Spring season is getting closer, and this is one of my favorite times of the year to talk with pitchers.
Not because everything is perfect yet.
Not because everyone feels 100% ready.
But because this is the moment where growth really happens.
There comes a point in training where
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What Stat Should Pitchers Actually Care About This Preseason?
Before the season even starts, most girls already feel pressure.
And it usually comes from what they think they’re supposed to measure.
I see it every preseason.
Parents are excited. Schedules are filling up. Lessons are booked. New t...
As softball season approaches, I see the same pattern every single year.
Parents start asking:
“Should my daughter be throwing more?”
“Is she behind?”
“What should we be working on right now?”
And I get it. Preseason can feel like a countdown clock. Everyone’s posting workouts,
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It’s one of the most common phrases said to athletes — and one of the most misunderstood.
While it’s usually said with good intentions, many athletes don’t experience it as calming at all. Instead, they hear:
“You’re overreacting”
“You shouldn’t feel this way”
“You’re d
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That feeling doesn’t mean she’s unprepared.
It doesn’t mean she lacks confidence.
It doesn’t mean something is wrong.
It means her body is getting ready to perform.
As the season approaches, many parents notice the same signs:
Tighter s...
That does not mean she’s weak.
That does not mean she’s unprepared.
And it definitely does not mean something is wrong with her.
Pressure shows up because athletes care.
And caring is a good thing.
One of the biggest ...
Softball is a team sport. That statement sounds simple—but it’s one of the most misunderstood truths in the game.
Whether your daughter is striking out the side in the circle or sitting on the bench waiting for her opportunity, the outcome of a game is never on one player alone. Wins and losses are...
One of my biggest goals as a coach isn’t just to develop skilled softball players — it’s to help raise confident young women who know how to lead themselves and others, both on and off the field. Skills matter. Mechanics matter. Velocity matters. But confidence is what allows athletes to actually us...
Pitching should never feel lonely.
The pitchers who grow the most don’t do it alone — they have structure, accountability, and people who believe in them on the hard days.
When parents understand mechanics, arm care, practice structure, and the...
Pitchers control the pace, speed, and movement of the game. Catchers manage the defense, call pitches, and lead communication. These roles naturally attract young athletes who want responsibility, challenge, and leaders...
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