Michigan Braves PBR Scout Day Sunday, November 8, 2020 12:00pm EST to 4:00pm Est Class Of 2021-2026 Who: Michigan Braves Players In Graduating Classes 2021-2026 What: All Michigan…
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Summer Collegiate Baseball Dedicated to advancing the skills of baseball players. Supervised Instruction + Development + Competition: A Better Way to Train The Michigan Area Braves organization consists of exceptional...
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The Michigan Braves are looking for baseball people with an energetic drive to help grow the organization for the 2020 season and beyond. Associates taking part in this unique opportunity…
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Summer Baseball Hitting Training Stop Wasting Time And Money Take. Your. Development. Seriously. Instruction + Development + Competition: A Better Way to Train Michigan Area Braves college summer program combines...
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Scouts Are Looking For Ball Players The summer is a CRITICAL time for you to showcase your talent. Get. To. The. Next. Level. We'll show you "what" scouts are looking...
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The summer season ended weeks ago and the Michigan Area Braves baseball team may be out of the spotlight as we approach football season, but an important piece of the…
The Michigan Area Braves Collegiate summer baseball program ended an impressive 2017 season with its first 27-win season since 2015 and its first NABF World Series appearance since 2014. Led...
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- How to Throw a CutterWelcome to Part 6 of our “How to Throw” series! In our final segment, we will conclude with a discussion and analysis of cutters. Overview of a Cutter A cutter—also known as a “cut-fastball”—is a pitch that is thrown at a high velocity and moves with sharp, horizontal movement, or cutting action. This pitch type […]
- How to Throw a SliderWelcome to Part 5 of our “How to Throw” series: How to Throw a Slider. In this segment, we are going to cover sliders, the breaking ball best known as one of the nastiest (and most valuable) pitches in baseball. We’ll analyze why sliders move so effectively and detail different grips that you can experiment […]
- How to Throw a CurveballWelcome to Part 4 of our “How to Throw” series. In this post, we’ll be discussing curveballs, one of the most popular breaking pitches. The following information will serve as a guide and provide details helping you to create a quality curveball of your own. Overview of a Curveball A curveball is a breaking pitch […]
- Rotational Acceleration, Sequencing, and the SwingBat speed and attack angle get the most attention of the bat sensor metrics (as they should). Still, rotational acceleration can also give a coach valuable insight into a hitter’s swing. What is Rotational Acceleration? According to Blast Motion, “Rotational Acceleration is a measure of how the hitter accelerates the bat into rotation.” This metric […]
- How to Throw a ChangeupWelcome to Part 3 of our “How to Throw” series! If you’ve read the previous blogs, we bet you’re excited to begin learning about off-speed and breaking pitches. This post teaches how to throw the changeup—most pitchers’ go-to off-speed pitch. We’ll provide you with the core information on what a changeup is, as well as […]