The Real Voices of the Game Productions

Building a Team: White Sox and Nabors

Once again gotta execute better - NFL and High School

The Song Remans the Same

Race and the WNBA

Players rip WNBA for not condemning racism sooner -

Talks of race and double standards in sports apparent as 2024 WNBA season nears

Serena Willams, Coco Guaf, Simone Biles

345 mm Americans What drives sponsorhip deals ?

Wacky World of TV Rights

345mm Amercans and Social Media

Image vs. Perception

Clark and Bird

Long Term Deals

Writer gives Paul an a A-

Sports Baseball writers and Weatherman

Yanks Mets Jets

Pitchers better than ever and Bigger and Stronger

16 0f 28. 57% - 3.80 +

Mickey Lolich 1971 376 innngs

Nutty World of Baseball

Peralta done after 68 pitches

Announce the partnership……… Thoughts on the PAC and the holistic approach to player development that we are going to attempt. It is a small world but sometimes it is difficult to get the message to the players, parents, and coaches due to all the noise…… Many of the leading experts in the field of baseball and athletic performance such as Dr. James, Andrews state, “Baseball is a development game”. One thing that we continually hear is, if we get this guy stronger, he's going to be way better. They skip essential steps along the way such as proper movement patterns, creating force with the prime movers, and the ability to move force through the kinetic chain with proper stability in the joints. What are the problems that this way of doing things has created in young ball players and athletes?

What are the areas of most need in the young athletes that you work with? Many times in the Little League Age ball players work so hard on creating rotational force, but they haven't done any work on their ability to stabilize and provide a foundation for that rotational force.

Do you believe that resistance training in the rotational planes should be for 14 years or older (physical maturation) We often discuss the importance of the ability to hinge, is there any particular exercise progression that you use with your clients to help them improve this ability

We live in the world of Max effort throwing and often is very difficult to get young players to understand the importance of rhythm and timing. Is there anything in particular that you do to help athletes improve in this area?

Can you explain the problems created by bad posture, such as winged scapula improper, scapular stability or improper, scapular rhythm and timing in overhand throwers?

Along these lines in the young athlete, we often come across upper-trapezius dominant individuals.

What are some of the ways you have helped to improve mid to lower trapezius function? and please discuss the importance of this.

Why do you think modern training goals have become so focused on strength and power? Can you explain some pitfalls of this mindset?

Discuss the problems created when you overtrain the joint stabilizer muscles, such as the rotator cuff, before you have focused on proper closed chain kinetic exercises, especially in players under 14 yrs old.

A celebration of Pete Rose the ball player

Rabdo at Tufts

McCaffrey a Trout-like cautionary tale

NIL

Food censorship and nutrition advice for young athletes

Pete Rose

Playing for Stupe- the '98 squad

Drafted

Transition- coaching Yadi and Rick

Kissel's guy- LaRussa

switch hitters

Advice when transtioning to coaching

Transitioning to real life

Awareness and anticipation ... The baseball genius of Pete Rose

The press and Pete

Pete on pitching- a promise kept

A chance to confess

Time with Bill White

What's next ... AI managers?

Pete Rose

Dr. Z and Buster Posey's new post

Public Floggings

Victor Rodriguez

Creating coaches

Pete Rose

Take no prisoners

NC tragedy- 1909

Cards-Giants-Atlanta-Mets ... simmering at a 6

Importance of guys like Billy Milos- scouts being discarded without thought

Manhood being taken out of sports

Hall of Fames- and hypocrisy

Gambling in sports by the numbers

Brady- be acoountable ...

Dave's conversations with parents about "feeling good"... it's overrated

Doing things you do not want to do- anterior mid-cingulate cortex

Just compete

"He fought the 4th grade"

Summer review

Concentrate and Have Fun ... Adjust

Play Hard vs Compete

Physical Adjustments

Cooperation vs Collaboration

Bunting and Moving without the Ball- Angles

Creative vs Rational

Balancing Achievement and Fullfillment

Resistance

Truth- Never Let the Bar DROP