Quick Draw(s):. 1. 2 -ball transfer, on knees. 2. Talon, full transfers . 3. Blocks and recover. 4. 4-ball exchanges, last ball full transfer/footwork

Take a look at this thread! .Pitch counts only tell a very small part of the story. •.There are alot of people who need to read this!!!.

I went from throwing 73 mph at 16, to a D1 walk-on, to a 15th rounder, to throwing 98 mph. Here's a letter to my younger self, covering the top 10 lessons I've learned since being a high school pitcher.⬇️. [Thread🧵]. 1/

For all who asked for it, below is the dropbox link for my presentation, Isolating The Outfielder. With a ton of drill videos included within, the file is huge and can only be opened on a computer. Any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out. Enjoy!.

Coach Of The Year ❤️😭.

Stole this from @Mcoonan123Mike ! I was in RF at The Hawk !

Here’s a good visual I use with my hitters to cue them and give them feel/feedback on contact points at various parts of the zone. This will vary based on height/limb length but the point is pretty simple. Green is 😎, yellow is 😐, red is 😬. (Layout for RHH)

What your mind can conceive, your body can achieve. No substitute for self confidence & the power of positive thinking.

So important for young players to remember that the best players at 12 aren’t always the best players at 15! The best players at 15 are not always the best players at 18!.Get to work and make yourself a better player!!.