Coordinator of Pitching & Biomechanics at TSPT in Las Vegas, NV
Joined May 2019
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Jesse Clingman MS, CSCS retweeted
“If you can’t wrap your head around the idea that trying to acquire new skills will create a temporary time where your effectiveness diminishes as you’re trying to bring on these new skills, you’re never going to make it.” - John Danaher
🔥🔥🔥
#FailureTolerance – at Arizona, USA
Jesse Clingman MS, CSCS retweeted
Excited to announce that I've accepted a position as a sports dietitian with @RaysBaseball upon graduation, working with their FCL complex and Dominican Republic academy. Can't wait to get to work with an amazing player development team!
Jesse Clingman MS, CSCS retweeted
“Together the main engine and 5 SRBs (solid rocket boosters) generate a combined liftoff thrust of 2.4 million pounds.”
This is going to be an exciting launch! 🚀 👀
#DefiningPossible
From solid rocket boosters and composite structures to spacecraft and satellites, we are #DefiningPossible for #STP3 and the @SpaceForceDoD.
Jesse Clingman MS, CSCS retweeted
Ultimately, there is no such thing as perfect mechanics, but there is such a thing as the most efficient set of mechanics for YOU.
Understanding your structure & limitations helps not only identify an effective training plan but customize/adapt your mechanics accordingly.🧐
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Jesse Clingman MS, CSCS retweeted
Nobody will ever be a better coach to you than you are to yourself. Learn about how your body and brain work so you can become your own best advocate. The most coachable athletes are the ones who've done their homework to earn a seat at the table in planning their own training.
Jesse Clingman MS, CSCS retweeted
Successful people follow the Law of Perseverance: Work the process that is necessary for the time that is required, and solve problems along the way. Do not resist the process, do not resent the time, and do not complain about the problems. Do the work!
Jesse Clingman MS, CSCS retweeted
BASE: Dixie State closes its NCAA Division I debut season winners of 13 of its last 19 games to finish the campaign at 24-32 overall, which includes a fourth-place finish in the #WACbsb #DixieBlazers #WeAreONE
Jesse Clingman MS, CSCS retweeted
For the second time this season, junior RHP @jlborz has earned #WACbsb Pitcher of the Week honors! #DixieBlazers #WeAreONE #14Ks
Jesse Clingman MS, CSCS retweeted
Somebody out there is working harder than you for the opportunity you want.
Jesse Clingman MS, CSCS retweeted
Congrats to @jlborz on being named WAC Pitcher of the Week and Collegiate National Player of the Week! BIG TIME 🔥🔥
Jesse Clingman MS, CSCS retweeted
BASE: CUE HANK JR.!!! @Dixie_Baseball (5-12) knocks off PAC-12 member @utahbaseball, 9-7, to open its nine-game road swing. Kaden Hollow with 2 HR and 6 RBI to lead DSU to the win! #DixieBlazers #WeAreONE #WACbsb
Jesse Clingman MS, CSCS retweeted
.@eltrav42 breaks down the transfer of momentum...which is key to understanding how physics can improve outcomes
Jesse Clingman MS, CSCS retweeted
MLB Draft Info
Since everyone will be considered a FA after the 5th round this yr, more than EVER, do your HW on the 30 Clubs & their philosophy toward supporting or possibly NOT supporting YOUR pre-existing, pre-draft Throwing routine!!
YOUR Arm, YOUR Career
#StandYourGround
Jesse Clingman MS, CSCS retweeted
THREAD: Let's talk lower half, back hip, pelvis, internal rotation, external rotation, the whole shabang, and how it all works together in the throw. (spoiler, i'm not really sure/I don't know), but at the least here's some data on what's actually happening in the throw.
Jesse Clingman MS, CSCS retweeted
In addition to the squat, the hinge is a vital lower-body movement pattern that has to be developed with all athletes.
We use the hinge progression outlined by @ZachDechant in Movement Over Maxes to ensure we’re meeting athletes where they are and building on a solid foundation.
Jesse Clingman MS, CSCS retweeted
Kansas City Chiefs RB @DTRAINN5 Taking Out An LB In Pass Pro.
Mobility isn’t just about having lots of range-of-motion, but rather having STRENGTH in those positions.
If he can’t move/bend AND develop/absorb force in that position, he doesn’t make that block.
#FullSquats 😉
Jesse Clingman MS, CSCS retweeted
"Tommy John Twist" isn't a thing. Great work from @BenHansen9 @MotusGlobal and his research team out at @ISBiomechanics in Calgary. – at Hamilton, Ontario
