Month: August 2022

CSP Elite Baseball Development Podcast: October 2022 Q&A

Written on October 13, 2022 at 6:26 am, by Eric Cressey

It’s time for another listener Q&A, so I cover three questions from our audience in this week’s podcast:

  1. I’ve heard you talk several times about how there are checks and balances in the throwing shoulder. Can you please elaborate on what that means?
  2. What are some non-traditional causes or potential predictors of injury that we need to keep in mind?
  3. What are some next frontiers in baseball development that get you excited?

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You all know how much I’ve always loved booking races as an excuse to go somewhere new and fun, but this summer, I discovered a new love — the inn-to-inn walking holiday.

Woman with backpack walking into historic Spanish town

Strolling into Getaria at the end of an epic first day.

Long story short, my husband (you all know Jared, right?) and I had an opportunity to go to Spain — specifically, to San Sebastián. And, once I saw where we’d be, I began looking into cool hiking opportunities in the area. As it turned out, San Sebastián was right on the path of the Camino del Norte, which is one of several routes of the Camino de Santiago, an historic pilgrimage with medieval origins that leads to what’s believed to be the tomb of the Apostle Saint James the Greater, located in the crypt of the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral.

Now, the full Camino del Norte

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This post is authored by guest contributor Professor Vishaal Kishore, the Executive Chair of the Cisco-RMIT Health Transformation Lab

The recent report of the Australian Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety tells us two critical things. First – something systemic is going on in aged care: the elements of the system are not working together to produce optimal outcomes. Second – the issue is one of respect: our system is not treating individuals the way that they ought to be treated.

Our challenge is to find a way to make the Australian aged care system simultaneously more connected, and more compassionate. And this is where technology has a crucial role to play – but the role is a complex one. Done right, technology can be core to making our system more respectful. Done poorly, technology can merely contribute to making a disrespectful system more efficient at being

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Need an effective workout routine, but don’t have the time or schedule for the typical programs that require doing 3-6 workouts per week? No problem.

In this guide, I’m going to tell you everything you need to know about working out just 2 days per week.

You’ll learn whether 2 days is enough to still make good progress (spoiler: it is), the benefits of training only twice per week, and most importantly of all, I’ll show you the best 2-day workout splits to choose from and explain which is most ideal for you.

Let’s get started…

What Is A 2-Day Workout Split?

A 2-day workout split is any weight training schedule that involves training 2 days per week and having the other 5 days off.

What Are The Benefits?

  • It’s the most convenient schedule there is.
    You can’t beat having just 2 workouts per week when it
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