by ArmCare.com
Maximizing your full potential in baseball using data-led monitoring and individualized training. Experts discuss what works and why at every level of baseball, from the Big Leagues on down.
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April 23, 2025
In this episode of the More Than Velocity podcast, we sit down with Blaine Jones, performance coach at Velocity Athlete Development in Canton, Georgia, and a rising leader in quarterback training. Blaine shares how he’s integrating the ArmCare system—originally built for baseball—into his quarterback development programs with game-changing results. From NFL draft prep to high school combines, Blaine breaks down how ARM scores influence training decisions, how football athletes differ from baseball players in shoulder balance, and why quarterbacks might be neglecting key areas like scapular strength. He also discusses throwing workloads, how football spirals can improve mechanics, and how to individualize training based on real-time arm data. Learn more about Velocity here: https://www.vtheday.com/ Follow Velocity on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/velocity_football
April 9, 2025
In this episode of More Than Velocity, we sit down with Dan Cabuling—Director of Strength & Conditioning at KPI (Kinetic Performance Institute)—to break down the current state of softball training. In this episode we discuss: Why many softball players are burning out or quitting before college? The myths about softball throwing and how it's “safe” because it’s underhanded. Common performance gaps and injury risks unique to softball athletes. How KPI uses objective testing, strength training, and arm care tech to drive real performance gains. What it actually takes to throw harder, stay healthy, and stand out to college recruiters. Whether you're a coach, parent, or player, this episode offers practical insights on improving softball performance and keeping athletes healthy. Check out KPI Softball: https://www.instagram.com/kpi_softball/ Learn more about training with KPI: https://www.kpimh.com/
March 12, 2025
In this episode of More Than Velocity, we sit down with Texas A&M pitcher Myles Patton along with Jason Smith, the Director of Baseball Recruiting at the Ballengee Group, to discuss the journey of an elite pitcher and what it takes to maximize potential. Myles shares how he developed his process, refined his training, and implemented ArmCare’s data-driven approach to optimize arm health, velocity, and performance. From navigating the transfer portal to making a dominant debut for the Aggies, Myles details the small but crucial habits that separate great pitchers from the rest. We also dive into: - The role of scouting and player development with Jason Smith - Why process and mental discipline define success - How Myles’ arm strength skyrocketed with strategic training - The importance of recovery, pitch design, and testing for elite performance You can follow our guests: Jason Smith on X: https://x.com/stitchglitch Myles Patton on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mylesspatton
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