“Innovation doesn’t always arise from necessity; more often, it’s born from the courage to challenge established systems and frameworks in pursuit of a competitive edge.”

BIG sophomore year loading for Jayden Heavener 🔥 #IYKYK

The art of coaching by Steve Kerr👇 🗣️”The urge is, you’re the coach and you want to control it. But, coaching isn’t controlling it, it’s guiding it. It’s not going to happen by you saying ‘you have to do this or you have to do that.’

Callin’ Baton Rouge 🐅💜💛 LSU Softball

Thank you PGF Ki’ele Ho-Ching Sam Sydnee Williams Addison Rackley Jerrell “Ori” Mailo

September 1 🔜

Jill, Brooks & I welcomed a healthy Austin Belle Neal into the world last night. Extremely thankful for all of the calls/texts. We are blessed.

The reason most people never change is because they’re too attached to who they’ve always been. Change requires death: The death of old stories, old habits, old comforts, old beliefs. Reinvention starts with release.

Decision-making can’t be trained separately from the game. In 2019, researchers analyzed the effects of a brain training program Neurotracker for volleyball. The results? Players got better at the Neurotracker… but showed no improvement on the court.

Who’s going to be visiting here in September? 🙋‍♂️ #IYKYK

Every swing path comes with trade offs. It’s impossible to be really good at hitting every pitch shape/location Elite hitters capitalize on the pitches their swing is built for

Could Rylie Johnson be the next best LSU outfielder? We examine how the four-star from Virginia might make her way into the Tigers' lineup next season: on3.com/softball/news/…

Understanding which pitch shapes your swing plays well against is such a valuable piece of information for both training and game planning

Who’s visiting Tiger Park in September?! #IYKYK

Functionality matters more than aesthetics. No matter what your eyes or biomechanical report tells you. And no, you don't need to jump into my replies and tell me that mechanics are still important. It just isn't AS important. That's the whole point of the post.

Entitlement is the enemy of greatness.