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Strength and Conditioning

Our 5 Pillar Method

Explore our 5 Pillars of Strength and Conditioning to better gear you or your athlete to push themselves to peak performance.

Fuel

✳︎

Move

✳︎

Build

✳︎

React

✳︎

Recover

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Fuel ✳︎ Move ✳︎ Build ✳︎ React ✳︎ Recover ✳︎

Pillar 2 - Move (Conditioning)
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Baseball Movement Conditioning

Modules

Acceleration

Deceleration

First-step quickness

Sprint mechanics

Base stealing speed

Lateral movement

Reaction speed

Change of direction

Conditioning

Energy systems

Recovery

Preventative training

Hip health

Knees

Ankles

Foot strength

Rotator cuff

Scapular stability

Shoulder mobility

Elbow durability

Thoracic mobility

Core stability

Flexibility

Mobility

Recovery

Pillar 1 - Fuel (Nutrition)
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Teach athletes and parents how to eat

Topics include:

Whole foods

Protein requirements

Healthy carbohydrates

Healthy fats

Hydration

Meal timing

Game day nutrition

Tournament nutrition

Recovery meals

Healthy snacks

Fast food survival guide

Pillar 3 - Build (Strength)
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Age-Appropriate Training

8–10

Bodyweight

Movement quality

Balance

Landing mechanics

11–13

Resistance bands

Medicine balls

Dumbbells

Technique

14–18

Periodized strength

Explosive lifting

Power

Speed strength

Hypertrophy

In-season maintenance

Off-season development

Strength

Categories

Lower body

Upper body

Posterior chain

Rotational power

Grip strength

Core stability

Single-leg strength

Explosiveness

Vertical jump

Medicine ball power

Pillar 5 — Recover (Supplements & Recovery)
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For athletes 14–18

Emphasize that supplements support, NOT replace, nutrition.

Core education includes:

Protein powder

Creatine monohydrate

Vitamin D (when

appropriate)

Omega-3 fatty acids

Electrolytes

Magnesium

Multivitamin (when dietary intake is insufficient)

Hydration strategies

Sleep optimization

Recovery habits

Mobility

Foam rolling

Cold and heat therapy education

Stress management

Avoid making broad performance claims or recommending supplements

without considering individual health needs

Encourage families to consult a healthcare professional when appropriate.

Pillar 4 — React (Agility & Vision)
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This is where many baseball programs fall short

Reaction

Hand-eye coordination

Peripheral vision

Tracking

Visual processing

Decision making

Bat speed drills

Catching drills

Wall drills

Reaction balls

Colored tennis balls

Light reaction systems

Partner drills

Small ball drills

Agility

Ladder work

Cone drills

Mirror drills

Shuffle drills

Drop step

Crossover

Acceleration

Deceleration

Cutting

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