1) Stay Level = command your emotions 2) Have a routine = it will bring a sense of calm to high stress situations 3) Touch the mound daily = it is your office, spend more time on it 4) Play offense on the mound = stay on the gas pedal 5) Any pitch, anytime = randomness

“How can you not be romantic about baseball?"

Last day of my vacation — doing a walk down memory lane looking for some specific pitching video — stumbled across some cool stuff - Cam McGuire

- memory lane — this one was pretty funny - future college and hopefully MLB catcher Oliver Minyard almost kills his boy college pitcher and hopefully pro Juan Aranda - i remember thinking - that’s going to be a great video as soon as I saw it.

Well - this was a surprise . . .

If I coached high school pitchers - I would totally have a badger jersey for those that showed the correct mentality on the mound. But this . . .would be reserved for the kid with a sweetest walk off in the 7th. Dr. Tyler Winfield

When you are handi-capable and nothing works correctly - you learn to recognize/solve problems. My kryptonite ice, stairs, uneven surfaces, water. Venice is almost the cycle. It’s funnier on insta with music. My OT and PT would be so proud of me. instagram.com/reel/DNKsK-NCs…

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How can you not be a romantic about baseball? denverpost.com/2025/08/10/dug…

Coaches...fall is a great time to install specific aspects of your system. This is a base running install we used when I was a high school coach at Hartfield Baseball. Hope it helps!

This has been my badger talk.

I was interested in what a 18 to 21 year old would tell themselves about playing at the next level. So I asked 10 North Texas athletes playing in college what they wished they knew. Coach Beede (this is 1-5). instagram.com/reel/DNegYFJBS…

I was interested in what a 18 to 21 year old would tell themselves about playing at the next level. So I asked 10 North Texas athletes playing in college what they wished they knew. Coach Beede (this is 6-10). No. 7 is my favorite instagram.com/reel/DNegrPlBk…

Some dude reminded me — weighted balls are a terrible idea - unless you are of the belief that getting into the TJS early to really pop that velo on the backside! scholars.indianastate.edu/clinat/vol7/is…

This is cool to read. Baseball from a different time — some of the rules are evergreen and some have certainly withered away. Some really funny lines because every body has that guy in their head that would say sweet shit with a straight face - really really loud.

#1 Principle to avoid Arm Surgery: Do not SHOCK your arm. This is what happens when your arm is not FULLY Stretched Out/Conditioned PRIOR to High Intent Days. For HS/College players in SHAPE, that means ~ 250-300 Feet. Full RANGE OF MOTION prior to Full Intensity. PERIOD.