by Dave Hollinger Throughout your athletic career, muscle imbalances unique to your sport will naturally develop from tightness, old injuries and overuse on the field. These imbalances lead to faulty…
Structural Balance
Bringing the Heat
What grabs the attention of scouts and coaches during a showcase? HEAT! The infamous radar gun has helped and hurt players earn roster spots, scholarships, and improve their draft stock. If that reading does not catch their eye forget it, more than likely you won’t get a second look.
RUNNING BACKWARDS: Training Yourself Off The Mound
Baseball has always been behind the times in the training world. Performing only band work as their form of strength training, claiming weights would make them too tight or bulky and running long distances because pitchers need “endurance” to pitch. All this couldn’t be further from the truth. Let’s drop this old school mentality. It’s hurting baseball players.
Triple Threat
In sport, a “triple threat” is when an athlete is strong across three fronts. Having such a diverse skill set makes a person a formidable competitor. In cycling, the triple…