What’s In This Issue?
• Special Report On Brain Training For Pitchers: Tim Nicely explains a system that may revolutionize the way pitchers train so that visual information can be processed more efficiently.
• Training For Velocity: Ron Wolforth explains that in-depth assessment is needed for pitchers before embarking on a stressful velocity improvement program.
• Incredible High School Program: Parkview H.S. in Georgia utilizes a remarkable system that covers every possible element of development even down to kids who are 8 years old who ultimately attend this highly successful school.
• Secret Service Comes Calling: Billy Sommers of McNeese St. forgoes his final year of eligibility to train with the Secret Service.
• Editorial: Coaches have an incredibly difficult job when you factor in everything they do and put up with.
• College Notes: Tabor’s Manny DeLeon hits .519 as he belts 3 homers, 5 doubles and knocks in 19 runs over first 7 games.
• Thomas Alston Column: Great leaders must have a specific skill set.
• Jack Dunn Column: Here’s why catchers receive silent treatment during ball games..
• High School News: CB lists more elite 2016 high school teams across the USA.
• Ruleball With Rich Marazzi: Fasten your seat belt for baseball rule book wild ride.
• Tom Kovic Column: Here are the nuts and bolts of trying to play for an Ivy League school.
• Jerry Weinstein Column: Quantify your throwing by counting video frames.
• Charlie Greene Column: When bunt is expected, try this defensive tactic.
• Brian Cain Column: Ryan Cameron explains what mental hurdles must be overcome to be a successful pitcher.
• Andy McKay Column: True competition is like a knife fight in a phone booth.
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