Posts Tagged ‘Baseball’

Lunch with Rob Bruno and Nor-Cal Kids @ Hooters

Sunday, March 28th, 2010

I had a great time watching the young men play today. I crazy miss the game and excited to see them go through the same process I did in high school. Met some great parents and coaches as well. Looking forward to tomorrow!

Here is a quick video I shot on my flip camera today @ Hooters. Very easy to input video to your Player Profile Website as you can see! Enjoy!

Baseball Off- Season Programs

Thursday, December 3rd, 2009
Over the past summer I have spoken to numerous parents/ players wanted to either A. Increase their velocity or B. Gain weight the proper way.
I thought it would be a great opportunity to give a little insight to my personal experience with gaining weight and velocity.
A lot of questions come to mind right away:
Do I long toss?
How far is too far?
How long to I take off during the winter?
If I play two sports, how do I properly rest my body?
What supplements do I take?
All of these are great questions and all have very indirect- case-by-case answers. What worked for me in the past certainly might not work for you. The best advice I can give on arm strength is never compromise your throwing motion. If you have to alter your mechanics to reach 250 feet, bring it back to 200. The goal is to mimic your throwing motion as if you were throwing from your position.
The further you long toss with improper mechanics, the higher percentage you risk of getting injured. No bueno.

Weight gain is something that is slowly starting to be done properly in certain high schools. Guys, baseball don’t care how much you can bench press. The girls do but your career doesn’t. What purpose does “maxing out” on bench press do but put a serious amount of stress on your bicep tendon? It also serves as a great way to tear your labrum. Lightweight mixed with a lot of reps is usually a safe bet. Your nutrition is the key ingredient to gaining weight.
With all that being said, I do offer consulting on both of these areas. This usually allows me to ask the important questions that are usually left unsaid while trying to gain weight and/or arm strength. Another method I have been recently tackling with parents are a list of questions they wrote up, which we go one by one until they are all answered. I currently do not write throwing programs but I will not turn you down if interested.
Please click here if you wish to contact me to book an appointment. Leave as much information as you can so I can best judge the right direction to take. Thanks and looking forward to hearing from you.
P.S. I am currently in the process of writing three e-books regarding nutrition, arm care and strengthening and weight gain and flexibility. Please contact me if these would be of interest to you and your family. I will send out the e-books free to the first 15 people to get back with me. Offer stands until the e-books are released. Thanks.

Pre-Seminar Video

Saturday, October 24th, 2009

Here is a quick video of Chris Sinacori from PitchInside.com and I right before the Arizona baseball seminar was underway. Check back as I will be uploading more videos from this great event tonight. Thank you to everyone who came out. We had close to 350 people total!!

Please leave a comment below and let us know what you thought.