Welcome to April! Reserve players who do not see regular innings may want to add a set here or there for this in-season baseball workout. Starting players may want to perform the following workout as written, or they can reduce the sets if needed based on how their bodies are holding up overall. If you have questions on how to best incorporate this in-season baseball workout into your schedule, feel free to contact me. I’m here to help!
Overall Goals for In-Season Training – Maintain strength, speed, and power from off-season and pre-season workouts; maintain flexibility; maximize recovery between practices and games
Pre-Training
Soft Tissue Work
- Glutes
- IT Band
- Quads
- Groin
Pre-hab
Complete one set of each exercise back-to-back until one set of each movement is complete. Then, return to the start and complete any movements with additional sets. Minimal rest between exercises.
- Glute Bridge – 2 x 15 reps
- Scapular Punch with Band – 2 x 10
- Quadruped Reach Through – 2 x 6 each
Dynamic Warm-up
Complete one set of each exercise back-to-back until one set of each movement is complete.
- Reverse Lunge with Twist – 10 yards
- Quad Stretch with Toe Touch – 10 yards
- World’s Greatest with Rotation – 10 yards
- Inch Worm – 10 yards
- Walking Leg Cradle – 10 yards
Exercises/Movements
Complete the following movements in order. Exercises grouped together should be completed in a superset fashion – back-to-back with minimal rest, taking a longer rest after the second exercise is complete. Rest 30-60 seconds between sets.
- Squat Jump, continuous – 3 x 8 (stick and hold final landing)
- MB Slam – 3 x 8
- Deadlift
- For athletes with DB’s – 3 x 8
- For athletes with barbell or trap bar – 3 x 5
- MB Push-up – 3 x 8
- DB Reverse Lunge – 3 x 8 each
- Standing Band Row – 2 x 10
- 1-leg DB RDL – 3 x 6 each
- Prone W – 2 x 12
- Reverse Hyper – 2 x 12
Post-Training
Soft Tissue Work
- Hip Flexor
- IT Band
- Mid/Upper Back
Stretching
- Hamstrings
- Groin
- Piriformis Stretch
- Sleeper Stretch
*Need a substitution for an exercise? Feel free to reach out here to let me know how I can help.