How a Great Teammate Handles Failure
The stats don’t lie: baseball is a game of failure! That means that not only will you fail, but so will your
Take Good Care of Those Arms!
Recent changes to the UIL regulations stipulate pitch counts that are certainly beneficial to players and the health of their arms. With
The Journey Through Little League Baseball
When starting baseball, kids almost always begin with teeball in little league. The main objective of teeball is to learn the rules
What to Expect During TRPD Elite Team Tryouts
Want your player to become a better hitter? Want to enjoy watching your player improve and get excited about working hard to
The Derek Jeter Hitting Approach
Last year, at the age of 38, Derek Jeter finished his regular season as the league leader in hits, passing a huge 3,300
Myths Uncovered: Securing a Spot on a College Baseball Team
Does your son want to play college ball? Some players will easily find a college team to play for, while others will
Resetting High School Baseball Expectations
It’s fair to say that players and parents both go into high school with expectations of what the experience will be like
Youth Baseball Players: Get Out of Your Head
Your team is down by one run in the 9th inning of a championship game. There are two outs and you’re next
How to Change a Tentative Hitter into an Aggressive Hitter
Does your player have great swing mechanics but hesitates to pull the trigger when at the plate? Here are a few things
What Type of Player is a Good Fit for TRPD?
Often we are asked, “What type of player gets the most out of working with TRPD?” This is a great question since