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Increase Bat Speed with a PVC Pipe By Tyler Zupcic If you are looking to increase your bat speed, pick up a PVC. There are many types of PVC progressions that promise to increase bat speed out [...]

“America has rolled by like an army of steamrollers. It’s been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again. But baseball has marked the time. This field, this game, it’s a part of our [...]

A Player, Parent, and Coach Perspective By Garrett Gordon What Motivates You? As a player, ask yourself “why do I play baseball?”.  As a parent ask yourself “Why does my son play baseball?”. Do [...]

A player and coaches ability to read mishits (a hit or swing that produced a result that wasn’t the intended purpose of the hitter) has to be one of the most important skills to acquire. [...]

By Garrett Gordon Youth Parents, This Article is for YOU In my years as a private instructor, travel ball coach and even as a player, “politics” in sports is something that is unavoidable. [...]

By Tyler Zupcic How Mike Trout Prepares for Games What do the best hitters practice? What if I told you that most of them have no idea why they are practicing something. Most of them will just do [...]

Baseball Rebellion was at the Baseball Youth All-American Games in Myrtle Beach, SC this past weekend. It was an awesome event and all the kids and parents we interacted with were great. Because [...]

By Eric Tyler You’re team is an hour early for their first game for a summer-ball tournament. You’ve never been to this field complex before. You’re looking around to see what’s available for [...]

By Kyle Harris How to Make Sure Your Player Receives Proper Nutrition During Those Long Weekend Tournaments One of the best things you can do for your son or daughter during their weekend-long [...]

By: Eric Tyler Who’s On First? When I say ‘First Basemen’, the first thing that comes to mind is a big power hitter who just has to catch the ball thrown to them. However, when taking a deeper [...]