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I'm looking to train a few athletes this fall/winter. If you'd be interested in more info or know someone who would please reach out and let me know. Thanks,
Riley
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First pen in over 6 months coming off injury. Excited to start ramping things up
Dylan Flasch@dylanflasch
First bullpen of 2022 for 6’5 RHP Miles Lagoutte. Still uncommitted!
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@tburns34 I like how he talks about actually swinging harder in training.
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To finish this thread off, let's let one of the all-time greats (who saw a resurgence to his former elite performance level last season at 37), Votto explain why continuing to improve bat speed matters at even the highest level
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I'd like to expand on this a little, because it is one of the most polarizing topics on twitter (even giving politics a run for its money)
To me, bat speed always ends up being the lowest hanging fruit in the never-ending cycle of development as hitters progress.
Let me explain
Connor Burns@burnsaay
Bat speed by a mile. Bat to ball and swing decision/approach are also vastly important, but if you hit the ball soft then it literally does not matter
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Can’t emphasize enough that sports aren’t a race. Yes - all things equal, I’d rather be a prodigy than not. But early bloomer does not equal prodigy. And if this pandemic has reinforced anything for us laymen, it’s that nothing goes up exponentially. Not # of cases & not talent.
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It's disappointing to not be following along at ABCA this year but BRR (baseball related revenues) are down significantly this year 😅
Maybe next year 🤷♂️
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"I had a busted arm and a busted love for baseball… but I stood on the field at the conference tournament and promised myself I wasn’t done yet."
From not pitching in high school to throwing 98 MPH ⬇️
drivelinebaseball.com/2021/11/thomas…
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Players, imagine no facilities. No social media. No rankings. Clout didn’t exist. Drip didn’t exist. There was just results and winning. None of the other bullshit mattered. That’s the era your coaches played in. That’s why we’re hard on you when you take it for granted.
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Imagine yourself driving while only focusing on your hands, how would that turn out?
That's basically what you're doing when your thinking about mechanics in the box/on the rubber in the midst of competition. Get External
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2022 🇨🇦 LHP/1B @HarriottOwen
6’4 245 lbs
FB 82-85
SL 76-80
Good feel for change up w/nice arm side sink
Looking for a juco or 4-year
Also has crazy pop at the dish (LHH 103 Tee EV)
youtu.be/KSudzkdnUwE
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Honestly I don’t think the issue is that MLB games are too long, it is that MLB broadcasters largely suck and everyone gets sick of them.
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Great thread, especially if you're trying to coach movement through cues.
Jerry Weinstein@JWonCATCHING
A winning edge for the Olympics and everyday life: Focusing on what you're trying to accomplish rather than what's going on with your body theconversation.com/a-winning-edge… via @ConversationUS IMO this is a hugely impactful article in today’s coaching/teaching environment. We have become
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Had a parent of a player who is signed up to attend our tryout this weekend call me yesterday. She asked many questions about our program, our coaches, and our processes. She apologized multiple times for the number of questions, but this is what all parents should be doing!!
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@rwbbaseball This reminded me of you.
Rachel Balkovec@_rachelbalkovec
Designing difficult training sessions with high failure rates is one of the best ways to close the gap between games and practices. Train realistically as much as possible, with as much failure as the athlete can emotionally tolerate.
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