Paul Skenes Angled Walk In Drill He likes this variation of the walk in to feel the counter with his upper body and get to a loaded landing position! A lot of times when guys play catch and walk forward, they never get their body sideways and get to a loaded landing position

All Glory To God!!

Larson Fabre live ABs. Southland conference freshman of the year #lionup

Grant Edwards is still the guy! Respect

Excited to have @cajunjamessloan in the house working with some hitters this weekend!

Athletic throws! Don’t be #pitchified

K9 is proud to be partnering with Elite Squad Gulf South with a new wave of Travel teams to compete in the Summer and Fall seasons! BE THERE🔴⚫️ #SQUADUP

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First off every pitcher is different... your set position should be comfortable.. but you have to be able to shift weight forward while staying athletic. We see tons of guys who have to shift weight back before they go forward. This causes instability in the lower half

Knowing your athletes motor preference is a huge unlock for understanding what to feel in your delivery. It will allow you to give the proper cues on where to feel the most stability and allow the athlete to move more efficiently.

Summer training has started

Officially In the Portal Transfer from Nicholls State University IF/OF 1/2 years left Juco Stats (combined) ABS: 281 AVG:.288 RBI: 55 OBP: .436 SLG: .451 Hits: 81 XBH: 27 HR: 8 Contact: 985-789-0775 Baseball_Uncommitted Prep Baseball Uncommitted GVO Uncommitted Uncommitted Baseball Players On IG

Great week in Dallas! Lot of great arms hitting the portal

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Had some dogs grinding today!

Marcos Paz had one of the most anticipated bullpens of the MLB Draft Combine. The LSU commit was up to 95 and spun a slider close to 3,000 rpms 👀 He's one of 10 day two notable performers: baseballamerica.com/stories/2025-m…

One of the biggest mistakes players make? They don’t know what they actually want from training. “I just want to get better” isn’t a goal. Better velocity? Command? Durability? Pick one. Go all in. Trying to improve everything = improving nothing.