CCA Podcast 062: What do baseball players need to do in the weight room?
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In this episode of the CCA Podcast, you will learn:
- What baseball players need to do in the weight room
- How to make your weight room work translate directly to playing field.
- How to set up a program that will apply directly to what your players need on the athletic field
Resources of the show
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Complete offseason conditioning program pre-sale now through October 16. Save over 40%!!
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Free Web Clinic on developing explosive, dynamic baseball players through your offseason program.
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- Posted by Kyle Nelson
- Posted in Conditioning
- Oct, 10, 2016
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