Oblique injuries. Lower-back problems. One fundamental question baseball keeps overlooking: are we forcing athletes to move against their natural organization? Last week, in Baseball’s Pitching

The Definition of Insanity: Why Do We Keep Doing the Same Thing? Another season. Another wave of pitching arm injuries. Tommy John surgeries. Serious elbow

How to Stop Coaching Against Your Player’s Biology In Part 1, we established the hidden divide in player development: how a player’s nervous system naturally

Why Half Your Roster is Asking the Wrong Question (This is Part 1: The Concept. Next week in Part 2, we break down the practical

When a release pattern becomes a label — and the label becomes an explanation. MEASURING IS KNOWING. IS IT? In my previous article, “MEASURING IS

Is it? We live in an age of measurement. We measure almost everything. Performance.Health.Risk.Behavior.Movement. And the more precisely we can measure something, the more confident

Why “Ground-Up” Is Not A Universal Pitching Blueprint Last Week, I Asked A Question That I Think Baseball Needs To Spend More Time With: Do

What If The Biggest Mistake Happens Before The Intervention? Last Week, I Wrote About A Phrase That Sounds Almost Harmless In Baseball: “It’s Worth A

Is That Player Development — Or Organizational Gambling? Last week, we looked at Player X. Not his name.Not his organization. The point was the process.

WHAT HAPPENED BEFORE THE INJURY? Last week, I argued that the injury is not the starting point. The starting point is the athlete. His individual