Game on: Applying the work when the lights come on
For hitters I train, May, June and July mark the Application Phase—it’s showtime. This is the time when the drills are done, the concepts are
Why purpose requires clarity
After 25 years and more than 50,000 hours in the tunnel, I’ve learned that baseball is about more than just swinging a bat—it’s about purpose.
Why Showtime starts in the lab
May, June, and July. It’s The Show. The Application Phase. The time of year when hitters across the country lace up, step in and try
Why sequencing matters in baseball and life
In my development system for hitters, success isn’t just about what we do — it’s about when we do it. Baseball is a game of
Why you shouldn’t skip the struggle
We’ve reached the final week of our F.O.O.L.S. series—five powerful reminders of what not to be if you’re serious about converting habits to skills in
Owning the moment: What real leadership looks like
We’re closing in on the end of our F.O.O.L.S. series, a journey through the five forms of foolishness that show up during the Zone—the conversion
From the Hall of Fame to the Hall of Impact: PJ’s Five Questions on Purpose, Passion, and the Power of Sports
On April 17th, while visiting the College Football Hall of Fame with my mentee Christopher Johnson, I was greeted by Jordan Devine, Director of Fan
The Art of ‘Operating Outside of Structure’
We’re now halfway through our April blog series F.O.O.L.S., and so far we’ve hit two major pitfalls: F – Failure Without Feedback O – Overthinking
Why you need to quit ‘Overthinking the Outcome’
We’re now in Week 2 of our April blog series F.O.O.L.S., where we’re confronting the foolishness that keeps players stuck in the Zone instead of
