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Troy Silva is a baseball coach, author and former pro baseball player. In 1997, the Cleveland Indians drafted Troy in the 18th round. He played professional baseball for six years before being forced to retire in 2002 after two arm surgeries. Troy is now a baseball coach and has conducted over 30,000 lessons the past 2 decades, helping thousands of kids achieve their goals of college and pro ball and is recognized nationwide as a leader in player and coaching development. In college, Troy played two years at Lewis-Clark State College in Lewiston, Idaho. In 1996, he was a member of the NAIA national championship team and was named MVP of the NAIA regional tournament and NAIA World Series. Troy is also the author of "9 innings of Hitting" released in 2013. In this conversation on “Get in the Game,” Troy Silva talks about telling the truth about Jesus through baseball, teaching, training and developing young kids and following God's plan for his life. "Get in the Game" is part of the Sports Spectrum Podcast Network. Sign up for our Sports Spectrum Magazine and receive 15% off a 1-year subscription by using the code PODCAST15 http://SportsSpectrum.com/magazine Do you know Christ personally? Click here to learn how you can commit your life to Him.
I'm excited to welcome our first Landscape Architect, Troy Silva, to the podcast this week. Working with natural elements in both our own homes and those of our clients can make a significant difference, and Troy shares some stories from his experience that demonstrate that. He explains how he discovered his passion and why it was important for him to build a less traditional business that works for him and his clients. Guest Bio Troy is a compassionate, generous, and resilient person. Since graduating from Cornell University with a degree in Landscape Architecture with emphasis in Environmental Psychology, Troy has gained two decades of experience designing and creating dream worlds for people across the globe.Ultimately, he's inspired by nature and fueled by uplifting others. He's also a great chef and a total plant geek. Some think he's the real life Dr. Dolittle because his ability to sense the needs of plants and animals is just that uncanny!Featured in this episodeFeatured candle: Beeswax candle from Mithras CandleFeatured Tarot deck: Radiant Crystal Cards by Bouchette DesignConnect with (guest name here)Links:WebsiteInstagramAre you an interior designer or are you interested in Holistic Interior Design? Check out my membership program, the Design Coven! This program is a real-world industry mentorship for Holistic Interior Designers that has everything you won't find in traditional design school curriculum. You'll learn from practicing interior designers working on real life projects, and get access to cutting edge vendors, suppliers, furniture makers, textile designers, and design resources that I've curated over my 17 years of design experience. As a member, you'll have the opportunity to build valuable relationships of your own. Learn more.Connect with Rachel LarraineWebsiteInstagramPatreonInterior Design Services
Baseball Truth expert Troy Silva talks about what's in your kid's baseball bag... and why it matters. Special guest JJ Silva joins the podcast to give a player's perspective. Listen to the podcast. Subscribe. And support our sponsor -- Baseballism.
The CEO of Starbucks said in an internal meeting that America is "unsafe". Troy Silva comes on the show to talk about how his restaurant, ORchards BBQ & Grill in Whittier has been robbed three times over the past year. Orange County DA Todd Spitzer comes on the show to talk about the arrest of two suspects in the recent crimes at local 7/11's in Southern California.
Troy and Denay Silva talk about one of the most important issues for young players -- arm rest. Listen to the podcast. Subscribe. And support our sponsor -- Baseballism.
Troy and Denay talk about what makes a great coach and honor late baseball coach Ed Cheff.Cheff won 16 NAIA World Series titles as baseball coach at Lewis-Clark State College in Idaho.Listen and support our sponsor -- Baseballism.
Troy and Denay Silva talk about the "F" word -- Failure. Why it's important to think about and talk about it.
Troy and Denay talk about the expectations of parents when it comes to coaching. What do you want to see in your kid's baseball and softball coaches? What characteristics do you need to see? A lot of this depends on where your kid is at in their development, but there are some fundamental building blocks to coaching.Support our sponsor -- Baseballism.Start your own custom podcast by visiting ThatCast.com.
Troy and Denay Silva talk about life lessons that parents should focus on when it comes to supporting their children in youth sports. Be a great teammate, conflict resolution, anxiety, pressure, resilience, etc... learn how parents can support their kids.Support our sponsor -- BaseballismCreate your own custom podcast -- ThatCast
Troy and Denay Silva... along with guest host JJ... talk postseason baseball.How do you watch the World Series?Support our sponsor -- Baseballism.Start your own custom podcast with the experts at ThatCast.
Hosts Troy and Denay Silva with a reminder -- it's not about you. Listen to the episode and support our sponsor -- Baseballism.Start your own custom podcast with the team at ThatCast.
Troy and Denay Silva talk about comebackers ... what are they? How do you react? Can you?Support our sponsor -- BaseballismIf you'd like to start your own custom podcast, go to: ThatCast.com
Support our presenting sponsor -- Baseballism.If you'd like to start a podcast -- ThatCast.comTroy and Denay Silva talk about how your kid can be a good teammate. Get the focus off yourself. Be excited for other players, be the first one out of the dugout... how do you foster that in your own kid? And maybe yourself as a parent?
Troy and Denay Silva talk about what's in the bag.Support our sponsor -- BaseballismIf you'd like to start your own custom podcast, visit www.ThatCast.com
Troy and Denay Silva talk about the importance of rest. Not just for pitchers, but for all players.Major League players take time off. Why is it so hard for the youth sports scene to get that?Check out the amazing gear at Baseballism. If you'd like to start your own podcast visit ThatCast.com.
You've got to learn to respect youth sports coaches -- even the ones you don't like. The worst thing that can happen is drama behind the scenes. Troy and Denay Silva talk about respecting coaches they don't like.Support our sponsor -- BaseballismCreate your own custom podcast with the award-winning team at ThatCast.com
How do coaches build toughness in players? Troy and Denay Silva talk about toughness... how to foster it and encourage it. Can you treat players the same? Please support our sponsor -- Baseballism.If you'd like to create a custom podcast -- visit: ThatCast.com
Fantasy sports allows us all to be a coach and general manager. Host Troy is joined on the episode by son, JJ Silva, on the show to talk about family, baseball and fantasy baseball. How a family can share their love of baseball and bond off the field.Support our sponsor -- Baseballism.If you'd like to start your own podcast contact ThatCAST.com
Troy and Denay Silva talk about gratitude and opportunity. Remember that you "get to" be around this sport. Why is that important? Listen to the episode.
Troy and Denay Silva talk about playing time in the latest episode of the Baseball Family Podcast. Subscribe. Support our sponsor -- Baseballism. Start your own podcast with ThatCast.
Hosts Troy and Denay Silva talk about slumps. What is a slump? How do you help a kid battle through one? Listen to the premier podcast on youth baseball and softball featuring the Silva family. Support our sponsor -- Baseballism Or start your own custom podcast using ThatCast
Troy and Denay talk about how over-analysis can ruin a meal... and a baseball season.
Troy and Denay Silva talk about "eating your frog" and what that has to do with baseball. What are some things you're most likely to procrastinate on? What goals have you delayed? Subscribe to this podcast.
Troy and Denay Silva talk about staying the course and keeping hope amid discouragement. COVID-19 has interrupted sports and life, so how do parents assist their children with keeping focus?
Troy Silva is joined by son -- 10-year old JJ Silva -- on the podcast to talk about how to be a good teammate. Also, why it's important to watch sports played properly.
At a young age, can you tell if someone has the opportunity to play in college? What does a kid have to do to play college ball? Listen to Troy and Denay Silva talk about the subject of evaluating young players.
Troy and Denay give you the perfect Christmas gift ideas from the Baseball Family Podcast.
Troy and Denay Silva talk about winter training, the off-season and how to approach training for baseball and softball over the next few months. Training, development, sports-related training. How do you improve during the winter? What does a break look like?
Troy and Denay Silva talk about bad habits. What are they? How do they start? How to recognize them and fix bad habits. From swing flaws to other things... including bad habits of youth coaches.
Troy and Denay Silva talk about equipment in sports, including how to select a bat that is right for your kid. Listen to the No. 1 baseball-family podcast and enjoy.
Parents can help make youth sports more enjoyable for their own kids by setting realistic expectations. Hosts Troy and Denay Silva talk about how expectations matter.
What is burnout? How do you battle burnout with young baseball and softball players? JJ Silva -- the funniest kid in America -- joins the podcast to talk about it.
Baseball is filled with unwritten rules. When they rear their ugly head, the game goes sideways. Can we agree on the unwritten rules? Are they necessary? Tune in.
Troy and Denay Silva talk about what you can learn from simply watching a game of baseball. Have you ever thought about how many games you passively and actively watch? Baseball is back. Start the learning! Great episode.
In this interview, we were honored to meet with a former professional baseball player and the best selling author of 9 Innings of Hitting, Troy Silva. Troy provided a ton of value for coaches, parents, and players navigating the youth sports and baseball journey. Troy has a huge following on the internet and social media, we encourage you to follow him and his positive message: Website: https://troypsilva.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TroyPSilva YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Troypsilva Baseball Family Podcast: https://www.facebook.com/baseballfampodcast/ ... Highlighting the BEST of Youth Sports is proudly presented by our National Partner IDLife. IDLife is a health and wellness company that is changing the game with its customized nutrition. Everyone has unique nutritional needs and IDLife’s mission is to offer the highest quality products and programs to help you lead a healthier life. What separate’s IDLife from other nutritional brands is its 100% FREE IDAssessment that is tailored to your unique health needs. The answers you provide generate a confidential report with scientifically backed supplement recommendations, creating your own customized vitamin program. Just visit the website at https://numbersdontlie.idlife.com/ and take the FREE assessment today! . . . Highlighting the BEST of Youth Sports™ is the official Numbers Don't Lie show bringing you content related to trending youth sports topics, youth athletes, youth sports motivation, youth sports highlights, social media in youth sports, and much more. The official show page can be found here: https://anchor.fm/numbersdontl1e We’re on most major platforms which are listed on that page, please subscribe, rate, and review to help us spread the word and tell us what you want to hear more of. At Numbers Don't Lie Productions® we help you create exciting highlight videos that are sure to get your athlete noticed amongst the best of the BEST! Established in 2016, we have now featured thousands of athletes in over 40 states and 15 countries. Our #1 priority is Highlighting the BEST of Youth Sports™ Numbers Don't Lie Productions is a family-owned online business that was created to provide a video editing solution and resource to support families on their youth sports journey. We understand that most youth sports parents don’t have the time, resources, or expertise to create highlight videos, so we created a simple, quick, and low-cost process that helps them create highlights to showcase their athlete amongst the best of the BEST. Learn more at the link below on how we can help you highlight your athlete's special skills! . . . Website: https://numbersdontlie.biz/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/numbersdontl1e Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NumbersDontL1e/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/numbersdontl1e --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/numbersdontl1e/support
Troy and Denay talk about fighting boredom. Also, the genuine excitement for others during a sports season. How to celebrate the successes of your kids, teammates and others.
Host Troy Silva talks about the Baseball Truth and gives thanks to the people who are doing things right in youth sports.
Troy and Denay celebrate more than 25,000 downloads of their podcast. Has it already been a year? Duckfarts? Dingers? Join them for a talk about the podcast, families, baseball and more. Thanks to our sponsor Baseballism!
Troy and Denay Silva talk about the hardest thing to do in sports. Make sure you subscribe and leave us feedback!
Troy and Denay visit with Jose Rijo-Berger, former professional baseball player and scout. Berger walked away from baseball in spring training. He's never looked back.
Guest: Troy Silva - Baseball Family Podcast John Canzano talks with Troy Silva about using this time in quarantine to come together with family, the importance of being a multi-sport athlete, and how to handle playing time disputes with coaches. Subscribe NOW to this podcast for more great content. It’s free. Why wouldn’t you? Follow @JohnCanzanoBFT on Twitter.
Guests: Troy Silva, Tristan Gebbia John Canzano talks with these guests about using this time in quarantine to come together with family, the importance of coaching staff continuity, celebrity encounters, and blasts from the pasts. Plus, The Big Splash, Punch It! Audio, and 2@2. Subscribe NOW to this podcast for more great content. It’s free. Why wouldn’t you? Follow @JohnCanzanoBFT on Twitter.
Troy and Denay talk about quarantine, lock down and what to do amid it when it comes to baseball. Support our sponsor -- Baseballism. Special thanks to THATCast.com for their production of this podcast.
Troy and Denay start Season 2 with a family-based episode. Meet the kids, and see how they're dealing with a suspended youth sports season. Thanks to our presenting sponsor -- Baseballism -- and the production team with the ThatCast family!
Troy and Denay talk about their favorite parts of Season 1 of the Baseball Family Podcast. Season Two will come this spring! Thanks to Baseballism for their support. Business/advertising inquiries: Dan@ThatCast.com
Troy and Denay Silva talk about how a coach (or parent) picks the position of a youth baseball or softball player. Thank you to our sponsors -- Baseballism and Dick's Sporting Goods!
Troy and Denay talk burnout and why kids quit. We're an era that demands more of parents, children and coaches. How do you navigate that? A great episode, presenting by Baseballism and GameChanger.
Troy Silva is a former professional baseball player with one of the most followed baseball accounts on twitter (@troypsilva), and today Troy shares EXACTLY what you should be working on to hit better in games, some of the most overused buzzwords he hears today and also how his faith has shaped him during his playing and now coaching career.
Hosts Troy and Denay Silva talk about walk-up music and finding your groove. It's a real disagreement. SUBSCRIBE to this podcast and support our sponsors -- Dick's Sporting Goods and Baseballism.
Youth sports should be about joy. Hosts Troy and Denay talk about "joy suckers" and how you can combat that. SUBSCRIBE to this podcast. Thanks to our sponsors at GameChanger and Baseballism.
There are two kids on the field that most parents watching during a youth game -- their own kid... and the kid whose dad coaches the team. Troy and Denay discuss "daddy ball"? And why it needs to go. Subscribe to this podcast and give it a rating. And support our sponsors -- GameChanger and Baseballism.
Troy and Denay debate baseball and softball pants, and what cleaning them for seven years can teach us all. Thanks to GameChanger for their support, and thanks to Baseballism for being our presenting sponsor. Subscribe to this podcast and give it a review.
Today on the show we have Troy Silva. Troy played baseball at Cuesta College and Lewis-Clark State college before being drafted by the Cleveland indians. He played professional baseball for six years before being forced to retire after two arm surgeries. He then started teaching at Rijo Athletics where he teaches baseball and softball players hitting and fielding. He also teaches coaches and parents about how to teach and motivate their players and children. Troy also runs the baseball family podcast where Troy and his wife share their experiences as a baseball family. We talk more about the podcast today on the show along with how coaches can make baseball fun for their players, how to build confidence, how to avoid unrealistic expectations, and much more.
Should my kid specialize in baseball? What do college coaches like? Troy and Denay kick around a subject that most youth-sports households face at some point -- whether to play multiple sports.
Troy and Denay talk about the disturbing viral video showing parents fighting after a call by a young umpire. What we should all do to make the games our kids play less toxic and more enjoyable. Also, safer.
Troy and Denay talk about the tricky dynamic of handling a situation when your kid isn't getting playing time.
That Expert Show host Anna Canzano interviews Troy Silva, best-selling author of "9 Innings of Hitting" and host of the Baseball Families Podcast presented by Baseballism. They discuss youth sports, the broken culture, how to repair it, parent dynamics, coaching strategies and player motivation. Troy Silva - https://troypsilva.com/ That Expert Show - https://ThatExpertShow.com
Troy and Denay Silva talk about the beauty and complexity of baseball terminology. You might know what a "dinger" is, but do you know what a "left blinker" is? How about "lizard skin"? Take the quiz and play along at home.
Troy and Denay Silva talk about the podcast and their vision for helping kids and families. Subscribe to the Baseball Family Podcast and give it a rating so others can find it. A special thanks to our presenting sponsor Baseballism.
Tonight, on the podcast Ralph, John, and Chris welcome Troy Silva talking recruiting, exposure and hitting. After our guest, we talk: Shohei Otani Posted After MLB Ratifies New Posting Rules San Francisco Giants and St. Louis Cardinals meet with Giancarlo Stanton. Toronto Blue Jays Acquire Shortstop Aledmys Diaz from the St. Louis Cardinals. Arizona Diamondbacks Acquire Reliever Brad Boxberger from Tampa Bay Rays. Boston Red Sox Talking to Chicago White Sox About Jose Abreu. Greg Holland And Mike Moustakas Win Comeback Player of the Year Award. Aaron Boone becomes the next manager of the New York Yankees.
Tonight, on the podcast Ralph, John, and Chris welcome Troy Silva talking recruiting, exposure and hitting. After our guest, we talk: Shohei Otani Posted After MLB Ratifies New Posting Rules San Francisco Giants and St. Louis Cardinals meet with Giancarlo Stanton. Toronto Blue Jays Acquire Shortstop Aledmys Diaz from the St. Louis Cardinals. Arizona Diamondbacks Acquire Reliever Brad Boxberger from Tampa Bay Rays. Boston Red Sox Talking to Chicago White Sox About Jose Abreu. Greg Holland And Mike Moustakas Win Comeback Player of the Year Award. Aaron Boone becomes the next manager of the New York Yankees.
Today Paul interviews former Cleveland Indian, and fellow Baseball Dad Troy Silva.
The fifth episode of the ABCA's "Calls from the Clubhouse" welcomes in guests Troy Silva and Jose Rijo-Berger from Rijo Athletics to discuss a variety of topics including the importance of changing the culture inside youth baseball, developing positive relationships with the players we coach while also talking through common myths in coaching hitters while developing the mental approach to hitting.
The fifth episode of the ABCA's "Calls from the Clubhouse" welcomes in guests Troy Silva and Jose Rijo-Berger from Rijo Athletics to discuss a variety of topics including the importance of changing the culture inside youth baseball, developing positive relationships with the players we coach while also talking through common myths in coaching hitters while developing the mental approach to hitting.
The fifth episode of the ABCA’s "Calls from the Clubhouse" welcomes in guests Troy Silva and Jose Rijo-Berger from Rijo Athletics to discuss a variety of topics including the importance of changing the culture inside youth baseball, developing positive relationships with the players we coach while also talking through common myths in coaching hitters while developing the mental approach to hitting.
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Troy Silva is the author of the #1 bestselling book on Amazon & iTunes for coaching baseball - 9 Innings of Hitting. Troy spends his days coaching baseball at Rijo Athletics in the Seattle area. Troy has spent his life playing and coaching baseball, including being drafted by the Cleveland Indians in 1997 and playing 6 years of professional baseball. Troy is married and has 3 beautiful children. Book: 9 Innings of Hitting Twitter: @TroyPSilva Facebook: /Rijo-Athletics-Baseball-Softball-49661522946 Websites: rijoathletics.com ; rijobaseball.tv Listen Now: Listen on iTunes: iTunes link Listen on Stitcher: Stitcher link Listen on Google Play Music: Google Play link - Quote 'Hitters have to be smart enough to have a good approach and dumb enough to get in there and hit.' Pretty swings vs. developing consistent swings in players Swing instruction is different than hitting instruction - you need someone to develop the concept of hitting. It starts with the swing, but that's just the first step in the process of hitting. Each individual has different needs Early on while Troy was coaching - he realized that kids weren't necessarily getting better, they were just looking better. He was trying to teach them all one way to swing, instead of working with each individual's strengths. Mental Toughness There is a huge difference between expecting to hit the ball vs. trying to hit the ball Mental approach actually has a physical effect on batspeed Mental approach - how do you not overthink when at the plate? 'Hitters have to be smart enough to have a good approach and dumb enough to get in there and hit.' 'Free hitters up to be athletic and just get in there and compete' Quiet the mind - it's ok to be thinking about 1 thing while at bat - just don't start complicating it by thinking of 5 or 10 different things you need to do Teaching progression A great start is just to have kids watch their favorite big-leaguer and copy what they are seeing. Start with mechanics. Then it comes down to the individual and what they need to become a productive hitter. Great progression chart in the book 9 Innings of Hitting Should we teach the ‘oppo first' approach when setting up our batting practices? You should learn power first and how to swing hard BEFORE learning how to hit to the opposite field HIT - Honor, Integrity, Truth As a Christian, Troy uses baseball to be a light in a dark world. As a coach your job is to be a mentor and positive influence in these young peoples' lives. The One that got away Being drafted as a pitcher was really tough for Troy Best borrowed/stolen idea Ed Sheft - Mental toughness - You have to know you are better than your competitor Favorite coaching/leadership quote/book Personal experience is the best teacher Rijo Athletics and 9 Innings of Hitting Online video hitting/fielding portal with over 300 videos: rijobaseball.tv Book by Jose Rijo: Creating Winning Relationships through Sports - Reviews are the lifeblood of the podcast!- If you like the podcast- please take 2 minutes to write a review! Click here Ready to be an Awesome Youth Coach? Sign up for our free weekly newsletter:
Coaching over 30,000 private lessons, Troy Silva has learned his “calling” in life is to be a coach. However, after a just few years of transitioning from pro ball player to coach at Rijo Baseball, Troy learned that being a quality coach involves much more than simply teaching a kid a nice swing. A good coach serves as a positive influence in the child's life. Troy discusses how the best coaches are those who mentor children and lead by example. Positive coaches motivate and challenge the kids to be their best BOTH on and off the field. After all, if you are a coach, parent or teacher you're going to be a role model... the question is are you going to be a good one or abad one? ———————————————— Guest Links: Website: www.rijobaseball.tv Twitter: @troypsilva Book: 9 Innings of Hitting http://www.amazon.com/9-Innings-Hitting-Troy-Silva/dp/1457519577/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?ie=UTF8&pi=SL75&qid=1369200018&ref_=mp_s_a_1_1&sr=8-1 ———————————————— A Legends Life: To keep up on the latest guest and news, sign up for our newsletter: http://eepurl.com/bKfvHP Facebook: www.facebook.com/alegendslife Instagram: @legendslifeshow @mplegends Twitter: @legendslifeshow @mplegends Keywords: relationships, health, nutrition, exercise, mindfulness, meditate, meditation, mindfulness, productivity, success, happiness, bio-hacking, gratitude, leadership, love, greatness, community, baseball, coach, coaching, manage, managing, relax, relaxing, family, stress management, CEO, friend, athlete, lifestyle, sports, preparation, david klein, entrepreneur, slump, life, 5 tipsEp 33: Adam Greenberg – One At Bat (Part 2: The At Bat & Battle Back)
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