Interdisciplinary Baseball Development. PERFORMANCE | REHAB | THROWING šŸ“Tempe, AZ šŸ“Centennial, CO šŸ“Castle Rock, CO

Tempe, AZ
Joined November 2016
The recruiting process can be long and it tests your patience but the right support makes all the difference. If this is the kind of outcome you’re working toward, Coach Eddie is who you want in your corner. šŸ¤ next-era.statstak.io/article…
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If you are a 2027 who is still uncommitted, here’s what you should be doing - āœ… Don’t panic, you are never out of the fight! āœ… keep your foot on the gas in the weight room and in your training. āœ… Consider attending Prospect Camps of colleges who have shown interest in you. āœ… Reach out to me with questions on which showcase events to attend and which ones to avoid. āœ… Remember, a plethora of really good players have waited until spring/summer of their senior year to sign! A lot of really good programs out there that will still sign 2027’s @NextERA_PT
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Getting in front of college coaches is only half of it. What they see when they get there is everything. Next ERA's #recruiting program builds the athlete first (velocity targets, weight room benchmarks, pitch development timelines) so when the opportunity comes, he's ready.
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In other words.. be prepared.
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Always learning. Always evolving. Always leveling up. #NextERA
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Train the system that drives the throw, not just the part that delivers it. šŸ’Æ
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Instead of asking 'How many months until I’m back on the field or mound?' a better question is, 'What milestones or data points do I need to hit to safely return to my sport?' Focusing on measurable progress ensures a safer and more effective recovery timeline.
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Velo doesn't show up by accident. It shows up by moving clean, producing force efficiently, and training with intent. Do that consistently and you've got yourself a pitcher who canĀ actuallyĀ repeat it when it matters. šŸ’Æ
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When athletes train shoulder ER, they often focus heavily on the posterior cuff muscles, particularly the rotator cuff and sometimes the deltoid. However, it's crucial not to overlook a muscle involved in decelerating and controlling layback šŸ‘‰ the subscapularis.
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Reducing injuries in the spring starts with having a plan before it’s too late.
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Our athletes know better šŸ˜‰
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The secret to becoming a better pitcher isn’t just throwing harder.. it’s causing adaptation. Here’s what we mean..
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It’s just like strength training. Volume, intensity, frequency.. we’re just swapping the barbell for a baseball. We use the same principles from the weight room to train throwers. Stacking stress, recovery and intensity.
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Start slow. Build intensity. Focus on efficiency. That’s how we progress pitchers safely and effectively.
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If you want to be a better athlete, surround yourself with better athletes. At Next ERA, culture is everything.
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Nothing wrong with a good armšŸ’Ŗbut beyond looks, the bicep actually plays a real role in performance. āœ…Flexes the elbow āœ…Supinates the forearm āœ…Acts as a primary overhead shoulder flexor That pump isn’t just for show.. it actually supports the throwing motion. Get after it!
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Most athletes don’t realize how much a surgeon’s technique changes the entire recovery process. (Read Thread)šŸ‘‡
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Internal brace vs. no brace. Approach type. Timeline to load. We build relationships with surgeons so we can align every phase of training to the actual procedure because the little details early on make the biggest difference later.
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