Brian R.

During my time at Northeastern University, I co-founded the Club Baseball team and was the Head Coach of the team since its inception in 2005 through the spring of 2011. Over that time, the team experienced a great deal of success, winning 3 consecutive New England championships (2007-2009) as well as winning a Northeast Regional Championship & National Championship in 2010.

My experience working with athletes from the High School level to professionals in a sports medicine environment is a key skill that I feel has aided me in my development as a baseball coach. Through my education and experiences, I have developed a great knowledge of therapeutic exercise, strength & conditioning; particularly associated with injury prevention, exercise physiology & kinesiology, first aid and nutrition. These experiences have also given me a much greater understanding of athletes, not only physically, but also personally. I have spent a lot of time getting to know athletes of all ages and abilities on a personal level and have been able to use the relationships formed with them to help them succeed to the very best of their abilities.

Head Coach, Northeastern University Club Baseball 2005 – 2011 (76-15)
•National Club Baseball Association (NCBA) DIV2 District 2 runner up 2011
•NCBA DIV2 National Champions 2010
•NCBA DIV2 District 2 Champions 2010
•New England Club Baseball Association (NECBA) Champions 2007, 2008, 2009
•NECBA runner up 2006

Assistant Coach, Savin Hill Dodgers (formerly Hornets), Boston Yawkey League 2007 – present
•2014 Dodgers made the playoffs and were defeated in 5 games in the first round

Head Coach, All Dorchester Sports League 2001 – 2004
•Lou Tompkins All Star Baseball “A” Division State Champions 2004

Sessions will begin with a 15 minute dynamic workout that pulls movements from yoga and plyometrics to give athletes the energized start that they will need to perform at the best of their abilities.

Position specific defensive drills with emphasis on strategic positioning and decreasing reaction time to the ball off of the bat.

Hitting instruction focused on a balanced approach to every pitch to improve the quality of contact made with the ball on every swing.