PureHitting @CompassHitting

Joined July 2025

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Lance Brozdowski @LanceBroz

a day ago

“Worked really hard to integrate player acquisition with player development [in Boston]” “Going to be a huge loss” “Masterclass in acquiring the best player development minds out there” Couple thoughts from people who have overlapped with Toboni. Nationals got a good one.

Jeff Passan @JeffPassan

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Carl Hendrick @C_Hendrick

2 days ago

Capable students succeed despite flawed instruction, creating the illusion that those poor methods work, when they only work for those who least need them.

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PureHitting @CompassHitting

3 days ago

Discovery learning

Rod @rodjnaquin

3 days ago

Discovery learning

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Kevin Middleton @coach_kevin_m

2 weeks ago

Random training creates random results. Here's what part of systematic development looks like: - Set the foundations before advanced concepts - Individual technique before team tactics - Loads of small-sided games before 11v11 complexity skool.com/coachingacademy

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Bhrett McCabe, PhD @DrBhrettMcCabe

3 weeks ago

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

3 weeks ago

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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Kyle Unitas @kyleunitas

3 weeks ago

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

3 weeks ago

Great communicators know what to leave out.

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Drew Carlson @drewcarlsonhp

3 weeks ago

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

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Chris Oliver @BBallImmersion

4 weeks 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…

Chris Oliver @BBallImmersion

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Everson Baseball @eversonbaseball

4 weeks 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

4 weeks 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

2 months 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

a month 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