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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.
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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.
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We're excited to welcome Brandon McDaniel, the Los Angeles Dodgers Director of Athletic Development and Performance Science, to this week's podcast. In this episode, we discuss the how the role of the MLB strength and conditioning coach has changed over the past decade, and Brandon offers suggestions to both up-and-coming players and strength and conditioning professionals.
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Show Outline
- What Brandon’s journey was to become an MLB strength coach, and how he
has ascended to his current role with the Dodgers
- How Brandon’s versatility in strength training and baseball related skills impacted the progression of his career and why coaches should strive to wear multiple hats as a professional
- Why young coaches should work to be generalists and bring value to the organizations they work for by being open to opportunities and striving to understand multiple facets of their work experience
- What Brandon’s biggest areas for growth were as he progressed to be a big league strength coach
- What the biggest adjustment was that Brandon had to make as he transitioned from working in the private sector into professional baseball
- How has the role of strength and conditioning and the world of professional baseball changed in recent years
- What areas should strength coaches strive to understand outside their field of expertise
- Why coaches need to delineate between sports tech and sports science and how coaches can use information collected by technology to intervene effectively with athletes
- How Brandon integrates the implementation of technology and data alongside quality communication and a solid athlete-coach relationship to monitor workload and formulate a recipe for success with each of his athletes
- Why coaches should avoid being extremist when incorporating sports tech with their players and allow players to explore and find their sweet spot for workload and stress management
- How strength coaches can handle the challenges they face as athletes return from their off-season
- What the Dodgers are doing to make the organization a perennial playoff contender
- How the Dodgers have created consistency and continuity throughout their organization
- How Brandon and the rest of the Dodgers staff manage the demands of travel for the team throughout the year
- What wisdom Brandon always try to impart on his professional ballplayers, specifically in nutrition and strength and conditioning
- What the most impactful lesson Brandon has learned from his athletes is
For more information about the Los Angeles Dodgers Strength and Conditioning Symposium, click here.
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We're excited to welcome physical therapist Eric Schoenberg to this week's podcast. Eric has extensive experience working with individuals from all walks of life, but specializes in working with baseball players. He'll serve as the physical therapist at the soon-to-open Cressey Sports Performance location in Palm Beach Gardens, FL starting on November 1 as well. In this episode, we discuss the typical challenges baseball players can see movement-wise, as well as how the rehab process can be improved across all populations.
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Show Outline
- How Eric has evolved as a physical therapist since graduating from PT school
- How learning to never settle for mediocrity and working to be more familiar with the world of strength and conditioning through CSP has allowed Eric to advance his physical therapy career
- How being a high quality physical therapist involves appreciating the art of physical therapy as much as the science of the field
- How Eric became an early adopter of Shirley Sahrmann’s work on movement system impairment syndromes
- Why young physical therapists and health professionals should work to create their own philosophy for analyzing movement proficiency and how having a model for analyzing movement can help them make better decisions for their clients
- Why has Eric deviated from the standard time-restricted, semi-private PT model and instead adopted a one-on-one, private model
- Why the rehabilitation world should move away from its generalist perspective and encourage practitioners to specialize and refer out to others who have more experience rehabilitating a specific injury
- Why experts need to drop their ego and be open to working with other professionals across the scope of health and human performance
- What the most common movement impairments Eric sees in baseball players are
- Where the biggest mistakes occur in the interaction between rehab specialists and strength and conditioning coaches
- How being a father has influenced Eric’s perspective on youth athletics, the little league experience, and lifelong movement health
- What big mistakes Eric is seeing in post-op baseball cases
- How Eric manages transitioning athletes from being completely in the rehab setting back to training at full health over the course of the rehab process
- What research Eric has been studying to continue to advance his career, and what books he recommends to all health professionals
You can follow Eric on Twitter at @CSP_PhysTherapy and on Instagram at @CSP_PhysTherapy. To contact him directly, you can email eric@diamondphystherapy.com.
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We're excited to welcome retired MLB pitcher and outfielder Rick Ankiel to this week's podcast. Rick's incredible story has been the feature of multiple documentaries, and he has some awesome insights to share for players, coaches, and parents. A special thanks to this show's sponsor, Marc Pro. Head to www.MarcPro.com and enter the coupon code CRESSEY at checkout to receive 10% off on your order.
Show Outline
- What Rick’s experience was like as he battled command issues as a young pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals
- What the initial stages of Rick’s mental struggles as a pitcher were
- How Rick made his comeback from the yips as a pitcher in 2005, and what strategies and routines he implemented that were most impactful for his consistency on the mound
- How identifying what variables he could and couldn’t control and keeping baseball simple helped Rick find mental stability as a player
- How organizations are evolving in how they prepare their young draft picks to be successful baseball stars of the future
- What the mental concerns are for young stars as they ascend to the big league stage
- Why players need to establish their circle of trust to be successful in professional baseball, and what strategies young players can implement to find security in their early career
- What Rick’s advice is for the young draft picks and prospects
- How the obsessive pursuit of excellence in baseball leads players to being consumed by their shortcomings and defined by their career on the field
- How a player’s reluctance to care can be a defining factor of their likelihood to succumb to the mental dilemmas like the yips
- What the biggest misconception about the yips is
- How coaches and teammates of a struggling athlete can work to better identify those who need help and implement steps to make a real difference
- How being genuine with ballplayers and asking “What can I do to help you?” can start a powerful conversation towards aiding in someone’s mental state
- What was the difference for Rick was in preparing for games as a pitcher and a hitter
- How Rick approached his throwing program as he transitioned from being pitcher to an outfielder
- What the biggest adjustment Rick had to make as he has transitioned to a career in broadcasting
You can follow Rick on Twitter at @TheeRickAnkiel and on Instagram at @TheeRickAnkiel. And, be sure to check out his awesome book, The Phenomenon.
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This episode is brought to you by Marc Pro, a cutting-edge EMS device that uses patented technology to create non-fatiguing muscle activation. Muscle activation with Marc Pro facilitates each stage of the body’s natural recovery process- similar to active recovery, but without the extra effort and muscle fatigue. Athletes can use it for as long as they need to ensure a more full and quick recovery in between training or games. With its portability and ease of use, players can use Marc Pro while traveling between games or while relaxing at home. Players and trainers from every MLB team - including over 200 pro pitchers - use Marc Pro. Put Marc Pro to the test for yourself with their new "Try Before you Buy" program, and use promo code CRESSEY at checkout at www.MarcPro.com for 10% off on your order.
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We're excited to welcome St. Louis Cardinals Major League Hitting Coach Jeff Albert to this week's podcast. Jeff's one of the most innovative coaches in the game, and this interview features lessons for players, coaches, and parents alike. I should note that we had some audio difficulties on this call, but did our best to clean it up so that the great information wasn't wasted. Thanks for your patience and understanding in advance on that front!
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Show Outline
- How Jeff’s motivation to be the best player he could be and determination to answer the question "why" propelled him into a career of coaching
- How Jeff’s graduate research put his foot in the door in professional baseball despite minimal professional playing experience
- Where young coaches are falling short on making the most of their early coaching career and what these individuals should be doing to be able to capitalize on opportunities in pro sports
- Where Jeff recommends young coaches look for more information on quality movement
- What industries outside of baseball have been most influential on Jeff’s coaching career
- What professionals outside of the world of professional baseball don't understand about the changing environment of the industry
- What traits Jeff looks for when hiring new coaches
- How Jeff approaches development in the hitting lifespan of a ball player
- What the biggest limitations Jeff sees in youth and high school hitters are
- How learning to optimize a hitter’s movement with as few words as possible has revolutionized the way Jeff coaches hitting
- How establishing solid positions and learning to have a good swing path lay the foundation for future swings in young hitters
- How the fundamentals of a swing do not change as a hitter matures, but clarifying a hitter’s approach, transforming one of their weaknesses, or building around one of their strength aids in taking them to the next level
- Why being exposed to failure is important for developing great baseball players
- Where Jeff sees baseball trending in the coming years and how hitters will be combating the transformations in the world of pitching
You can follow Jeff on Twitter at @JeffMAlbert and on Instagram at @JeffAlbert28. And, you can learn more about this November's SlugFest clinic at which we'll both be speaking at www.SlugFestConference.com.
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We're excited to welcome Washington Nationals relief pitcher Aaron Barrett to this week's podcast. Aaron is one of the most impressive comeback stories you'll ever hear. 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 major injuries and setbacks Aaron experienced that removed him from competitive baseball from 2014 to 2018
- What the medical priorities and overall rehab process were for recovering from this freak injury
- How Aaron managed his psychology as he endured a major setback
- How he incorporated and began to increase his hand speed as he progressed throw his rehab throwing program
- When in Aaron’s rehab protocols he felt more consistent and confident as he began throwing in professional baseball games once again
- What recovery modalities Aaron utilizes to help his arm bounce back
- How Aaron modified his routine after enduring these setbacks
- How Aaron remained process oriented and focused on his goals for the long haul of a four-year rehab period
- What lessons has Aaron learned after experiencing the workload of being a reliever in a major league bullpen
- How Aaron manages his throwing volume and intensity in-season
- What Aaron’s gameday routine is
- What the characteristics of coaches and rehab professionals that have been the most impactful on his career
- What Aaron’s next step is for his career as he transitions from this incredible recovery from injury to being a consistent performer for the Washington Nationals
You can follow Aaron on Twitter at @AaronBarrett30 and on Instagram at @AaronBarrett30.
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We're excited to welcome Cressey Sports Performance - Massachusetts strength and conditioning coach and associated pitching coordinator Kyle Driscoll 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 10-pack of Athletic Greens travel packets with your first order.
Show Outline
- How the CSP staff onboarded and assessed each college athlete for the Elite College Development Program
- What specific strategies Kyle used to assess the pitchers in the program, including subjective evaluations and the use of technology like Rapsodo and high-speed camera
- Why evaluating each pitcher’s routine is key component of an initial assessment
- How understanding exactly where a pitcher is on day one allowed Kyle to structure realistic, obtainable goals for each player to achieve over the 10 week program
- What the most surprising lessons Kyle took away from initial evaluations of the college summer program were
- What goes into matching up throwing partners
- What Kyle’s approach was for designing each athlete’s throwing program and why he made sure to teach them how to effectively program for themselves following their experience at CSP
- How the synergy of CSP works to consolidate stress in the college summer program and how Kyle specifically programs throwing alongside the strength and conditioning component
- What specific positions Kyle looks for pitchers to hit in their throwing delivery – and how they can reinforce these positions in the weight room
- Why Kyle emphasizes certain positions early in the delivery so quality movement is persevered as the throwing motion becomes faster down the chain
- What specific pitch design and velocity changes individuals made over the summer
- What the most influential takeaways for the pitchers that attended the Elite College Development Program and how these takeaways stretch far beyond mechanical adjustments
You can follow Kyle on Twitter at @kdrisc35 and on Instagram at @bigdriskk.
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We're excited to welcome highly regarded pitching consultant Alan Jaeger to this week's podcast to discuss long toss and both performance and rehabilitation throwing programs. 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
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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Episode 25 of the podcast features a collaborative effort between Cressey Sports Performance - Massachusetts Director of Performance John O'Neil and me. We go in-depth on the topic of planning out an effective baseball offseason for high school, college, and professional players. This week's episode is brought to you by Joovv Red Light Therapy. The research on the wide-ranging health benefits of red light therapy are compelling, and Joovv is at the forefront of delivering this technology to improve your health and performance. Head to www.Joovv.com/eric and enter coupon code CRESSEY to get a special gift with your purchase.
Show Outline
- How John and Eric model their training programs to optimize an individual’s off-season
- What John’s off-season training priorities are when working with high school, college, and professional athletes
- How having a single sport high school athlete impacts off-season training
- What factors high school ball players should consider when deciding to play fall ball
- Why consistency is the most important aspect of a training program and how John emphasizes this message to his youth athletes
- Why health and performance are not mutually exclusive in the world of performance enhancement
- How coaches can find success with athletes by identifying the duration of time they have them, honing in on low-hanging fruit in their development, and working backward to drive favorable changes in their abilities
- What training qualities John focuses on developing early in an individual’s offseason and how these strategies are progressed as an athlete transitions to being in-season
- Why building a robust aerobic base is of high priority early in the off-season and how this idea transforms into more power related development as the off-season progresses
- How John conceptualizes his sprint progressions for athletes
- Why off-season training slowly builds athletes to move more explosively as they approach the season and how John specifically translates general motor potential into skill specific activity
- What a typical professional off-season training program looks like
- How John and Eric model off-season training programs around throwing programs to make sure their baseball players are prepared for all facets of their sport
You can follow John on Instagram at @oneilstrength and Twitter at @oneilstrength, and reach out to us at cspmass@gmail.com for offseason training inquiries.
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We're excited to welcome Philadelphia Phillies First Baseman Logan Morrison to this week's podcast. This week's episode is brought to you by Joovv Red Light Therapy. The research on the wide-ranging health benefits of red light therapy are compelling, and Joovv is at the forefront of delivering this technology to improve your health and perforance. Head to www.Joovv.com/eric and enter coupon code CRESSEY to get a special gift with your purchase.
Show Outline
- How baseball has changed since Logan was acquired as a draft and follow in 2005
- What the biggest differences from level to level are in pro baseball
- How the way evaluating players has transformed from merely getting on base to how much a hitter produces at the plate as organizations begin to value metrics like OPS+ over batting average
- How Logan’s approach at the plate has evolved over the years
- How has the increased use of data, analytics, and technology impacted Logan’s career
- Why Logan has adopted a short memory to survive in the world of baseball and how he has learned to manage his desire to avoid complacency
- How Logan has learned to read pitchers and recognize common tendencies that tip pitches to opposing hitters
- How training to be durable in the off-season and simplifying his process at the plate allowed Logan to have a breakout 2017
- Why Logan doesn’t take batting practice on field before games and instead chooses to lighten his workload in the cages to stay quick and fresh for the swings that matter
- What lessons Logan learned from Hall of Famer Edgar Martinez and MVPs Giancarlo Stanton and Christian Yelich
- How differentiating when to be analytical and when to compete have impacted Logan’s career as a hitter
- What strategies coaches can implement to be more impactful for their players
- What coaching cues and minute details Logan has focused on in his swing to become a more consistent hitter
- How Logan’s father influenced his early development and love for the game of baseball and what lessons Logan would pass on to his son if he wanted to pursue a career in professional baseball
- How social media has impacted Logan’s career
You can follow Logan on Instagram at @lomogram.
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