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Surviving the Grind

Posted on June 16th 2022 by Jill Wolforth

By Jonathan Massey- When I showed up on the campus of the Texas Baseball Ranch®, I was a 15-year-old rising sophomore in high school and throwing 68mph. (Needless to say, I was behind..

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Discomfort & Adversity

Posted on June 10th 2022 by Jill Wolforth

By Isaiah Trevino- The “comfort zone” is where most people live and die, and their potential in life dies with them. Although the comfort zone is somewhere you will be tempted to stay,..

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Cultivating a Different Relationship With Failure

Posted on June 3rd 2022 by Jill Wolforth

By Ron Wolforth - This week was the first week of our summer program and as is our regular custom we start each day with a mindset to get the group locked into and aligned with the work that..

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Dangerous People – Athletes Beware

Posted on May 26th 2022 by Jill Wolforth

By Jill Wolforth- (Because of the importance of the message in this email, I have made it a tradition to send it out annually each May. It took on an extra special meaning 2 years ago (2019)..

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Baseball Life : Travel Recap

Posted on May 19th 2022 by Jill Wolforth

By Alexa Wolforth- A couple of weeks ago, I took the week to go spend time with my husband, Garrett. We hadn’t seen each other since he left on March 1st for spring training, so it..

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What Can A Toddler Teach Us About Pitching?

Posted on May 12th 2022 by Jill Wolforth

By Jonathan Massey- Everyone meet my niece, Charley. She is the most precious thing in the world! My wife, Sarah, and I love her to pieces. She is 17 months old and full of spunk..

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