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Gross 🔥 only continuing to get better, super excited to see how things progress!

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Big time numbers, and Only getting better from here 🫡🔥

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Arm speed isn't created by speeding up the arm — that's backwards. Fix trunk rotation, core timing, and shoulder platform = the arm accelerates naturally. The arm didn't change. The engine driving it did. Feeling stuck? DM "VELO" — let's figure it out together.

95 mph 💨 Andrew Peters came to GUD as a coach — rebuilt to 95+ and is back playing pro ball. Same system. Same process. Same result. It's never too late to rebuild. DM "VELO" — let's map out your next move.

3 things killing your velo — none are physical. 1. Scattered focus = broken sequencing 2. Doubt = deceleration at the worst moment 3. Soft intent = mph left on the table Not sure where to start? DM "VELO" — we'll point you in the right direction.

Threw in the Tread Transfer Portal Showcase 6’5” RHP with 2 years of eligibility Full outing with metrics below

Clips from last nights outing for Purcellville Cannons (Valley League) 2 outings- 3 2/3 innings 1 save 0 runs allowed 1 hit allowed 3 strikeouts FB: 90-93 (Top 95.1 this spring) SL: 79-82 CUT: 84-86 CH: 85-86 SNK: 88-91

Now the real work begins. No neutral time 🤝

Closed out the game today against the #6 team in Illinois FB sitting 88 mph in live AB’s Game stat line: 1.2 IP 1H 0R 2SO 61% strikes Season stat line: 4.0 IP 0ERA 1H 6SO .071 BAA. @SHS_PatriotsBSB @TopTierNorth @PrepBaseballIL @PB_Uncommitted @GudBaseball

Owen Hong 6-0 195 3B Palatine HS (IL) (2027) launches a bomb over the left centerfield fence. Hong is a physical hitter with many bat exit speed over 100 mph. Great intangibles looking for a JUCO Opportunity ⁦@owenhong23⁩

Josh!

I don’t think the biggest issue is “a few bad coaches.” I think the bigger issue is good coaches leaving. The last couple years I have seen plenty of dedicated coaches leave. I don’t disagree that we have bad coaches. There are people that are bad at their jobs in every profession. Yes, a bad tescher or coach can be more detrimental to others since they work directly with kids. Most coaches are well-intentioned. I don’t think people take jobs to say I want to be bad at it. No one’s doing this for the money. But we’re seeing fewer applicants, and some programs are forced to hire people who simply haven’t had the chance to learn the sport deeply yet. So instead of just criticizing, we should ask: What systems are in place to support new coaches like we do for new teachers? I can argue we don’t support new teachers enough and student teaching should be a more in-depth process. Coaching has gotten harder with sports being more specialized. Parent expectations are higher and kids train at elite facilities with full-time experts Are you going to get that same level of expertise from a HS coach with a full-time job? Probably not. If we want better coaching, we need better support systems like mentorship, development and other coaches willing to share resources. I think there are some great facilities in baseball that could be the leaders in providing advice and guidance. I’ve seen some absolutely amazing trainers like @GudBaseball and @TorqueLab willing to talk to coaches and reach out to HS coaches. I’ve shared tryout plans, programs that I’ve spent countless hours coding with other coaches at other schools. Unfortunately, when I was a new coach many other coaches don’t reach out and help. They look at it as a competition. I guess I look at it differently. If I can help another coach that impacts kids, I will share and help. I don’t always see that happening when new coaches come into a conference or school.

Ben Fawcett RHP for John A Logan throws a sharp late diving breaking ball to strikeout a State College of Florida hitter Fawcett attacks hitters FB 87-90 with life. Sharp diving breaking ball feel for change. Throws strikes competes @LoganVolsBsbl @benfawcetttt