In segment two with Dan Tischler,  Associate Head Coach of Baseball at Columbia University, we talk about his transition from player to coach. 

He did have thoughts of playing professional baseball but he had surgery on his arm and was injured most of senior season of college. 

Dan wound up coaching at Swathmore College and then moving on to Cornell and then to Columbia University. He assent to his current position was a process and it took time but he put in the work to get to where he is now. 

He breaks down what is to be expected of a ballplayer when they come to a division one school and the work ethic of the players and commitment they make at this level. At this level you have to put in the work in order to see results. Everyone is good at the division one level for sports. The hardest thing that a player has to learn about is failure at this level. How to you have to learn from it and move on to get better. 

Dan really offers a great look into what it takes to become a success in baseball at Columbia.