Dustin Lind's guest appearances

Dustin Lind

Ahead Of The Curve with Jonathan Gelnar

A New Angle

The Mark Willard Show

Brendan Leonard

Tim Gordon

Alex Honnold

Thomas Aquinas

Jason Bell

Ben Ferencz

Charlie Warzel

Dierdre Wolownick

Joe Anderson

Ross Douthat

Jenny Jurek

Michelle Weaver

Sarah Vowell

Steve Albini

Michael McCarthy

OwlTail

This week’s guest is Dustin Lind, Director of Hitting and the Assistant Hitting Coach for the San Francisco Giants. Dustin is a graduate of UM’s school of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science, and we’re grateful to chat with him in the off season during a visit to his home state of Montana.In this conversation, we cover how the intersection of his passion, ability, and the market- by way of biomechanics, baseball and coaching- led to the creation of Dustin’s role in Major League Baseball.Transcript here:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1izX3WFNcxDAB8489H13xocuIXMckUzHbkQklLe4Gzc0/edit?usp=sharing

This week’s guest is Dustin Lind, Director of Hitting and the Assistant Hitting Coach for the San Francisco Giants. Dustin is a graduate of UM’s school of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science, and we’re grateful to chat with him in the off season during a visit to his home state of Montana. In this conversation, we cover how the intersection of his passion, ability, and the market- by way of biomechanics, baseball and coaching- led to the creation of Dustin’s role in Major League Baseball. Transcript here: <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1izX3WFNcxDAB8489H13xocuIXMckUzHbkQklLe4Gzc0/edit?usp=sharing" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://docs.google.com/document/d/1izX3WFNcxDAB8489H13xocuIXMckUzHbkQklLe4Gzc0/edit?usp=sharing</a>

How Dustin Lind Created His Job in Major League Baseball

Subscribe on iTunesSubscribe on StitcherSubscribe on Google PlayLink to hitting drive QuotesHow often should we evaluate athletes?We have to understand that our athletes are going to change year to year, or even month to month. Constant evaluation and re evaluation is extremely important. How can we help our athletes recover better?Poor sleep quality is rampant amongst all levels of athletes. That is our #1 recovery strategy. If you don't get proper sleep, then you cant recover. On something he has learned since being in the medical fieldI do not think surgery is always the best option for everyone anymore.  Where do coaches get it wrong?Cookie cutters are for cookies. Not everybody is the same, so we cant expect everyone to move in the same way Where do coaches get it wrong?Human movement is incredibly complex and joints don't normally work in a uniform manner.  Where do coaches get it wrong?The coaches who push the cookie cutter mold see a standard bell curve of success. You then only get about 1/4 of your athletes that are actually making improvements.  what qualities do the best coaches have?The best coaches always have more to learn. They seek quality information and apply it to their athletes on an individual basis.Contact InfoTwitter@dustinlindEmaildustin.lind@umontana.edu ResourcesNSCANeuroscience of human movement- Charles LeonardFrans Bosch BookEastbay hitting instruction- Jerry BrewerWebsite and Social Media sites for the show www.aotcpodcast.com Twitter @aotc_podcast Facebook facebook.com/aotcpodcast Instagram aotc_podcast Contact Info for Jonathan Twitter @j_gelnar7 Email jgelnar7@gmail.com

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Dr. Dustin Lind- Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Specialist