Everybody finds a way to get lunch and dinner in. These other 4 opportunities will help stack calories throughout your day.
Nutrition is often the X factor for athletes. Everybody trains but few actually hammer their nutrition w the same intent as lifting and throwing programs
BASEBALL COACHES: This is a checklist I had while coaching at Tennessee. There is no particular order but I think all are important. As you have started your practice or soon will, I hope these will help.
Athletes… make sure you train your grip!
Here are 10 of my fav grip variations:
1. Sledge turns
2. Plate pinch grip
3. Inverted DB hold
4. Rope hold dead hang
5. Chaos KB hold
6. KB bottom drop-catch
7. KB hold dead hang
8. Plate flip catch
9. FG rollers
10. Power hold
PARENTS: I want to share a story with you. A family called me last evening to tell me that they submitted an "application" with a carnival-like, hype-oriented baseball "recruitment service. They were told that this service needed a MINIMUM of EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS in order for them to proceed! STOP THIS INSANITY FOR THE LOVE OF BASEBALL!!!!
simple.. losing your load, popping up, or just not feeling explosive as you swing??? sit in the heel as you go forward..weight stays in the heel in the ground as long as you can as you move forward. *people actually pay for this shit 😂😂 @NoahSoles2 this weekend🔥🔥
I have many regrets from my college years:
The biggest one probably being my inability to sell out for my perceived goal.
From the time I was 5, all I wanted to do was play professional baseball.
In high school I trained hard. I had no direction, but the work ethic was there.
When I got to college, I had the work ethic.
But distractions and fear of being an outcast shadowed over any of the goals I really had.
For example: if I decided I didn’t want to go out so I could wake up and train the next day, the ripping from my teammates for not partying with them overcame the drive for me to be great
Perhaps it was that the desire to fit in was stronger than the desire for the goal
Don’t get me wrong: I’m grateful for every single experience I had in college. I learned more outside the classroom than I did while pursuing my degree.
I’m still great friends with a lot of the people I met there.
But the regret still sits with me, echoing in my head
“What if?”
What if I did ignore the distractions and did everything to maximize my physical capabilities?
What if I did truly realize how great my blessings were?
What if I could’ve had the direction I needed and a plan that allowed me to realize a seemingly impossible task?
I would think of what 5 year old me would say if he met the 21 year old version of me:
Saying I wanted one thing but not aligning the priorities necessary to get there
Or what my late grandfather would think, who was drafted by the Red Sox but never got the opportunity to fulfill his professional baseball career because of a military requirement
More than likely, they’d be disappointed and somewhat sad.
The current pursuit in making other players better is the closest I will come to making up lost time.
Giving my all to others who still have the opportunity to take the reins of the controllable in their career.
The reason I say this is to make sure that if you’re a player reading this, make sure you know EXACTLY what you want.
If it’s to have a kickass 4 years and build a resume of great relationships and experiences, that is 100 percent ok.
I elected that path without even really knowing it
But if you are not already on a fast track to professional baseball and REALLY know that is what you want, just understand you may sacrifice relationships, status and mental headspace in the pursuit of that
The gain that will come from it will be different, but at least you can not sit here like me when it’s all said and done.
Filled with regret and a burning desire to erase the past with future actions.
COACHES NOTICE
WHEN YOU'RE:
✅ the first in & last out
✅ a hard worker
✅ a great teammate
✅ a fierce competitor
✅ an energy giver
✅ executing your role
✅ coachable
✅ fighting thru adversity
✅ producing results
✅ leading yourself & team
#CultureWins#GetNoticed
I didn’t start in high school-I got cut in college-3 days later they asked me back out because 3 guys quit-I played in the big leagues and now MLB All-Star call me to talk Hitting-U can’t make that up-God is good-COMPETEwCONFIDENCE-DM me to speak to you organization🙌���️🥎
Whatever you call it…
Teaching?
Developing?
Whatever you call it, speed CAN be built
These 6 things in this vid will help
1. Sprint max-effort 2x per wk
2. Use hill sprints
3. Get strong if you’re weak
4. Sprint w/ resistance
5. Build your calves/ankles
6. Hone mechanics
HS Baseball Players
Part of being great 👇
• 8 hours of sleep
• 1 gram of protein per pound per day
• Eat healthier, feel better
• Strength train
• Stretch daily
• Drink MORE 💧
• Grow ‼️💯
If it were EASY, everyone would be great 🙌
So you’re telling me I’m 12 years old and I’m already playing with tension, anxiety and pressure because my mom and dad and t-ball coach are borderline whack jobs and they think it’s all about now-put your kid I’m a microwave instead of an oven think big picture-DEVELOP over WIN