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Welcome Back to the Mound Welcome Back All You Collegiate, HS and youth baseball pitchers Baseball is back in the air! With the off-season winding down and preseason ramping up, it’s time for players, coaches, and fans to shift gears. The focus this month? Pitching. Whether you’re a youth player, high school standout, a collegiate arm, orContinueContinue reading “September 2025 ENewsletter”

We have reached the pinnacle of the baseball season with Cooperstown practically in the rear-view mirror……HS showcasing completed…..and the Little League World Series about to begin in the next week! And of course, school starts for many next week and everyone else in the next few weeks.  We have been on the proverbial merry-go-around….got offContinueContinue reading “August 2025 ENewsletter”

Dear Baseball Families and Coaches, Have you heard of Albert Einsten’s quote about the definition of Insanity? It is doing the same thing over and over repeatedly and expecting different results each time. This is continually true with our baseball playing son and those parents who need help working with their son. As we startContinueContinue reading “July 2025 ENewsletter”

Is Baseball Made to be Played in 110 Degree Weather? Baseball in Southern California is a year-round sport. I don’t think anyone thinks any different about this statement. Little League runs through August, High School playoffs ended about a week or two ago, the College World Series starts this week and will go until the end ofContinueContinue reading “June 2025 ENewsletter”

Get Your Body Right…And Your Mind Too It is hard to believe that the high school season is done for many while some are in the playoffs where lose 1X and your season is over. A few players will get to extend their season by at least a week, and others might make a run andContinueContinue reading “May 2025 ENewsletter”

Lessons Learned… the Hard Way… and how Summer Training Camp helps all players! Growing up in the 1970 / 1980’s, there were moments in life where your own personal milestones were met.  I remember my first bike where I learned to jump off a homemade ramp like one of my heroes, Evil Knievel. Every kidContinueContinue reading “April 2025 ENewsletter”

Gentlemen… Start Your Engines Summers in the 70’s and 80’s consisted of riding our bikes to the local park for indoor basketball or monster wiffle ball games. For 3 hours about 5 of our friends would jump on our bikes and ride about 2-3 miles to the closest gym in Burbank. After we finished that part ofContinueContinue reading “March 2025 ENewsletter”