Earlier, we explored how Alex Bregman’s swing mechanics align with his natural ‘G’ Motor Skill Group and how his #MotorPreferences shape his approach at the

The Rise of Oblique Injuries: Why and What is the Cause? Oblique injuries have seen a sharp rise in professional baseball in recent years, particularly

In today’s baseball world, pitch tunnelling is a hot topic. It’s widely seen as a game-changer for pitchers. But here’s the shocking truth: pitch tunnelling

We’ve all heard it: “All players are different.” It’s a mantra we all seem to agree on—until we don’t. After just a few minutes of

When it comes to pitching mechanics, one question often comes up — what is the ideal stride length for pitchers?  While many coaches and researchers

Every day, I see countless social media posts discussing the so-called ‘scissor’ movement in hitting—even promoting gadgets designed to teach it. Others claim it’s connected

As the year ends, I’d love to share a fascinating story about an MLB pitcher that perfectly highlights the importance of respecting individual natural motor

After my post yesterday about ‘The Silent Struggle of College Pitchers: When Pitchers Sacrifice Comfort to Fit In!’, I had a healthy and thought-provoking discussion

This weekend, I heard another story highlighting the critical need to integrate natural individual motor preferences into baseball training. A young pitcher, full of talent

While many are diving deep into creating mind-boggling horizontal or vertical movements for pitches, a game-changing factor often slips through the cracks: Natural Individual Motor