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In part one of this series we discussed the some of the common technical culprits that are generally seen in ...read more
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The warm-up in baseball is an integral part of the throwing and pitching process. It is not simply a mundane obstacle that ...read more
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When you’re a rookie-ball strength and conditioning coach – as I was during my time in professional baseball – you ...read more
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In Part I of this series we discussed the importance of in-season training for the starting pitcher in baseball, the ...read more
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By now everyone – players, coaches, and even parents – knows the importance of off-season training for baseball. Strength, power, tissue ...read more
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With each passing day I become more convinced that we live in a world hinged on overreaction and overcorrection, the ...read more
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Throughout this summer we wanted to investigate the relationship between vertical jump force production and throwing velocity. Instead of looking ...read more
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What follows is a deep look into the training history of Herbie Good, who built himself from a 15U player pulling down ...read more
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Post written by Ryan Faer, CSCS Introduction to Ryan Being new to the Driveline Baseball team and family, I think ...read more
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A common line of argument against training with weighted balls goes something like this: “Weighted balls only train the arm. Good ...read more
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