FUNGOMAN JOURNAL

As members of the baseball industry, we've gotten quite used to hearing about the effects of the Statcast era and how info-tainment is now a major player in the game. But the technology that was once exclusive to the Bigs are now more accessible than ever, which is GOOD NEWS for baseball academies. Measurements of power, speed, fielding ability, and throwing ability are numbers baseball academies can harness for their own progress tracking. And the technology doesn't stop there. There are 6 Baseball Academy Technology Resources we're highlighting, so you can be sure you're in the know. Check it out.

We are thrilled to share an incredibly valuable resource to the baseball academy owners out there! One of our amazing FungoMan users, Coach Chance Beam with Titans Sports Academy in KENNESAW, GA curated an incredible resource for baseball coaches and baseball academy owners alike. His practice regiment is comprehensive and would better any program [Coach Beam was Assistant Coach at the University of Tennessee during the 2001 season when his team reached the College World Series in Omaha, NB. Tennessee finished 3rd nationally that year and had 11 players taken in the MLB draft]. Here is Chance Beam's Baseball Practice Drills Sessions Book, complete with 40 sessions, each featuring a baseball drill to get everyone moving and working with the goal to not waste a single minute of potential work in practice. DOWNLOAD IT FOR FREE BELOW!

Greetings young padawans. You've been selected from a large population of baseball elite to be henceforth subject to the training of Jedi-masters, learning the ways of the force...er, technological advances of the baseball dynasty for the greater good of the baseball empire. Yes, some of us are getting pretty pumped about the release of the next Star Wars chapter, but we're also thrilled to propose a rather futuristic approach to training your baseball apprentices in the world of the baseball academy. Baseball academies are becoming increasingly profitable for both academy owners and players alike in their pursuit of making the high school starting lineup, winning college athletic scholarships, and increasing their chances of getting drafted into pro-ball -- and the choice to train young athletes with specialized baseball professionals has become the optimal way to go.