#22 Psychological Flexibility w/ Craig Buhler

#25 The Baseball Academy w/ Jonathan Rodriguez

This presentation outlines the vision and development of the Baseball Academy at Myerscough College, emphasizing the integration of performance and education. Jonathan Rodriguez shares insights into the academy's purpose, the gaps in British baseball, and the unique opportunities provided by Myerscough College. The academy aims to create a supportive environment for young athletes, focusing on safeguarding, academic excellence, and long-term development in the sport.

#24 Coaching Reflection: The 5 Book Recommendations That Transformed My Coaching Philosophy

In this episode of the Coaching Union podcast, Jonathan Rodriguez reflects on a year of insightful conversations with coaches, sharing his top five book recommendations that have significantly influenced his coaching philosophy. Each book emphasizes the importance of values, habits, psychological flexibility, emotional management, and the journey of personal growth in coaching and sports.

#23 From the UK to Pro Ball w/ Conor Baxter

In this episode of the Coaching Union podcast, Conor Baxter shares his remarkable journey from playing baseball in the UK to coaching in the professional ranks in the United States. He discusses the challenges he faced in transitioning to a more competitive environment, the importance of analytics in player development, and the cultural differences he observed while working in the Dominican Republic. Conor also offers valuable advice for aspiring British baseball players looking to make their mark in the sport.

#22 Psychological Flexibility w/ Craig Buhler

In this conversation, Craig Buhler discusses the importance of mental performance coaching for athletes, particularly during recovery from injuries. He emphasizes the need for mental resilience, goal setting, and understanding one's identity and values to foster personal growth both in sports and beyond.

#21 Extra Innings: What is BPS?

In this episode of the Coaching Union podcast, host Jonathan Rodriguez introduces the BPS Performance framework, which emphasizes a holistic approach to coaching and athlete development. The conversation explores the biopsychosocial model, breaking down its biological, psychological, and social components, and how they interact to influence performance. Rodriguez highlights the importance of understanding athletes as complete individuals rather than just focusing on their physical abilities. He discusses the significance of mental skills, the impact of social environments, and the need for coaches to adopt a comprehensive perspective in their training methods. The episode concludes with an invitation for listeners to engage with the BPS community and embrace this holistic approach to performance.