Hi Everyone! My name is Brian Burgamy and I’m the Associate National Director of Hitting for Area Scouts! I’m very thankful for this opportunity and excited to work with each and every one of you. I was born in Lawton, Oklahoma but I currently reside in Binghamton, New York with my wife Suzanne and our…
Hey everyone! I’m Anthony Inzillo, the National Director of Sports Medicine and Performance here at Area Scouts. I grew up playing sports and have been for my whole life. Starting with baseball, soccer, and basketball when I was young, I transitioned to football and lacrosse as I got a little older, then shifted to individual…
To say that sport is just an event, spectacle or competition, is putting it lightly. Sports bring joy, challenges, and long lasting relationships. They bring successes and failures, triumphs and losses, emotion and so much more, to both those who watch it and those who participate in it. For me, that sport was softball. Softball…
What’s up everyone! My name is Brandon Guyer and I am the National Director of Mental Performance and Nutrition here at Area Scouts. I wanted to use this blog post to tell you a little bit about myself and explain what I bring to the Area Scouts platform. My professional baseball career started back in…
One of the conversations I am constantly having with parents is whether their player should be doing things that they see big league catchers doing on TV, or that they have a club or high school coach asking them to do something different than they have ever heard of before. The biggest talking point has…
Hi Everyone! Joey Lye here – National Director of Fielding for Softball. I was born and raised in Toronto, Ontario before heading to the US to attend Williams College (in Massachusetts) where I played Division III Ice Hockey and Softball. Since graduating in 2009, I have spent my time coaching in the NCAA as well…
When Lance Baldwin envisioned Area Scouts 10 years ago, he wanted to be able to provide athletes of all ages with the opportunity to continue their development while being able to put an emphasis on overall health and strength improvements. He hated seeing youth athletes leave their sports because of nagging injuries or just simply…
