Starting this month, Rogue Baseball is introducing Advanced Group Hitting, a month to month training program concentrated on individualizing our athlete’s needs as hitters while creating an autonomous and competitive training environment. Players will often be hitting in groups, allowing them to learn and conceptualize with their fellow trainees as much as they do with …
From January 17th, 2019 – Utilizing Technology to Assess Hitters As mentioned in my post outlining the how we assess our hitters, having detailed information is great but utilizing it in a training environment is the key. As we look at a player’s assessment and organize and evaluate the data, we try to create a picture that provides players …
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As we start the new year, I wanted to share a little bit about the process of how we are integrating technology, and discuss how the data that it provides us allows us to better train our hitters. It should be said up front that while having access to technology and data tracking is great, …
More and more hitters at the highest level are showing the ability to keep their feet planted in the ground and use it to create torque. Based upon our assessment video from the beginning of winter training, many of our hitters appear to shift their entire body weight to their rear foot during the load, …
Push Performance boast’s the state’s premier baseball training environment. In the last 6 years, Push has a trained countless high level baseball players, ranging from top youth and high schoolers to Major League standouts, and everything in between. The trainers at Push provide knowledge and understanding of the body, and provide each player a customized …
In Review: Winter Training Programs As we wrapped up February, we also wrapped up phase 2 of our winter hitting and throwing programs. We found these programs to be very successful and players got a ton of time in the facility with a lot of great work done. Here is a quick overview of our …
After a long and busy off season, I wanted to pass on some observations through the unique perspective I’ve gained. I have been blessed with the opportunity to be able to coach young baseball players while continuing to work towards my lifelong goal of playing Major League baseball. It is important for every player to …
High School baseball tryouts have come and gone and there always seems to be a little bit of unrest this time of year. Players spend their summers and falls on their respective club teams, often time with positions and playing time guaranteed. They spend their winter training at their respective facilities, working towards what they …
For my first blog post for Rogue Baseball I want to talk about an aspect of development that I feel is often over looked and a touchy subject for some coaches. Who should the athlete listen to? Which coach is right? Which coach gets the credit? These questions seem to have value to some but …
There is a war being waged within the ranks of high school baseball. This war is at the center of every decision that players, parents and coaches make. Every single season, the battle wages on. The war is Development vs. Exposure, and it is a myth. In the minds of everybody involved, how has it …
