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Randy Sullivan CEO of Randy Sullivan’s Florida Baseball ARMory (FBA) has made a positive difference in several players’ lives. The FBA provides full individual assessment of all players and tailors a strategy that will increase their personal performance. Randy develops players that can combine Velocity & Command in their pitches.

• Randy began his path in Division 1 Baseball at the Citadel to now being a Pitching Guru. His career moved from Air Force to Nuclear Silos to Physical Therapy in Florida Baseball circuit to FBA.
• He went undercover to discover what Baseball Scouts to find what they were looking for in a pitcher.  Answer: Throw harder.
• As physical therapist and strength coach Randy began looking for a way to break the cycle from Injury to Play to Injury
• Much of FBA’s success can be attributed to Business Partner, Amy Marsh. She made a difference managing & growing the business from the beginning.
• Island of Misfit Pitchers begins to become Hot Bed of Talent at FBA
• “There is not just one solution” unique development for each pitcher – individual analysis of player’s physical hardware
• Randy’s medical background allows him to do a deeper dive on how to develop speed & accuracy with over 29,000 player assessments
• Humble Guy from Winter Park, Logan Gilbert, entered Florida Baseball ARMory to increase his pitching ability. Logan, recent AL East pitcher of the Month has been one of the most consistent hard workers that Randy knows. 
• Traditionally, many coaches and managers had worked on a faulty strategy of minimizing movement to maximize efficiency. This robbed players of their athleticism. 
• Players develop ability to make rapid adjustments much like an Olympic athlete in the Luge
• Which is the best Velocity or Command? Randy says he wants both for his pitchers.
• Randy shares the hierarchy of development for pitchers – Pain, Flame, Aim & Game
• The Flame or Aim  = Fastball or Command – these 2 are conjoined & Randy teaches how to have both in a single pitch
• Randy still catches in pros bullpen to get a better feel for the shape of the player’s pitches
• Florida Baseball ARMory instructors give guided individual plan for each player
• FBA Summer Training Programs, Weekend Camps & Video Access to their work. 
• Access to FBA with satellite training & phone app
• FBA provides Coach Certification with over 500 training videos 
• Creativity – bringing in ideas from different places and develop something new
• Linking “Nerds to Neanderthals”
• Randy educates his players by showing his students the process and strategy while developing trust and a path to building their success.  
• FBA Partner, Amy Marsh runs the business continues to be critical to the growth and success of FBA as they expand into their new facilities. 
• Summer Camps coming up

Players can enroll in Randy Sullivan’s Florida Baseball Armory programs at https://floridabaseballarmory.com/baseball-training-camps/  

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Tomorrow is the start of a new MLB season, so we figured today would be the start of a new MLB podcast--one you should listen to every week if you like your baseball with a side of shenanigans.

In episode one, Chris and Kevin talk:

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• World Series or bust teams (there are a lot of them).

Also, the guys covered the defending World Series Champion Astros with KILT's Mike Meltser, made some predictions for 2018, and tried, unsuccessfully, to interview Josh Donaldson. Maybe next week.

Oh, and, on top of all that, Kevin did an A-Rod impression that was the Rolls Royce of A-Rod impressions. Truly incredible.

Thanks for taking this ride with us, and here's to baseball being back. It's going to be a fun year.

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