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We love to see how hungry our players are to learn and grow as a team and as individual players. For those who want to do more, and earn more Cyclones points, here are a couple options. Option 1: As part of an add-on 30 minute workout, include 10 minutes of fielding work that mirrorsContinue reading “Want to Earn Extra Cyclones Points?”

Players worked hard at practice today as we start our second week of our Winter training. With continued training, we will get stronger physically and mentally, our bat speed will improve, we will throw with more velocity and accuracy, become better fielders, and better teammates. From the start we knew we gathered great athletes whoContinue reading “Cyclones Enter Winter Training Week 2”

We are now getting into our offseason training. A player’s ability to put in the time and effort to improve even when coaches and teammates are not around is a big differentiator for players. Commitment and self-motivation are skills that are applicable in many different areas of life. These skills can be developed and improved.Continue reading “2021 Winter Training – Week 1”

Our training today is our official start to our 8 week training program.  This is a guide to our Winter Training, specifically getting started and Week 1 (Jan 2-8). Please ask any questions that you have so I can help you get started with all the answers you need. Key Info: Players track own pointsContinue reading “Guide to Cyclones Winter Training 2021”

Weekly Goals: Earn Cyclones Points each week to achieve team goals.  As we improve, we set our team up for success.  We accomplish more together than alone.  We will set our weekly team point goal at practice at the start of each week. How to earn Cyclones Points: Weekly team training (60-90 min) – in-personContinue reading “Cyclones Points”

Hello and welcome to Pressure Baseball. My name is Scott Quincey, a coach of the Madison Cyclones. This website is being developed for our team, so players and families can find current and past training plans, to help motivate our players and as another way to keep us connected. I have been organizing friends andContinue reading “Coach Scott Quincey”

Hello Cyclones Families, If players have parental approval and a safe set up to use your garage or another safe space, it would be good for players to get in one or more individual baseball training in the next few days.  These can be 30 minutes long with about 10 minutes hitting, 10 minutes throwing,Continue reading “Cyclones Individual Workouts – Training Example Included”