This post from our Coaches Series was written by Justin James, Assistant Coach at University of California, San Diego. He took over there in January 2017, having coached the previous seven seasons at Point Loma Nazarene University. In previous posts, I covered implementing Driveline Protocols to a...
This post was written by Tyler Anderson, then volunteer assistant coach at Saint Louis University and now pitching coach and recruiting coordinator at Lindenwood University. Saint Louis finished 35-22 with the third most wins in a season in program history. Heading into my first season at St Louis...
The summer season is nearly upon us, where high school seasons will be falling by the wayside and school will be out, allowing for more time to train. This summer will be a fun one, as we’ll have a bunch of our college guys back: University of Washington commit Jack Scheideman (6’1...
The lack of blog posts lately has been due to a very busy schedule on multiple fronts. I hope to post at least twice per week going forward. When training for any competitive event, there will be times when you want to give up and take an unscheduled break. This is only natural, because the very thi...
I’ve had the privilege of coaching three excellent athletes starting as high school freshmen who are now headed to play college baseball. They’ve put in some hard work over this summer in their last high school leagues and in the weight room / batting cages at Driveline Baseball. I have...
I get it a lot from potential clients: “I’m interested in working hard to play college baseball.” “I definitely have the desire to play pro ball.” “I will do what it takes to make it at the next level.” Except that the majority of people who say this have no...
Kevin Agee of The Standard at Missouri State University asks the question: “How would you handle the responsibility of owning what could be a multimillion-dollar investment in the future?” Kevin interviewed Eric Cressey, the MSU coaches, the MSU pitchers, and me about college pitch count...
