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We're excited to welcome Dr. Greg Rose to this week's podcast to talk about evaluating and training rotational power across multiple sports. A special thanks to this show's sponsor, Athletic Greens. Head to http://www.athleticgreens.com/cressey and you'll receive a free 20-pack of Athletic Greens travel packets with your first order.
Show Outline
Sponsor Reminder
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For this week's podcast, in lieu of a guest, I'm going to do a Q&A on a collection of baseball training questions that were submitted by listeners.
A special thanks to this show's sponsor, Rawlings. We've got an awesome new partnership in place between Rawlings and Cressey Sports Performance, and they've set up a 20% off discount code on select products for our listeners. Just head to www.Rawlings.com and enter coupon code CRESSEY20 and you'll receive 20% off on your order. Certain items are excluded, but there's still a ton of great baseball training gear to make you a better player and coach.
Show Outline
- What the high-low model is and how can pitchers optimize their training on a 7-day rotation
- What the specific considerations are when looking to implement blood flow restriction techniques into training and rehabilitating throwing athletes
- What different demands sidearm and submarine pitchers impose on their body compared to more traditional, over-the-top pitchers, and how should these unique throwers adjust their training strategies to address these specific differences
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This episode is brought to you by Rawlings. If you want to develop faster, and train better, you need the best gear. Well, we have some good news for you. The #1 baseball brand in the world, Rawlings, has partnered with Cressey Sports Performance to make getting the best training gear for you more affordable. Simply head to www.Rawlings.com and use the code, CRESSEY20, at checkout and you’ll save 20% off your order! This offer is only valid on select items, but there’s a ton of great gear you’ll save 20% on that will help you become a better player, so shop now!
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We're excited to welcome Cleveland Indians pitcher Brad Hand to this week's podcast. A special thanks to this show's sponsor, Rawlings. We've got an awesome new partnership in place between Rawlings and Cressey Sports Performance, and they've set up a 20% off discount code on select products for our listeners. Just head to www.Rawlings.com and enter coupon code CRESSEY20 and you'll receive 20% off on your order. Certain items are excluded, but there's still a ton of great baseball training gear to make you a better player and coach.
Show Outline
- How Brad grew up as a multi-sport athlete in Minnesota and why he chose to prioritize baseball despite being from a hockey state
- How Brad navigated the challenges of the long Minnesota winters as he prepared for the season and gaining exposure as a young ball player
- How Brad was surprisingly unaware of how coveted a prospect he was
- What differentiated Brad as a pitcher and made him such a high draft pick in 2008
- How Brad’s skills evolved as he progressed through MiLB and into the big leaguer he is today
- How finding a simple approach to his mechanics on the mound allowed him to find a more repeatable delivery and develop more consistency as professional
- Why Brad moved away from throwing curveballs as his secondary pitch and transitioned to throwing a slider
- How Brad learned to throw his slider, and what his mindset is when throwing this pitch to make it consistently effective
- Why Brad’s seemingly apathetic delivery makes him so hard to hit
- How Brad specifically exploits tempo to facilitate late arm speed and create a delivery that hitters dread to face
- How Brad transitioned from a starter to a reliever in 2015 and what adjustments he had to make to his throwing protocols to properly manage this new workload
- How Brad approaches attacking hitters as a reliever
- How Brad plans and performs his in season training to account for the fact he needs to be ready to throw on any given day
- What Brad’s game day routine is
- How Brad deals with the pressure of being a big league closer
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This episode is brought to you by Rawlings. If you want to develop faster, and train better, you need the best gear. Well, we have some good news for you. The #1 baseball brand in the world, Rawlings, has partnered with Cressey Sports Performance to make getting the best training gear for you more affordable. Simply head to www.Rawlings.com and use the code, CRESSEY20, at checkout and you’ll save 20% off your order! This offer is only valid on select items, but there’s a ton of great gear you’ll save 20% on that will help you become a better player, so shop now!
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We're excited to welcome Chicago Cubs pitcher Kyle Hendricks to this week's podcast. A special thanks to this show's sponsor, Rawlings. We're ecstatic to announce a new partnership between Rawlings and Cressey Sports Performance, and they've set up a 20% off discount code on select products for our listeners. Just head to www.Rawlings.com and enter coupon code CRESSEY20 and you'll receive 20% off on your order. Certain items are excluded, but there's still a ton of great baseball training gear to make you a better player and coach.
Show Outline
- Why Kyle chose to move across the country out of high school and attend Dartmouth College
- How Kyle has developed his ability to manipulate the baseball to create movement
- How Kyle worked diligently to develop his changeup and how players can better develop this feel pitch
- How throwing a quality changeup actually helped Kyle learn to throw a two seam fastball
- How grip, specifically pinky position on the baseball, impacted the effectiveness of his changeup
- What Kyle’s thought process is when throwing his changeup and how late hand speed out front trumps early, forced pronation with the pitch
- How Kyle developed a cut changeup, which is differentiated from his “regular” changeup
- How Kyle approaches attacking hitters and why he emphasizes throwing first pitch strikes and controlling counts against hitters
- Why Kyle’s four seam fastball usage increased in 2016 and why this change allowed him to have more margin for error and improve the effectiveness with his fastball
- How Kyle learned to read swings and bat paths in pro ball and how this has influenced how he competes against hitters
- How Kyle prepares by utilizing coaches’ scouting reports along with video to develop a plan for success against the opposition
- Why Kyle has always been intrigued by the mental side of baseball and how he has used it to develop an edge in the game
- How simplification has revolutionized Kyle’s ability to master his mentality, control the game, and play to his highest ability
- Why Kyle works to find a balance between using analytics and relying on his intuition
- What pitch clicks in the bullpen when Kyle is set to have a great game and how Kyle knows when he is locked in
- How Kyle attacks throwing his various pitches in his daily throwing progression
- How individuals who lack elite velocity can identify their strengths and learn to separate themselves from the competition
Sponsor Reminder
This episode is brought to you by Rawlings. If you want to develop faster, and train better, you need the best gear. Well, we have some good news for you. The #1 baseball brand in the world, Rawlings, has partnered with Cressey Sports Performance to make getting the best training gear for you more affordable. Simply head to www.Rawlings.com and use the code, CRESSEY20, at checkout and you’ll save 20% off your order! This offer is only valid on select items, but there’s a ton of great gear you’ll save 20% on that will help you become a better player, so shop now!
Podcast Feedback
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We're excited to welcome New York Yankees pitcher Mike King to this week's podcast. A special thanks to this show's sponsor, Athletic Greens. Head to http://www.athleticgreens.com/cressey and you'll receive a free 20-pack of Athletic Greens travel packets with your first order.
Show Outline
- How being a multisport athlete from RI impacted Mike’s athletic development and why he is such a big advocate for playing basketball
- How Mike managed his time his time and training in high school in order to always be prepared for the next sport in season
- How learning to long toss properly and stretch out the arm taught Mike to feel intent and progress his ability to throw the ball efficiently
- Why Mike chose to attend Boston College
- What the culture was like at BC during Mike’s tenure there, and how it contributed to making them a competitive ACC team
- How Jim Foster - an impactful pitching coach for Mike - facilitated relationships between his catchers and his pitchers and taught Mike important lessons about reading swings, calling pitches, and communicating
- How Mike builds rapport and a high level of trust between his catchers in pro ball
- How Mike has adopted an analytical approach for preparing to perform, and why he dives deep into data and video prior to games to inspire confidence
- How Mike communicates with catchers in game to refine his approach from inning to inning and sequence his game to be efficient and effective
- How gaining weight upon entering pro ball allowed Mike to experience a velocity jump
- What Mike’s initial experience was like playing professionally for the Miami Marlins
- What changed about Mike’s focus and perspective on development in the minor leagues after being traded to the Yankees that allowed him to feel comfortable and find success in 2018
- How a conversation Mike had with Max Scherzer at CSP helped him figure out his slider
- How Mike has developed his student-of-the-game approach and learned to apply analytics, physics, and biomechanics to improve his game
- How Mike throws his laminar two-seam fastball and what laminar flow means for the movement of his two-seam
- How Mike has learned to manage his hypermobility and what lessons has he learned about being loose jointed
- How Mike exploits his mobility on the mound mechanically to create a unique look for hitters
You can follow Mike on Twitter at @7kinger14 and Instagram at @officialmikeking.
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This episode is brought to you by Athletic Greens. It’s an all-in-one superfood supplement with 75 whole-food sourced ingredients designed to support your body’s nutrition needs across 5 critical areas of health: 1) energy, 2) immunity, 3) gut health, 4) hormonal support, and 5) healthy aging. Head to www.AthleticGreens.com/cressey and claim my special offer today - 20 FREE travel packs (valued at $79) - with your first purchase. I use this product daily myself and highly recommend it to our athletes as well. I'd encourage you to give it a shot, too - especially with this great offer.
Podcast Feedback
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We're excited to welcome Philadelphia Phillies utility player Brad Miller to this week's podcast. A special thanks to this show's sponsor, Athletic Greens. Head to http://www.athleticgreens.com/cressey and you'll receive a free 20-pack of Athletic Greens travel packets with your first order.
Show Outline
- Why Brad chose to attend Clemson University out of high school even though he was drafted by the Texas Rangers
- What key competencies Brad lacked coming out of high school that made collegiate baseball the appropriate decision for his career
- How high level collegiate baseball compares to the ranks of professional baseball
- How Brad transitioned into affiliated baseball so smoothly out of college
- What memorable moments and insightful lessons Brad recalls from playing in the big leagues for seven different organizations
- How Brad became the valued utility player he is today after being drafted as a shortstop out of Clemson
- How the athleticism needed at shortstop impacts a player’s ability to move into a utility role
- How the perspective of a utility player has transformed in recent years in Major League Baseball and what opportunities this type of role offers a player, coach, and organization
- What the hardest position was for Brad to learn as he moved into a utility role
- How Brad was able to learn the ins and outs of being an outfielder as a ballplayer who grew up playing in the infield
- How Brad prepares in-season to be ready to play any defensive position on any given day
- What injuries Brad played through during the 2018 season that eventually led to him needing core muscle surgery and a hip labral surgery in order to come back for healthy for 2019
- How asking for advice from former teammates and players who have gone through similar injuries proved to be influential in Brad’s rehab
- What lessons Brad would give to any athlete who is about to have hip surgery
- Why Brad chose to adjust his weight post-surgery to ease the pain on his joints and improve the longevity of his career
- What players Brad likes to watch and learn from both defensively and offensively
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This episode is brought to you by Athletic Greens. It’s an all-in-one superfood supplement with 75 whole-food sourced ingredients designed to support your body’s nutrition needs across 5 critical areas of health: 1) energy, 2) immunity, 3) gut health, 4) hormonal support, and 5) healthy aging. Head to www.AthleticGreens.com/cressey and claim my special offer today - 20 FREE travel packs (valued at $79) - with your first purchase. I use this product daily myself and highly recommend it to our athletes as well. I'd encourage you to give it a shot, too - especially with this great offer.
Podcast Feedback
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We're excited to welcome retired MLB player and current Cressey Sports Performance - Florida hitting coordinator Will Middlebrooks to the podcast. A special thanks to this show's sponsor, Lumberlend. Head to www.Lumberlend.com and and check out some of the awesome black Friday deals they're offering as you customize a bat mug today to check some holiday shopping off your list for the baseball fan in your life.
Show Outline
- How Will’s early athletic career as a multi-sport athlete in Texas impacted his athletic development and set the stage for future athletic success
- How Will managed to thrive immediately at the big league level
- Why the hot streaks of young professional hitters are often short lived and what players can do to find consistent, long-term success
- What pitchers Will excelled against and struggled against as a hitter
- Will’s unforgettable moment with Mariana Rivera
- Why a hard slider is so difficult to hit
- What the opposing team’s scouting report was on Will
- What cues and coaching tips proved to be influential in Will’s hitting development
- How asking questions, learning from veteran teammates, and being open and observant proved to be the most impactful tools for Will’s development as a hitter
- What it was like playing alongside some of the great hitters, like David Ortiz and Dustin Pedroia, and what lessons he learned from these iconic players
- How David Ortiz was one of the most prepared hitters day in and day out and how this understanding of himself and his competition translated to in-game results
- How the Boston Red Sox were able to turn around from a less than stellar 2012 season and emerge World Series Champs in 2013
- How Will learned to handle the pressure of high stake, October baseball and play fearlessly
- How adjusting a hitter’s approach can smooth out mechanical flaws in their swing
- Why hitters need to have the self awareness and conviction to stick to their strengths and play to their game plan in competition
- How Will takes a realistic mental approach to hitting and sets the goal for his hitters to be completely locked in for 80% of their ABs
- Why young players should stop selling out for exit velocities, launch angles, and throwing velocities that impress at showcases but don’t play out in competition
- What a hitter’s log is, and how players can implement this strategy to develop their approach and better understand their skills at the plate
- What hitters Will likes to watch and why
- Where Will sees the future of hitting headed
You can follow Will on Instagram at @csp_hitting and on Twitter at @middlebrooks.
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This episode is brought to you by Lumberlend Co. If you're looking for a unique gift for a baseball fan in your life, you'll definitely want to check this out: they've hollowed out the bat barrel and created a cool drinking mug. You can customize these with colors, names, logos, and photographs. They're also an officially licensed MLBPA product, so you can get your favorite teams and players incorporated into the designs. I've used these as gifts with great feedback, so I'm confident you'd experience the same. Just head to Lumberlend.com as you design yours today - and take advantage of their great Black Friday sales.
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We're excited to welcome Dr. Chris Ahmad, team doctor for the New York Yankees, to this week's podcast. Dr. Ahmad goes into great detail on the throwing elbow with respect to anatomy, diagnostic challenges, surgical complexities, non-operative strategies, and biological interventions. He also touches on important lessons for players, parents, and coaches who want to avoid youth baseball injuries.
A special thanks to this show's sponsor, Athletic Greens. Head to http://www.athleticgreens.com/cressey and you'll receive a free 20-pack of Athletic Greens travel packets with your first order.
Show Outline
- What makes the anatomy and function of the elbow so complex, specifically in throwing athletes
- What the biggest mistakes are both surgically and diagnostically with respect to the elbow
- Why injuries of the elbow aren’t as binary as partial and full tears and how professionals can better evaluate and understand the health of elbows in throwing populations
- How UCL calcification and injury at a young age impacts the health of baseball players as they grow and advance in their career
- What makes a Tommy John surgery successful from a surgical perspective
- How Tommy John surgery has evolved since it was first performed in 1974
- What the clinical implications are for Dr. Ahmad to perform an ulnar nerve transposition during UCL reconstruction surgery
- What variables surgeons must consider when deciding where to take a tendon graft from for UCL reconstruction
- How Dr. Ahmad manipulates grafts to ensure an elbow is strong and sturdy for his patients post-surgery
- What key things Ahmad discusses with his patients as they begin their road to recovery post-surgery
- What key benchmarks Dr. Ahmad looks for patients to progress to through the Tommy John rehab process
- Why there isn’t a true standard timeline for athletes to return to performing in games after UCL reconstruction
- Why Dr. Ahmad is an advocate for biological interventions such as PRP injections and the use of stem cells to manage elbow injuries, and what benefits these methodologies offer beyond throwing injuries
- Where the future of biological treatments is headed, and what the drawbacks and dangers of using these powerful methods can be
- Where Dr. Ahmad sees the need for more research to be done in the prevention, reconstruction, rehabilitation, and recovery of arm injuries
- Why Dr. Ahmad has worked to create a registry with Major League Baseball to collect data on injured professional ball players and how this resource will be used to find answers to questions in the field without setting up a formal study
You can follow Dr. Ahmad on Twitter at @DrChrisAhmad and on Instagram at @DrChrisAhmad. And, you can learn more about him at www.DrAhmadSportsMedicine.com. Definitely check out his books:
Baseball Sports Medicine
Skill
Understanding Tommy John Surgery
Sponsor Reminder
This episode is brought to you by Athletic Greens. It’s an all-in-one superfood supplement with 75 whole-food sourced ingredients designed to support your body’s nutrition needs across 5 critical areas of health: 1) energy, 2) immunity, 3) gut health, 4) hormonal support, and 5) healthy aging. Head to www.AthleticGreens.com/cressey and claim my special offer today - 20 FREE travel packs (valued at $79) - with your first purchase. I use this product daily myself and highly recommend it to our athletes as well. I'd encourage you to give it a shot, too - especially with this great offer.
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We're excited to welcome Sam Fuld, Major League Player Information Coordinator for the Philadelphia Phillies, to this week's podcast. Sam discusses his current role in disseminating analytics to players, as well as how this knowledge would have impacted his MLB career.
A special thanks to this show's sponsor, Athletic Greens. Head to http://www.athleticgreens.com/cressey and you'll receive a free 20-pack of Athletic Greens travel packets with your first order.
Show Outline
- How Sam was recruited to play at Stanford University as a position player from the Northeast
- How was Sam able to hit the ground running at Stanford and find success at the plate as a freshman despite not having as many ABs against legit arms as his teammates from warmer climates
- Why Sam was drafted late largely due to his lack of height and why baseball is moving away from height bias as athletes like Jose Altuve and Dustin Pedroia thrive
- What recommendations Sam would make to individuals looking to maximize their defensive abilities as an outfielder
- How aware Sam was of the front-office, analytical approach in baseball as a player, specifically when playing for the Rays and A’s
- How Sam become the Player Information Coordinator for the Philadelphia Phillies, and what this role entails
- How baseball analytics has evolved from a tool used strictly for player evaluation and game preparation into one utilized more for player development
- How this player development approach to analytics and would have impacted Sam’s career
- What Sam’s weaknesses were as a hitter, and what information would have helped him overcome these challenges
- Why coaches need to be mindful of overwhelming or underwhelming players with information, and how coaches can individualize the information they are sharing
- How organizational culture impacts the sharing of player information and how baseball as a whole is shifting away from the stubbornness towards analytics
- How the accessibility to information in baseball is shortening the learning curve for managers and allowing younger hires to thrive on information instead of years of experience
- What key competencies ball players should aim to learn to set themselves up for a career in analytics or managing after their baseball career
- Where Sam sees the player information age headed next
- How being a type-one diabetic impacted Sam growing up, and how he used it to fuel his game and live a disciplined nutritional lifestyle
You can follow Sam on Twitter at @SamFuld5, and learn more about his sports camp for kids with Type 1 Diabetes HERE.
Sponsor Reminder
This episode is brought to you by Athletic Greens. It’s an all-in-one superfood supplement with 75 whole-food sourced ingredients designed to support your body’s nutrition needs across 5 critical areas of health: 1) energy, 2) immunity, 3) gut health, 4) hormonal support, and 5) healthy aging. Head to www.AthleticGreens.com/cressey and claim my special offer today - 20 FREE travel packs (valued at $79) - with your first purchase. I use this product daily myself and highly recommend it to our athletes as well. I'd encourage you to give it a shot, too - especially with this great offer.
Podcast Feedback
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We're excited to welcome Gary Reinl, Director of National Accounts and Professional Athletic Teams for Marc Pro, to this week's podcast. Gary delves into one of the most controversial topics in sports medicine history: icing.
A special thanks to this show's sponsor, Athletic Greens. Head to http://www.athleticgreens.com/cressey and you'll receive a free 20-pack of Athletic Greens travel packets with your first order.
Show Outline
- How Gary become involved in the realm of sports medicine in 1973
- How Gary became passionate about the science and practice of recovery
- Where the belief in icing for recovery began, and how did it became so accepted in the sports medicine community
- Where the RICE protocol (Rest, Ice, Compress, Elevate) originated
- What the research says about the use of ice for recovery and the traditional RICE method
- How Gary formulated his simple and organized system for healing damaged tissue away from the common belief in ice and the RICE protocol
- Why tissue preservation, tissue regeneration, and angiogenesis are the primary goals when promoting recovery of damaged tissue
- Why evacuating waste and clearing congestion is important for creating healthy tissue
- What physiological mechanisms electrical stimulation takes advantage of to push waste out of damaged areas via the lymphatic system
- How low intensity muscular contractions decongest damaged tissues, avoid the unnecessary killing of healthy tissue, restore circulation, and promote tissue regeneration
- What benefits e-stim has beyond the recovery of damaged tissue
- Why sports medicine professionals and the general population often confuse inflammation with degeneration
- How can individuals maximize the effectiveness of Marc Pro and other e-stim units through pad placement and overall set-up during treatment
- Where would Gary like to see the Marc Pro used more in the sports medicine world
You can follow Gary on Twitter at @TheAntiIceMan and email him at gary@marcpro.com. Be sure to check out his book, Iced!, and take advantage of the great offer on Marc Pro for podcast listeners by heading to www.MarcPro.com and entering the coupon code CRESSEY at checkout to receive 10% off on your order.
Sponsor Reminder
This episode is brought to you by Athletic Greens. It’s an all-in-one superfood supplement with 75 whole-food sourced ingredients designed to support your body’s nutrition needs across 5 critical areas of health: 1) energy, 2) immunity, 3) gut health, 4) hormonal support, and 5) healthy aging. Head to www.AthleticGreens.com/cressey and claim my special offer today - 20 FREE travel packs (valued at $79) - with your first purchase. I use this product daily myself and highly recommend it to our athletes as well. I'd encourage you to give it a shot, too - especially with this great offer.
Podcast Feedback
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