There are coaches online who would rather fight each other instead of discuss the best way to help players together. Here's what hitters need to do.

There's a point where goals can become toxic when we're focused more on what is in the future instead of what's happening right now. This podcast is based off chapter 8 in the new 567 Dad book you can pick up for free at 567dad.com

Paul interviews the creator of the Core Velocity Belt and founder + CEO of Baseball Think Tank, Lantz Wheeler.

Today Paul interviews former Cleveland Indian, and fellow Baseball Dad Troy Silva.

This is ridiculous. This is exploitation of children.

We have to take a stand in our communities against harmful events like these.

Comparing and copying the mechanics of famous players, who you probably shouldn't be copying, is not the best way to achieve the success that they have.

Each pitcher is different and choosing the right pitches to throw and learn is essential to them advancing in their career. You'll save time, money, and effort when you can easily choose the right pitches for them to throw (and what not to throw).

Are we creating the next batch of child actors in baseball?

This September 4th article of the Times magazine brings up a huge question of how travel ball is getting way out of hand.

Oftentimes, if a player doesn't advance, it's usually that they're being taught the wrong things. This isn't necessarily the coach's fault either. Check out the video if you feel your son is being taught the wrong things by his coaches.

Is baseball costing you your relationship with your son? One of our first baseball dads believes it did, and it's because of 3 things Paul goes over in todays podcast.