Today we’ve got another one in the “Best of 2022” series, featuring :
Lots of knowledge in this one including:
Enjoy!
Today we sit down with Ron Wolforth, founder of the Texas Baseball Ranch and consultant to many collegiate and MLB Organizations. Topics include:
Continue reading “Podcast #68: Creating Systems with Texas Baseball Ranch CEO Ron Wolforth”
We recently had the pleasure of taking a trip down to the University of South Carolina to assess and evaluate their entire pitching staff. Today we’re sitting down with Bill Anderson, Director of Sports Performance at the University of South Carolina and revisiting the process. Topics Include:
Today we’re sitting down with Matt Swope who was recently appointed Head Coach for Maryland Baseball. Coach Swope is no stranger to the “Terps culture”. Topics include:
Today, I’m going to start pulling apart a few gems from some of the best received podcasts to-date. The first of this series includes gems from some of the best in the business:
It was great re-listening to these guys spread their knowledge across different areas of player development. Enjoy!
Continue reading “Podcast #65: Best of… Randy Sullivan, Nate Yeskie and Zach Dechant”
Today I have an “Ask me Anything” round where I answer questions on:
Today we’re sitting down with DPT David Schwartz from Blue Iron Physio. Topics include:
Continue reading “Podcast #63: Rehabbing Athletes Back to Sport with Dr. David Schwartz”
Today we’re sitting down with Niko Leontarakis, RPP Director of Pitching, and talking about some common issues we see in pitchers and how it’s not always only about mechanics. Topics Include:
Today we’re sitting down with Tyler Rost, Duke University’s Director of Player Development. Tyler brings a great deal of experience to the table and is a great listen. Topics include:
Today we’re sitting down with Zach Kollar, RPP Director of Strength and Conditioning . Zach has been a big part of what we’ve develop here on the S&C side of things during the past few years . Join us as we’ll be discussing training “power” in rotational athletes. Topics Include:
