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Learn more about CoachUpOver 5 years of Baseball coaching experience Coached ages 3-25 in every...
7+ year professional player. Minor leagues, Mexico, & overseas. I teach ...
Pitching, Fielding, Hitting, Baserunning
“The whole fitness industry is undergoing an evolution. [Adults have an] interest in trying different things and changing it up frequently. I think we play into that very well, particularly because we've got all kinds of coaches in all kinds of sports.”
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CEO of CoachUp, as featured in Xconomy, October 2016
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When it comes to playing professional baseball the off-season can be the most grueling part of the year for a dedicated player. The off-season is when the top performers in the game put their bodies to the test to make sure they will be able to handle a 162 game scheduleBy: David R. in Baseball
To turn means to pivot the rear foot from its original position pointing toward home plate to where the heel is raised. At the end of the move, the foot will point toward the pitcher
