Blast Motion Podcast Episode 13: Cage to Game: Long-Term Investments Yield Consistency at NY Empire
PREVIEW In Episode 13, Sr. Director of Professional Baseball Kyle Attl is joined by Founder and Director of Research & Training at New York Empire
Blast Motion Podcast Episode 12: Blocked/Unblocked Training, Movement Patterns & Playing the Game
PREVIEW In Episode 12, Sr. Director of Professional Baseball Kyle Attl and Josh Glenn, Director of Player Development at Ascent Athlete, talk blocked / unblocked training,
Ways to Gamify Softball Training With Tech – Free E-Book!
INTRODUCTION For softball players in the state of Minnesota, it’s dome sweet dome. As many as 15 to 20 domes have been built in the
Ways to Gamify Baseball Training With Tech – Free E-Book!
INTRODUCTION When it comes to baseball, there’s a game within the game known —simply enough — as gamification. In other words, baseball may be a
Blast Motion Podcast Episode 11: The Holistic Approach in Youth Development at KPI Softball
PREVIEW In Episode 11, Sr. Director of Diamond Sports Kyle Attl speaks with KPI Softball’s Dan Cubling on the holistic approach of youth player development, differences
Blast Motion Podcast Episode 10: International Competition, Drills & Advice from Team Israel’s Maddy Lewis
PREVIEW In Episode 10, Sr. Director of Diamond Sports Kyle Attl speaks with Maddy Lewis of Blast Marketing and the Israel Softball Association, on upcoming
Blast Motion Podcast Episode 9: Constraint Based Approach, Blast Implementation, Day to Day Training
PREVIEW In Episode 9, Sr. Director of Professional Baseball Kyle Attl is joined by President of Kinetic Performance Institute and Owner of Alpha Baseball Erik Wagle. Kyle
Ways to Gain a Softball Recruiting Advantage With Tech – Free E-Book!
INTRODUCTION She was 13 carrying a big bat. Not even out of middle school, she showed up at the Louisiana Tech softball prospect camp this summer
Ways to Gain a Baseball Recruiting Advantage With Tech – Free E-Book!
INTRODUCTION In baseball, college recruiting has gone from an inexact to an exact science. Blame the technology. The advent of iPhone cameras has turned moms and
