Morgan Stuart

Made something specifically for coaches who want to take their teams through The Real Work book…

Comment STORY to share yours to gain some perspective of your own growth AND to show those that come after you that they have the power to figure it out too 💙

Asking for a friend. The friend is me.

I guess he saved me money on bags? Is that the thought process?

When you know something works…you tell everybody. Thanks for being awesome justgloves

Name your champ!

How many baseball guys will get their feelings hurt by this one? I really really love learning from baseball coaches, mechanics, cues…but I always try to steady myself knowing that our realities in softball are valid too: The ball is bigger, the field is smaller. Mechanics to

Not liking hitting is a thing…but it really isn’t an option is you want to be a great player. Learn to like parts of it or you’re toast.

Put kids in pressure situations in practice and watch them thrive in games.

Funny that what people see is 80% drills/lessons and 20% anything else, but my actual time breakdown is the opposite. Each week of work I try to devote my time to interacting with athletes and their families, training coaches, posting views online, continuing to learn about

When you look back on “growing up” and every day should be Mother’s Day because your mom pushed you, believed in you, saw you even before you did.

As kids try new angles/types of throws, posture is key 🔑

So are you practicing sitting in the suck or are you practicing bringing your best self to the next pitch?

I cut the actual story short. Follow for part 2 🤘🏼

Step one is actually knowing what your brain is doing after a mistake. Gain awareness- not only of what you’re feeling- but the story you’re telling yourself. Often the story makes everything worse. Instead of playing into the spiral down- notice the story and reframe the

What about when they don’t ask if you’re ok…

How fast can your athlete re-engage? That’s the sign of a resilient competitor.

Which athlete is your daughter?

It’s not about what’s fair or what everyone else has done— Coaches can tell you what is likely to work when in pursuit of a college scholarship but the fact is: No one knows the answer. YOU have to be the one to go out there and compete for it.

1. Adjustments to make in mechanics 2. Mental approach to take on the next play 3. Feedback on how she feels about failure All of these things will help her. So learn to MAXIMIZE failure instead of fear it.