PureHitting @CompassHitting

Joined July 2025

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Bhrett McCabe, PhD @DrBhrettMcCabe

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The goal of preparation isn't to build a perfect, unbreakable plan. It's to build a competitor so resilient and adaptable that they no longer need one.

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Drew Carlson @drewcarlsonhp

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If they aren't aware of the principle, make them aware Then let them experiment with what is in the new toolbag you just handed them What can they create with it?

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Through a practical lens, mechanical efficiency is probably best understood as a bandwidth—rather than a single razor-thin target. Within that range, athletes can still move effectively, sustainably, and safely without always hitting the singular “most efficient” form.

Jordan Cassidy @jcassidy_sport

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Zach Brandon @MVP_Mindset

2 days ago

Great communicators know what to leave out.

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Drew Carlson @drewcarlsonhp

5 days ago

Create more problems in practice Have less problems advancing your players in the future

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Chris Oliver @BBallImmersion

7 days ago

#1 Most Viewed Thread of August Rethinking How We Teach Shooting to Beginners Most coaches start with form. Here’s a different approach to developing shooters. A thread. 🧵 x.com/BBallImmersion…

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Everson Baseball @eversonbaseball

6 days ago

🗝️At our best HITTERS are NEVER RUSHED 🗝️When we are ON-TIME for the FB we don’t get rushed with our MECHANICS 🗝️ON-TIME for the FB allows us to have a good REACTION to off speed pitches ✅ONE THOUGHT: FB ✅ONE REACTION: UP & INSIDE LINE 🎯 TRAIN IT & EXECUTE @MLBNetwork #mlb

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Osku Partonen @Coach_Osku

a week ago

Game day pre-talks are often done wrong. Too long. Too complex. Too much teaching. Players switch off. Message is lost. Here’s what a pre-talk should be about 🧵

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Sport Science Network @sportscinetwork

a month ago

What makes a sport science system effective? • It’s not how sophisticated the metrics are. • It’s not how many tools you’ve integrated. • And it’s definitely not about how polished it appears—it’s how well it works. An effective system helps you combine information,…

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The Coaches Site @TheCoachesSite

2 weeks ago

Drills don’t win games, sticky habits do. This story from Barry Jones helps in planning the unplannable, showing how to use ecological design & ‘repetition without repetition’ to build adaptable, game-ready players. hubs.la/Q03FdV9b0

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Derek Panchuk @derekpanchuk

2 weeks ago

Do we really know what good athlete development is? Many think it means more playing time & reps. Playing helps but isn’t targeted. Reps, alone won't do it. Here are the five pillars I use to evaluate whether a system is set up to support meaningful, sustainable learning. 👇