!

Alice Hrebell

Hi Coach Mark,

Just wanted to say thank you so much for working with Johnny. He has decided to just stick with winter track and the shot put. I am hoping that he keeps with it for college but also we are looking at D3 schools and he could play football again as well. Just to keep him active and involved. You helped him so much not only with the sport but with his confidence and for all that we are so grateful.

Yours,
Alice Hrebell