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In-Season Baseball Strength and Conditioning: Part 1
Over the past few weeks, I’ve received literally dozens of emails, Facebook posts/messages, Tweets, and phone calls on the topic of in-season strength and conditioning for baseball players. While it was a daunting task to try to organize my thoughts on the subject, I was glad to do so, as all these inquiries mean that [...]
Managing Sidearm and Submarine Pitchers
Q: I just saw your post about Strasberg and pitching injuries. This may be hopelessly naive, but – do “submarine” throwers face the same perils? I’m old enough to remember Kent Telkulve, so it made me think. It seems as though I see a fair number of throws from SS and 3B positions that appear [...]
Design your Own Bodybuilding Exercise
If you’re looking to start a bodybuilding exercise program, make sure you do one that’s right for you. Not everybody’s body type is the same. Therefore, if you are very slim, you shouldn’t use traditional bodybuilding exercises, because it’s likely they will not work for you. They weren’t designed for people who are very slender. If you want to gain weight, you’ll need to focus on things like proper posture, stabilizing your shoulders, becoming more flexible, stabilizing your core, doing overall body conditioning, and more.
Random Friday Thoughts: 10/9/09
1. Okay, first and foremost, keep an eye out for Monday’s blog, where Mike Reinold and I will officially open registration for our one-day, limited enrollment seminar. I’ll have a special discount code in place for my readers to get $30 off the cost of registration for the first week only – but to be [...]
