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Optimal Shoulder Performance: Video Teaser #2 – Mike Reinold
A few weeks ago, I gave you a quick peek at an excerpt from one of my presentations in our new Optimal Shoulder Performance DVD set. Today, I thought you might like to check out a bit from Mike Reinold, my collaborator on the project. This DVD set should be out soon, so be sure [...]
Stuff You Should Read: 3/17/10
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! I was actually going to take today off – not just in honor of my Irish heritage, but because I was hoping to work from home and catch up on work. As it turns out, I went in to the facility for our staff in-service (given by Brian St. Pierre, who [...]
CP Internship Blog by Sam Leahey – Taking Your Turn Serving Others
Disclaimer: This blog/article is not about being humble or putting your time in getting coaching experience, though those are good and necessary things. It’s specifically about something else that I feel is one of many variables in the equation of success. And that very specific thing is Serving/Benefiting Others.
It goes without saying that we don’t [...]
The Importance of Accountability
Accountability is an important factor in sustaining just about anything you do. Whether it’s your local politician being held accountable for his deeds or your child learning that his actions have consequences, that responsibility to someone or for some activity is vital.
One of the main reasons for me starting this site a few years ago [...]
Crazy Dads and Kids Who Throw Cheddar
Q: I run into a TON of Fathers who want their son to gain velocity. What are your keys to gaining velocity?
A: To be blunt, Step 1 is getting away from your crazy overbearing father and realizing that if you’re going to throw the ball hard, it’s because YOU want to do it, and are [...]
