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Velocity Program resumes
May 12, 2008 !
Limited
Class Sizes - - Get your spot Reserved Today!
What
Do You Really Want ?
If
you came to this page of the website… it was
likely because you read the word VELOCITY,
and I would presume you and every other Baseball
/ Softball player would love to have more of it
no matter how much you have now! Let’s see if
I can guess what else you are looking for…
Desires
that are Universal in our sport…
 You
want more Velocity?
You
want to Recover Faster between Starts?
You
want to Throw more Efficiently?
You
want Low Risk to Injury!
You
want Good Command?
You
want Dependability?
Did
I hit them all? The question is, are you ready
to make specific changes and the necessary
commitment? It takes time… it takes hard work.
But you can improve in every area above!
Let
me first say that this program is intense and is
not like any "normal" pitching lesson.
You will have an initial FREE evaluation and we
will discuss your goals and work ethic needed
for acceptance into the program.
The
Elite and Junior Velocity Program will teach you
to become more explosive, more flexible, and
generate overall improvement of core strength,
and proper pitching mechanics, therefore taking
stress away from the arm. THE FIRST 30 MINUTES
IS SPENT PREPARING THE PITCHER PHYSICALLY. THIS
IS NOT A PROGRAM FOR SOMEONE WHO DOESN'T LIKE TO
WORK. SESSIONS ARE 90 to 120 MINUTES IN LENGTH.
Well,
if you’ve read this much you have the idea. If
you have the desire to really become a better
overall pitcher, the rest of this page will
explain what its all about and how you get
started…
Elite
and Junior Velocity Development Program
Objective:
The
Arm Velocity programs were developed to increase
controlled ball speed and train the body to
handle the unique demands placed upon the
shoulder during pitching. The Elite program is
only offered to pitchers ages 14 & up who
look to maximize ball speed in preparation for
an upcoming season. The Junior Program is for
pitchers ages 11-13. The number one objective is
to enhance performance and decrease the risk of
injury.
Guarantee:
On
average, the Elite & Junior Arm Velocity
Program has increased ball speed by 4-6 mph,
with the highest record gain at 10 mph. This
program is guaranteed to increase ball speed by
at least 3 mph, or your money back. To be
eligible for the guarantee, athletes must be
accepted into the program, attend 95% of ALL
training sessions, and meet work ethic criteria
over 12 weeks.
Program
Overview:
 The
Elite 3 day per week program (2 day per week for
Juniors) integrates Hit & Run’s
baseball-specific conditioning and proper
throwing mechanics with consideration of the
shoulder's functional anatomy and the
biomechanics of the pitching motion. Strength
training will be included to develop speed and
power. Arm speed is developed in sequence with
the transfer of energy from the lower
extremities and core, to the pitcher's upper
extremity. To control this transfer of energy,
dynamic balance must be maintained. Weight
training for pitchers is NOT body building!
Often times, it is not the pitcher's large
muscles that break down. Injury usually occurs
in the smaller muscles and connective tissue of
the shoulder, therefore, Hit & Run’s
strength training for pitchers is considered to
be more functional fitness training with
emphasis on joint-integrity and stability.
The
training will incorporate the use of the
following:
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Medicine
Balls (6lb, 8lb, and 10lb) |
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Advanced
Tubing Program |
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Weighted
Balls (4oz, 8oz,1lb, 2lb, and 4lb) |
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Core Strength and Conditioning program |
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Incline
/ Decline Board and K-Board use |
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Baseball
Specific Functional Strength Exercises |
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Comprehensive
Long Toss and Bull Pen work |
 Hit
& Run’s Elite & Junior Programs
Include:
An
assessment of each pitcher's shoulder function,
range of motion (ROM), health and preparedness
for successful participation in the program, a
video analysis of throwing mechanics, an elite
state-of-the-art pitcher-specific strength
program, throwing routines to build strength and
speed, stabilization and flexibility routines,
and pitching mechanic lessons with Hit & Run’s
Instructional Staff.
Measured
Performance:
Arm
and ball velocity are regularly measured and
documented to provide objective feedback and
ensure program success. Exact Progress will be
monitored and charted:
  
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Velocity
Charts |
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Command
Charts |
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Mechanical
(Video) Analysis every six weeks |
Velocity
Development Program -
Printable
Brochure
Elite
& Junior Velocity Development is a 12 week
program - Scheduled
to start May 2008. Hit & Run’s
Elite & Junior Velocity Development sessions
meet every Mon, Wed and Fri for Elite and Junior players. Elite sessions are
90-120 minutes and Junior sessions are 60 mins in
length. Make sure you arrive 15 minutes prior to
session so that proper warm-up is made and
maximum benefit of the session time.
Prices
per player:
Option
A: $899.00 (Elite 12 week Program) $599.00
(Junior 12 week Program)
12
week Program - 3 days per week (2 days for 11-13
yr olds) Paid in Full
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Train
12 times each month / 90 -120 min per session |
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Guarantees
your spot for all sessions |
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Eligible
for Velocity Guarantee or your money back |
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Players Save $150 by paying for the 12 weeks in advance |
Option
B: $350.00 per month (Elite) $240.00 per
month (Junior)
4
week Program - 3 days per week (2 days for 11-13
yr olds) Paid monthly
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Train
12 times each month / 90 - 120 mins per session |
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Call
to reserve the sessions you desire 24 hrs in
advance. |
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Come
to the days that fit your schedule. Come as
often as you like. |
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Special
Bonus: Sign up for Option B and
receive a FREE 1/2 Hr Cage Rental |
Option C: $50 per session (Elite) $35 per session
(Junior)
Pay
Per Session. Schedule the sessions you
wish to attend. Paid per Session
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Come as often as you like.
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Letter
to the Parents or Athlete
Well
if you’ve read this far you obviously have a
sincere desire to provide the best training to
yourself or your son or daughter. I’ve spent
the better part of 15 years studying from the
best in the professional ranks for baseball
conditioning and functional strength and I’m a
Certified Personal Trainer specializing in
Sports Conditioning and Speed Agility and
Quickness Training. If you are still wondering
what really goes behind the training, continue
reading…
Baseball
/ Softball Specific Functional Fitness
are methods of strength training specific to the
athletic movements Baseball and Softball players
use. Specifically to throw properly and
efficiently with less injuries, and the have the
functional strength, quickness, and agility to
play the game.
Many
of the drills and training series here were
taken from international performance analysts,
biomechanic studies, American Sports Medicine
Institute and years of seeing just what
"truth’s, absolutes and imperatives"
actually work and which actually diminish the
proper dynamic sequencing of movements the body
must have to perform efficiently.
Our
Functional Strength Training and Velocity
Programs are based upon contemporary sports
science, modern medicine, Pacific Rim
philosophies, and Eastern European training
techniques.
Our
methods integrate four interdependent training
systems; biomechanical, physical, nutritional,
and mental/emotional - the four performance
absolutes.
Just as our Baseball specific
fitness program trains the body's muscles,
connective tissues, nerves and bones to react
with optimal efficiency and effectiveness, so
too are the four performance absolutes
integrated to produce optimal results. These
advanced training methods are predicated on age,
gender, level of fitness, the degree to which
the individual is physically challenged, and the
tasks which he or she is required to perform.
Whether your goal is to throw
harder, throw more efficiently, last longer and
go deeper in games, attain more speed, recover
faster after outings, or Agility &
Quickness, the advanced training programs will
get you there if your dedication to training
hard and correctly are made. No matter where one
is starting from, no matter where one is going,
our advanced training methods will optimize
performance, fundamental health, and your
overall baseball / softball fitness.
Yours
in Baseball,
Mike
Jackson
Dir.
of Instruction, CPT, SAQ
Pitching Coach, Seminole Community College
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