Ron Wolforth of the Texas Baseball Ranch has created a 12-part Arm Care and Development webinar series for all players, regardless of the position they play. The topics range from “Why having an electric and powerful arm can be a REAL difference in your career” to “Why one size fits all programs are not effective for everyone” to “Why you should create a Dream Team of your own” and many more. Ron’s mission in life is to help as many people as he can reach their goal.

You may have recently seen The Texas Baseball Ranch on ESPN (TV and the Magazine),Sports Illustrated, 60 Minutes Sports,San Jose Mercury News, and in other media. It took 24 years for Ron Wolforth become an “overnight success”. That’s because Ron has been studying and delivering cutting-edge coaching since 1991 and his belief in unrelenting learning has created The Ranch.
 

Since 2003, 217 Ranch students have broken the 90mph barrier; 28 students have broken the 94mph barrier and 5 the 100mph barrier. Over 80 of Ranch athletes have been drafted by MLB. Every single day Ron and his staff at The Ranch are transforming the lives of young men all around the world by refusing to place athletes in boxes, refusing to use and accept traditional labels, refusing to strictly choreograph everybody’s movement or force athletes into one size fits all programs. The Texas Baseball Ranch is about the hyper-personalization of training protocols and the customization of personal training regimens. In 2015, the accumulation of The Ranch’s success has thrust them into the national spotlight, because they’ve had a hand in resurrecting the pitching careers of Scott Kazmir, Barry Zito and other MLB pitchers whose names they have been asked not to reveal. Information on The Texas Baseball Ranch can be found at www.texasbaseballranch.com or by emailing [email protected]. 

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