A productive training session should not be determined by how sore you are after, how hard it was to finish, or maxing out. A productive training session is individualized and helps an athlete progress toward specific goals on the field. If you are a baseball player working to get better at your sport in-season, it’s …
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Forming a strong baseball foundation is key on the journey to become an elite player. Simply put, if you skip to the more advanced exercises and rep schemes while missing out on the foundational aspects of training that translate to the field, that athlete, at some point, can fall to injuries from poor base foundation …
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Baseball players are faced with a decision to make when it comes to making the most out of their summer. Do they train in the gym all summer and develop their skills or do they play in tournaments or a summer league? Many gyms will tell you that you need to train regardless of circumstance; …
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Managing proper load in the weight room is critical when it comes to reaching peak development goals that transfer to the field. Load can be any stress that is applied to an athlete. Various stresses can include heavy weight, volume, and frequency in the weight room. Additionally, outside stresses can look like the pressure of …
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If you’ve worked all off-season to gain weight, build strength, and improve movement deficiencies to be at peak performance when your season starts, you don’t want to lose your progress by stopping your training. Why does it matter to keep training as your season picks up? Athletes must maintain what they’ve built. 1. Athletes can …