CHIPS Performance Training

Steve is hitting the portal. Let us know if you want to adopt him…

No for real though, we’re giving away a brand new pitching dummy in your choice of color: red, yellow or blue.

HOW TO ENTER:
1. Make sure you’re following us &
2. Tag 3 friends
3. Let us know what you think the worst place to get hit is
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Winner will be announced Sunday, June 7th at 12pmCST

Regionals have started and if you want to play in Omaha one day, watch these games differently than the regular season.

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Don’t watch the highlights. Watch the entire game. At this level, every team is talented. The difference between going home Saturday and playing for a national title isn’t talent. It’s the small stuff. How they communicate. How they move after each pitch. How the dugout handles a bad call. Pay extra attention when the best pitcher gets in trouble. It always happens. Bases loaded, nobody out, and you find out what makes him different. He gets a pop-up, a strikeout, a double play. That’s his default setting.

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When the lights come on, your body has to know what to do without you thinking about it. You don’t get to wish you’d worked harder in March when you’re on the mound in June.

I get these questions every week. Here’s the short list of things every travel ball parent can stop obsessing over right now.

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1. Exit velocity and throwing velocity before high school.
2. Being on the best 9U or 10U team in the state.
3. Rankings before high school.
4. Showcases before he’s ready.
5. Obsessing over one bad tournament.
Bonus: Stop buying a new $500 bat every five months. The bat isn’t going dead. And specializing in baseball at 10 looks great until 14, when the multi-sport athletes hit puberty and catch up overnight.

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The fundamentals haven’t changed. Be athletic. Outwork your weaknesses. Trust the process. Save your money for things that actually move the needle.