

Eric Performance #237 Randy Sullivan Implement FBS in Baseball
15 snips Dec 9, 2024
Randy Sullivan, a physical therapist and CEO of the Florida Baseball Armory, shares innovative perspectives on training throwing athletes. He dives into the importance of movement-based principles, moving beyond traditional techniques for better performance. Sullivan discusses ecological dynamics that enhance creativity and adaptability in athletes. He emphasizes pelvis control in pitching and advocates for tailored strength training approaches that focus on individual needs. The conversation promotes personalized coaching, revealing how ongoing relationships can optimize athletic training.
AI Snips
Chapters
Books
Transcript
Episode notes
Son's Journey Sparks Innovation
- Randy Sullivan started investigating how to help his son throw harder because the baseball world said velocity couldn't be learned.
- He discovered ecological dynamics and applied it to baseball, improving players' performance significantly.
Movement Through Environment Interaction
- Ecological dynamics explains movement as direct response to environmental information, with no need for interpretation.
- The body is a complex system where changing one part unpredictably affects others.
Coach With Constraints and Failure
- Use the constraints-led approach to set up environments that help athletes explore movement solutions without direct instructions.
- Encourage failure with a 60-70% success rate in training to promote implicit learning through errors.