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Greetings,
It’s been another year of wonderful success for many of our clients. We have now worked with athletes in seven professional and 13 amateur sports. We’ve also worked with a few musicians.
Following are a few of the success stories from baseball. I am not at liberty to use some client’s names.
Philip Humber–Pitcher-Chicago White Sox:
In four call ups to the Major Leagues prior to Zone Training, Philip had a 1.82 WHIP (walks and hits to innings pitched) and a 1.11 to 1 K-BB ratio. (strikeout to walk ratio)
In the past two seasons combined following Zone Training, his WHIP was 1.19 and he had a 2.75 to 1 K-BB ratio.
Bobby Keppel—Pitcher-Nippon Ham Fighters: (Japan)
In four plus years prior to Zone Training, Bobby had a career AAA ERA of 5.42. In 20 following Zone Training , he had a 2.43 ERA in AAA and his first 14.1 innings in the Major Leagues were scoreless.
In 2010 for Nippon he was 12-8 with a 3.20 ERA and this past season was 14-6 with a 3.21 ERA.
Aaron Laffey–Pitcher-Kansas City Royals:
In two previous seasons combined prior to Zone Training, he had a 1.04 K to BB ratio. This past season with the Mariners and Yankees, his K to BB ratio was 1.66. Both ratios do not include intentional walks.
Minor League Hitter:
Increased HR and RBI totals from 5 and 35 to 18 and 97. HR to AB ratio went from 1 every 48.6 AB to 1 every 29.22.
Joey Bielek–Chapparal High School, Scottsdale AZ:
Increased batting average from .334 to .486 and had a 27 game streak without striking out.
Received scholarship from University of Cincinnati following no interest from any college prior to his senior season.
Philip Werner–St Andrews High School, Bethesda MD:
Increased batting average from approximately .400 as a sophomore to .724 as a junior.
Buddy Biancalana
www.zonetraining.net
“These guys have discovered something in all sports that is going to have a huge impact wherever it is taught.” George Brett, Baseball Hall of Fame
