ATHLETE RESOURCES

In the softball community, there seems to be some confusion about both the value of strength training and the value of strength training in season. For me, it’s very clear: DO BOTH.

Since training in season and keeping your body feeling healthy can be so difficult, it’s important to have a daily routine. Something that will keep your body moving and feeling better, but also act as a daily self assessment.

What if pitching more isn’t the answer to getting better? I know that sounds absurd, right? Everyone knows practice makes us better…. but does it?

Microdosing is the practice of performing small amounts of training in order to physiologically benefit, while minimizing undesirable side effects.

With baseball season fast approaching, it’s time to talk in-season training strategies.

SDVoyager features Symbiotic Training Center co-founder Jono Green.

There’s no turning back for Dana Sorensen in terms of how she trains pitchers. Understanding fundamental movement patterns is the way.

We have heard countless times before that an underhand (fastpitch) pitching motion is far easier than a baseball overhand pitching motion, to which I couldn’t disagree more.

By no means do we think we have everything figured out, in fact we have far more questions than answers. However, our promise is to always return to our 'WHY'. Why do we use the techniques that we do? How do we know they are working? Is there a better way?