The Baseball Development Show

Questions: “When should I invest in private lessons?” “How will I know what level of college baseball I can play?” “What’s the best way to get noticed?” "When should I start lifting?" College Seniors, the real world doesn't care that you didn't get drafted... accept that and you'll be able to dominate what's next. Show Notes: Dave from, Torrington, CT, writes,

Sean grew up in Berkshire County, located way out west in Massachusetts. At an early age and through high school, Sean developed a strong understanding of what hard work and sacrifice means. He used that to go from being a small town kid with no outlets to exposure to a professional short stop with the Mets. From driving 3 hours each way for practice just to get more exposure, to b

Former Pitching Coach, Weatherford College Former Director of Baseball Operations, TCU Former High School Coach, Weatherford High School Former Professional Pitcher, Oakland Athletics. Some of Flint's Topics: The Baseball Ranch's process of developing an athlete The definition of his term "connected arm action" How "clutch" comes from preparedness Handling stress through practicing

In the episode Eric talks about the importance of attention to detail, nutrition, and assessments. He dives into the bigger picture of athletic development outside of just lifting weights and throwing baseballs. http://ericcressey.com https://twitter.com/ericcressey https://www.instagram.com/ericcressey Minute Breakdown: 4:00: “Our Pro guys live it” 4:30: “Always want to me