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If perfect mechanics were enough…
they wouldn’t disappear in games.
So why does a player look great in lessons, but stiff and inconsistent under pressure in the game?
Let’s break it down🧵
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Dr. Ismael Gallo DPT, MBA
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Dr. Ismael Gallo DPT, MBA
@flowsdoc
Evolving player athletic development thru movement-athleticism training @BaseballFlowsHQ MiLB @Dodgers Trusted by 1000+ ⚾️ & 🥎 athletes and coaches ⬇️
Riverside, CA انضم Ağustos 2009
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Should kids throw curveballs? 🤔
It’s not really an age question… it’s a movement question.
When a player can’t touch their toes, can’t control their trunk, or lacks basic coordination—but is throwing 30 curveballs a game—that’s when problems start.
Curveballs aren’t dangerous when the body moves well.
They become dangerous when movement and athletic skills are ignored.
Learn More 👉 BaseballFlows.com
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Dr. Ismael Gallo DPT, MBA أُعيد تغريده
@flowsdoc A lot of coaches care more about boosting their record and ego than they do about saving a kids arm
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My JUCO coach had us throw sidearm to ensure the runner slides!
What do you think about this play?
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A performance coach after the athlete they trained one time for two weeks gets a college offer or makes it professionally
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After working with thousands of players, one thing is clear:
The best players are the best movers.
Their swings are more athletic.
Their pitching motions are more athletic.
Skill follows Athleticism and Baseball Flow — not the other way around.
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Build the athlete first.
In-season Infield Flows now live 👉 baseballflows.com ⚾
Baseball Flows™@BaseballFlowsHQ
Youth baseball has a development problem. Players master drills… not movement. So when the game speeds up: late swings, off-balance throws, rushed plays. Same ball. Different outcome. One player stays smooth. The other can’t solve it. It’s not mechanics—it’s movement.
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“The more relaxed the muscles are, the more energy can flow through the body.”
-Bruce Lee
Masterclass by @mattchap6
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Shoutout to his dad too…
Imagine working 8–10 hours, then coming home and spending another 4+ hours getting reps in with your son.
Sounds like a dream day—but doing that consistently for 8–10 years?
That takes real commitment.
Josh Thacker@J_Thack1
G had a bad day at the plate as a sophomore for us on a Friday evening. That night, he went home and hit in the cage for 4+ hours with his dad, woke up and was the first guy at the park the next morning. His work ethic was absolutely unmatched then and still is now.
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Just out of curiously, how does everyone feel about the “Get your Elbow up‼️” cue for young hitters?
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@GowagsKyle Curious on the issue with “keep your eye on the ball”
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@flowsdoc I despise it. Almost as much as keep your eye on the ball.
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@flowsdoc I’m a nobody. But, I don’t like it when it’s a forced movement. Let the athlete be an athlete. Everyone has different movements that allow their body to achieve a task.
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I wish I understood this in pro ball.
The game doesn’t reward perfect mechanical positions…
it rewards athletes who can solve movement problems in real time.
Train movement → the game slows down.
Baseball Flows™@BaseballFlowsHQ
Stop doing more baseball drills. Start building better movers. Games don’t happen in perfect positions. They happen at speed, under pressure, from imperfect angles. Movement before mechanics. Athletic plays > isolated drills. Move better. Play better. 🔁
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@theswingman444 “Depends” is a good way not to answer a question..
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@theswingman444 You’re correct.. controlling center of gravity, connected turn, dynamic balance, robust adjustability, clean transitions… it’s all trainable
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@flowsdoc And where do you think having the ability to FLOW comes from? Being in GOOD POSITIONS is what allows for EFFICIENT & EFFECTIVE TRANSITIONING throughout movement .
Using still images is a great way to see how the athlete is positioned at any given moment during that movement.
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@theswingman444 Level changes, transitions, athletic flow,
Timing… not positions.. we’ve been looking at too many still images of positions.. the swing is one Flow..
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@flowsdoc Wasn’t saying they needed to be in a static position and of course there’s no such thing as being perfect but figuring out the best positions to get in while moving will ultimately lead to more efficient and effective movement.
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