Editor’s Note: This is the second in a three-part series that will challenge what you know about being and staying on track to compete at the collegiate and/professional baseball levels. How do you …
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The mindset of an elite baseball player: Failure. Adjust. Success. Repeat. I spend about 90 percent of my time teaching my hitters how to think. For the remainder of time, I teach them how to …
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The fall season—August-October—is the best time to commit to trying new things. It helps you determine what works and what does not. The commitment takes discipline to see through. Commitment is …
I have ADHD, so being able to focus was very important to me in order to be effective as a player. Focus is still essential for me today as a coach, where I have sequential phases of development so …
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It is July and Travel teams are starting to hold tryouts for the new season. The "July Lie," as I call it, for a lot of players and their families is that being selected by the best team means they …
To maintain is to keep something going. My hitters start the fourth phase of their swing development in August and it ends the following July. In order to keep something going, you must first "get …
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