Tommy Hottovy, Chicago Cubs' Coordinator of Advance Scouting - Run Prevention, helps explain what his job is and how he helps his team prepare better game plans using data analytics.

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Billy Boyer, assistant coach at the University of Washington, gives a detailed tutorial on how to teach the many intricate aspects of high-level double play feeds. This is Part 2 of a two-part interview. 

Plus Justin Stone of EliteBaseball.TV answers the Question Of The Week about how to help tee-ball players hit with more power more consistently.

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Billy Boyer, assistant coach at the University of Washington, helps break down some of the nuances that can help elevate the infield play of your players. This is Part 1 of a two-part interview.

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One of my favorite guys, Kyle Boddy, founder of Driveline Baseball, is back to discuss technology in amateur baseball. What is promising? What has some bumps to smooth out? What gets him really excited about the future of amateur baseball? Kyle chats about these things as well as some other pitching-related issues in this part 2 of a two-part interview. Part 1 is here.

Plus Justin Stone of EliteBaseball.TV answers the Question Of The Week about how to handle fielding slumps.

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You are in for a treat. Kyle Boddy, founder of Driveline Baseball, is known for his passion for sports science and helping players properly recover from injury. And while he discusses this during this interview, you are going to also hear about other data-based findings, such as overload/underload training with bats—a new area of research-backed baseball training—as well as overload/underload training for pitchers and more. This is Part 1 of a two-part interview.

Plus Justin Stone of EliteBaseball.TV answers the Question Of The Week about what the hands should be doing during the load & stride.

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Re-airing the Top 10 most downloaded YBE sessions leading up to the Aug 1, 2017 return of YBE to new episodes from a multi-month hiatus, this episode discussing favorite drills is the most popular episode ever. This was originally episode #56 and originally aired Dec 6, 2016.

Rob rounds up the favorite drills of several coaches and former podcast guests in this Favorite Drill Roundup

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Re-airing the Top 10 most downloaded YBE sessions leading up to the Aug 1, 2017 return of YBE to new episodes from a multi-month hiatus, this episode discussing efficient practice planning is the 2nd most popular episode. This was originally episode #59 and originally aired Jan 10, 2017.

Tug Gillingham of Lincoln Park Baseball Academy chats about how to organize and structure baseball practices. We also segue into fungo golf and defending 1st & 3rd situations. This is Part 2 of a two-part interview.

Plus Justin Stone of elitebaseball.tvanswers the Question Of The Week about why advanced players should not catch the ball in the web of their glove. And Austin Wasserman of WassermanStrength.comtalks about three different steal starts and which is best.

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Re-airing the Top 10 most downloaded YBE sessions leading up to the Aug 1, 2017 return of YBE to new episodes from a multi-month hiatus, this episode discussing efficient practice planning is the 3rd most popular episode. This was originally episode #57 and originally aired Dec 13, 2016.

Rob discusses the theory behind efficient youth baseball practice planning so you know what to avoid and gives some tips to help you plan for next season.

Plus, Austin Wasserman of wassermanstrength.com shares his 2016 CatcherCon slides for the Wass Strength Training Tip Of The Week.

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Re-airing the Top 10 most downloaded YBE sessions leading up to the Aug 1, 2017 return of YBE to new episodes from a multi-month hiatus, this episode featuring John Fitzgerald is the 4th most popular episode. This was originally episode #61 and originally aired Jan 24, 2017.

Fitzgerald, the founder of Sports Vision Training, explains the core concepts of vision training for baseball and how coaches and parents can help. This is Part 2 of a two-part interview; part 1 is session #60.

Plus Justin Stone of elitebaseball.tv answers the Question Of The Week about how to teach pitching to 9-year-olds. And Austin Wasserman of WassermanStrength.com introduces us to side lunge slides. 

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Re-airing the Top 10 most downloaded YBE sessions leading up to the Aug 1, 2017 return of YBE to new episodes from a multi-month hiatus, this episode featuring Bobby Tewksbary is the 5th most popular episode. This was originally episode #48 and originally aired Oct 11, 2016.

Tewksbary, the founder of TewksHitting.com, shares some important information on how to strive towards the elite swing. This is Part 1 of a two-part interview; part 2 is session #49.

Plus, Justin Stone of elitebaseball.tv answers the Question Of The Week, this time about how to create more interest in youth baseball. And Austin Wasserman of WassermanStrength.com debuts his new strength training segment, Wass Strength’s Tip Of The Week.

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