CCA Podcast 146 – The naive question
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In this episode of the CCA Podcast, you will learn:
- Why the way we've done things isn't always the best
- How falling into the trap of doing the same thing year after year can hurt your team
- The questions you should be asking to find a better way of teaching.
- The specific things YOUR program needs to improve on to take the next step.
Resources of the show
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5 chaos hitting drills sample - 5 of the 24 drills in the Elite Membership that create hitters who are decision makers
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Outside the Box Podcast with Pete Caliendo- Pete interviews some of the best baseball minds in the game!
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Join Cornerstone Elite today and learn how to set up engaging, effective, efficient practices that will become the "Cornerstone" of your team or program.
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Bronze library - A FREE library full of coaching drills, documents, and videos for baseball coaches of all ages. Just a small taste of our Cornerstone Elite membership.
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