Episode 30 | Not Being Good Enough

Episode 31 | Service to Others: Blake Wood, ATC

In this episode of Raising a Ballplayer, host Dr. Jimmy Onate from Do~Mojo Mindset & Performance Coaching sits down with Blake Wood, a certified athletic trainer from the Toronto Blue Jays minor league system to discuss “Service to Others.” From athletic training to mentorship, Blake shares how putting others first builds stronger teams, healthier athletes, and lasting impact beyond the game. Together, we explore what it means to lead with service, why it’s essential in both sports and life, and how young athletes can learn to value the success of others as much as their own. This conversation reminds us that true growth doesn’t happen alone — it’s built through connection, sacrifice, and a commitment to lifting those around us.

Episode 30 | Not Being Good Enough

Welcome to Raising a Ballplayer, the podcast where we dive into the lessons that go beyond the game, helping athletes and families build resilience, confidence, and character. I’m your host, Dr. Jimmy Onate, founder of Do~Mojo Mindset & Performance Coaching. Today’s episode is titled “Not Being Good Enough.” It’s a feeling every athlete — and every person — faces at some point. Whether it’s being cut from a team, losing a starting spot, or simply doubting yourself, those moments can either define you or refine you. In this conversation, we’ll explore how to reframe setbacks, build from challenges, and turn “not being good enough” into fuel for growth. Let’s get into it.

Episode 29 | Dr. Rich Amini (emergency medicine physician at University of Arizona): Bridging the Gap

In this episode of Raising a Ballplayer, Dr. Jimmy Onate is joined by Dr. Rich Amini, Emergency Medicine physician from the University of Arizona, for a conversation on “Bridging the Gap.” Together, they explore the similarities between training medical students and training athletes, with a focus on resilience, handling failure, and the pursuit of excellence under pressure.

Episode 28 | Confidence & Humility

In this episode of Raising a Ballplayer, host Dr. Jimmy Onate from Do~Mojo Mindset & Performance Coaching explores how confidence and humility work together to shape growth, leadership, and character. When balanced, they help athletes — and people of all ages — stay grounded, keep learning, and perform at their best both on and off the field/work/home.

Episode 27 | Kyle Hallock (BGSU Head Coach Baseball) - properly raising kids for success (double feature length)

On this episode of Raising a Ballplayer, your host Dr. Jimmy Onate—founder of Do~Mojo Mindset & Performance Coaching—welcomes Coach Kyle Hallock, head baseball coach at Bowling Green State University. Together, they dive into the crucial topic of how to properly raise kids for success—both in sports and in life. Coach Hallock shares his perspective as a parent, coach, and leader in developing young athletes. The conversation explores the balance between setting high expectations and providing support, how to instill discipline without burning kids out, and why fostering character and resilience is just as important as athletic performance. Whether you’re a parent navigating youth sports, a coach shaping the next generation, or simply someone invested in helping kids reach their potential, this episode provides practical insights and inspiration for raising confident, capable, and successful young people.  Join us for this powerful conversation and learn what it truly takes to raise not just ballplayers—but well-rounded individuals prepared for life’s challenges.