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Cochise is looking to add Uncommitted pitchers in the 2027 class! A lot of opportunity in this class! Let’s get connected! #ApacheWay #CochiseBaseball 👊🏼💪🏼
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This is why I've loved hosting with @hunterpence the last 6 years! There's such depth in the conversation when he's involved. This back & forth with @USC_Baseball @turntwo17 is a perfect example. This episode of @PGCollegeBall drops Thursday 📺 ⬇️⬇️
perfectgame.tv/show?id=32517…
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I don't care who you root for. If your manager gives a pep talk to a 21 yr old, with 2 months of MLB time, in the bottom of the 10th, w/bases loaded, and asks him if he's "ready", you better have goosebumps when he delivers.
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Looking forward to seeing some good baseball this weekend at the Rockies invitational! Uncommitted 27’s let’s connect! Send over game times and pitching slots! #CochiseBaseball #ApacheWay 💪🏼👊🏼
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Cochise will be on the hunt for Uncommitted 2027 players of all positions at the Colorado Rockies Invitational next weekend! Let’s get connected! #CochiseBaseball #ApacheWay 💪🏼👊🏼
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Ken Ravizza the absolute GOAT. I used to kid him by saying baseball is 95% physical & 5% mental. His comeback was “ that may be so, but if that’s the case, the 5% mental controls the 95 % physical.”
Shoutout the late @KenRavizza1 The Godfather of the Mental game of Baseball
“Confidence is fragile!”
“Feeling good is overrated!”
The best 20 minutes of your Fall!
I studied under Dr. Ravizza at @csuf and it changed my life!
@LantzWheeler RIP!
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Every hitter I train learns to get behind the ball and why it helps them be more consistent.
It’s what turns weak rollovers into balls you actually drive with authority.
The cue I use the most for this: Keep your eyes behind it and finish all the way through the ball.
This helps you stay on the ball too. (There are many benefits)
These 4 MLB guys do it about as clean as it gets.
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On the hunt for 2027 Apaches! I will be in Phoenix for the Perfect Game World Series this coming weekend! ALL 2027 positions needed! PLAYERS AND COACHES…Let’s get connected and send me over your rosters, schedules, and pitching rotations! #CochiseBaseball #ApacheWay 👊🏼💪🏼
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Be a friend.
Be a helper.
Be kind.
That's it.
@Rockies
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Cochise College recently lost an impactful freshman arm to the next level! Looking to replace him with a guy for THIS FALL OF 2026! Uncommitted or transfer portal arms get in contact ASAP! #CochiseBaseball #ApacheWay 👍🏼👊🏼
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I sent this to every hitter I train. (You should do the same.)
It's a phenomenal example of what it actually takes and what it looks like.
Watch it. Save it. Send it to your hitters.
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A Division III coach cannot offer a dollar of athletic scholarship. What many can offer is harder to see and often worth more. At academic D3 schools the coach can flag your son to admissions as a recruit they want, a real thumb on the scale at a school that turns most applicants away. The aid then comes from need and merit, not sport. No athletic money does not mean no help. Sometimes it is the best help on the table.
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UNCOMMITTED 2026 PLAYERS AND TRANSFERS! Cochise College is still looking for Pitchers, Catchers, and Infielders for this coming fall! Let’s get connected! #CochiseBaseball #ApacheWay 👊🏼💪🏼
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Benton Hickman (@ArizonaBaseball) quick arm from a low release height out of the bullpen. Worked 2 scoreless innings. FB at 90-93, low 80’s SL w/ horizontal break & a low 80’s CH. True FR ‘28 Elig.
Team Dinger Recruits retweeted
Great events on tap this summer. Are you a 2027 OF or P? We are looking to add 1-2 players to our summer roster. DM for details.
#summer #showcase #beseen #recruitment #colorado
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TOP 5 ARM CARE MISTAKES 👇
DOING THE SAME STALE PROGRAM EVERY TIME YOU PITCH
Your body adapts fast. If you’re doing the same exact arm care routine over and over, you’re not building anything new. You’re just maintaining at best. Real development requires progression. Load has to increase, movements have to evolve, and your arm needs new stimulus to keep getting stronger, more mobile, and more resilient. Stale program equals stale results.
THINKING ARM CARE IS JUST BANDS
Most guys treat arm care like a quick band routine and call it a day. That’s incomplete. A real arm care system has three pillars: strength, mobility, and recovery. Strength builds capacity. Mobility allows you to move efficiently. Recovery keeps you fresh and consistent. Miss one of those and you’re leaving a massive gap in your development and increasing your injury risk.
NOT ALIGNING YOUR ARM CARE WITH YOUR THROWING WORKLOAD
Your arm doesn’t need the same thing every day. If it’s a lighter day, we NEED to focus on recovery. If it’s a high output day, you need a full system to support it. Doing the same routine regardless of workload is one of the fastest ways to either burn out or stall out. Your arm care should match your throwing, not ignore it.
ONLY DOING ARM CARE IN SEASON OR OFF SEASON
A lot of players treat arm care like it’s optional depending on the time of year. That’s a mistake. If you stop in season, you lose the strength and capacity you built. If you stop in the off season, you never build it in the first place. The best arms stay consistent year round. That’s how durability is built and maintained.
HAVING A GREAT PROGRAM BUT NOT DOING IT CONSISTENTLY
This is the biggest one. You can have the most perfectly designed program in the world, but if you’re not consistent with it, it doesn’t matter. Results come from stacking reps over time. Strength, mobility, and durability are all earned through consistency. No shortcuts, no hacks. Just showing up and doing the work over and over again.
GO CRUSH IT👊👊



















