We’ve spent weeks fixing a swing flaw. The work was paying off. Then today… I saw him drifting. Going through the motions. Letting bad habits creep back in. So we had a real conversation. You don’t get better by just “showing up.” You get better by being locked in. If you’re not intentional with your reps, you’re training yourself to stay the same. Growth takes discipline. Progress takes focus. No shortcuts. No autopilot.

Hey gang, last night I ran a baseball IQ session and was really surprised at how little these boys knew not only about their roles and responsibilities but those of their teammates. Knowing where we are going with the ball before we field it is critical. I will be creating more lessons for this soon. There are dozens already added to our Confidence and Consistency Course under the classroom tab.

I’d love to learn what everyone is doing outside of scheduled team practices. Drop a comment with: 1) Your athlete’s age/level 2) How many extra days per week they practice outside of team practice

I was doing some work in chat gpt and it described me in a quote. This hit me and will be adopted by me for the rest of my days. “I helped kids believe in themselves longer than the world told them to quit.”

I’m excited to start our final six week push before our first game. Live pitchers vs hitters. Bunting w intent, simulated hitting serious.