Rob Crews Breaks down Aaron Judge swing sequence and connectivity.
May 31, 2021
"Off-season improvement is crucial to the collegiate athlete looking to make a mark at the next level. I'm excited to be able to provide an opportunity for my college players from across the country to further develop their skills and return in the fall sharper mentally and physically."
For immediately release. June 1st, 2021 -Rob Crews is bringing the New York SWAG back. The New York SWAG is a 23U softball club focused on providing current college softball players an opportunity to compete at a high level, gain more in-game experience, work on new positions, and rehabilitate injuries.
“Off-season improvement is crucial to the collegiate athlete looking to make a mark at the next level. I’m excited to be able to provide an opportunity for my college players from across the country to further develop their skills and return in the fall with sharper mentally and physically.”
In the summer of 2021 the New York SWAG will field two teams. The SWAG will begin competition locally within the NY Tri-State area and then take the show on the road to South Carolina for the CCSL.
You can follow the NY SWAG on Twitter at @nySWAGsb
For information on how you can be considered for the team, please contact Rob Crews directly via SMS at 914-434-1020.
April 1, 2021
"This one thing is for sure, the game will let you know when you're not elite."
“This one thing is for sure, the game will let you know when you’re not elite.” “Elite is mindset, not a club. Elite is a habit -a lifestyle. Not for the gram, but for when no one is watching. The real ones don’t care who knows they’re working because you will find out when you see them play.” There is a social definition of the word elite and in most sports simply cultural or subcultural to the sport and/or in many cases to the region in which we live in for that sport. The social definition is solely based on club or membership or entitlements and the portrait that I can portray myself to be whereas people who are actually Elite are basing their Elite status on the fact that they are living a specific lifestyle and they have a particular mindset and that lifestyle and mindset is not only social or solely based on membership but rather on results and the consistency of those results. Bottom line is one cannot pay for their elite status in cash. It isn’t a membership – it is a mentality. A mindset and a way of going about your day to day. Elite is what I never have to post. When I’m elite I don’t have to say it about my self. Others will say it for me.
March 21, 2021
"The conversation in the car and the kitchen table is what ultimately shapes a child's perspective about who they are and what they can accomplish. We as the adults, have to be more intentional about using the power of our words for the development of the mindset."
The creation of a mindset. A mindset is usually created in a home, a school system, church, or any institution that has influence over how we shape our thoughts, feelings, and beliefs. Specifically, about ourselves and what we are capable of.
Unfortunately, many of our youth leagues have failed the next generation of would-be pros and elites. They have created a culture that doesn’t push and challenge players at a young age. These leagues have made it too easy. Combing fun with adversity is what shapes us and makes us who we are. Some people fold under adversity and others thrive because of it. If you are the former then you just don’t belong at an elite level. Simple as that. Everyone can’t be elite. That’s why it is called elite because there aren’t that many people there.
