Absolutely – I know that plenty of outstanding trainers have been doing great work outside of MLB organizations, but there’s not a lot of this inside the organizations. As you said, they get shut out of the industry because it’s too “atypical” or too dangerous – can’t have fragile pitchers doing scary-looking things like box jumps and deadlifts!

Great to see the evolution, however, instructors like Ron Wolforth, Brent Strom, Paul Reddick, Jeff Cavaliere, Perry Husband and Dr. Mike Marshall and Tom House have been utilizing this training for several years with amazing results only to be shunned and hammered by the baseball industry.

I, too, am glad an organization “gets it.”