The Power of Forgiving Yourself After Mistakes
Most players think letting go of a mistake means they don’t care enough.
Why Education Builds Real Self-Confidence
Growing up, all my self-esteem came from baseball.
The Most Underrated Anti-Aging Tool: Strength Training
If you want to age well, you want to be strong.
Why Light Weights Can Still Make You Stronger
A lot of people skip lighter weights because they think they don’t “count.”
The Book That Connected Everything for Me
Notes on Complexity by Neil Theise is short but heavy in the best possible way.
Why Eccentric Training Makes You More Athletic
Most people skip slow eccentrics because they’re uncomfortable.
Why Power Training Should Always Start the Workout
Explosive work belongs at the beginning of the session, not the end.
Why Mindfulness Creates Better Teammates and Tougher Competitors
The more mindful an athlete becomes, the more emotionally regulated they become.
Why Matching Your Rest to Your Goal Makes Every Set More Effective
Your rest periods are part of the training prescription, not an afterthought.
The Moment I Learned Mental Reps Are Real Reps
I’ve spent most of my life around hitters trying to solve the same problem:
How Early Strength Training Builds Confidence and Body Awareness
When young athletes start lifting early, the benefits go beyond physical strength.
Your Nose Is Part of Your Immune System
If you care about training longevity, staying healthy matters.
Your Heart Loves When You Lift
When you strength train, you are training your heart as much as your muscles.
You Are Not Your Thoughts: Why Mindfulness Matters for Athletes
Sam Harris says there’s a huge difference between being held hostage by your thoughts and being freely aware of the present.
Mobility Is Not Stretching. Mobility Is Strength.
Most people treat mobility like passive stretching.
How to Actually Practice Mindfulness as an Athlete
Mindfulness doesn’t require sitting cross-legged in silence for an hour.
How to Use the RPE Scale to Choose the Right Weight Every Time
Learning the RPE scale is one of the simplest ways to pick the right weight without a coach standing next to you.

