Ryan Sienko's guest appearances

Ryan Sienko

Baseball Outside the Box - Coaching Podcast

ABCA Podcast

Diamond Dreams Baseball Performance Podcast

Ahead Of The Curve with Jonathan Gelnar

The Mound Visit : The Catchers Podcast Show

Dave Coggin

Perry Husband

Jerry Weinstein

Alan Jaeger

Bhrett McCabe

Paul Mainieri

Shaun Larkin

Nunzio Signore

Tanner Swanson

Matt Talarico

Josh Herzenberg

Jon Shehan

Randy Sullivan

Ryan Harrison

Darren Fenster

OwlTail

Ryan is the founder of Catch &amp; Throw and also is the Catching Coordinator for the 2017 &amp; 2018 National Champions Los Angeles Dodgers.  He held the position of Assistant Catching Coordinator for the Los Angeles Dodgers from January 2015 to Oct 2018.  His responsibilities include catching philosophies and drills, deciphering receiving metrics, blocking philosophies and drills, throwing philosophies and drills, coordinating player plans, working with the research and development department, drills and skill work, and traveling to all affiliates to work with the catchers. In late 2005, Ryan founded Catch and Throw, a catching instruction, information, and conditioning company and started conducting comprehensive catching camps in the summer of 2006. Catch and Throw was formed to provide quality professional catching instruction for the health and performance of catchers. He has worked catching camps for USC baseball, Las Vegas Baseball Academy, and is the catching consultant for many travel teams across the country. He also speaks nationally about all aspects of catching, blocking, throwing, conditioning, and strategy. Ryan has appeared on the television show Sports Science as an expert, was the player model for batting for Midway Games MLB Slug Fest 2003 and MLB SlugFest 2004, and has written for Super Series Magazine and Webball.com. Formally an associate scout for the Baltimore Orioles (2007-2015), Ryan was the Director of Operations, Director of Baseball Operations, and Instructor for the National Pitching Association from 2002-2007. He was responsible for the day to day operations and in charge of the NPA Performance Center and Motion Lab. He has contributed to the NPA website and was an NPA Pitching Coach leading camps and clinics along with private instruction. Ryan and Tom House traveled across the country conducting pitching clinics for thousands of athletes each year. Before joining the NPA full time in the fall of 2003, Ryan helped Tom coach pitching camps in San Diego and not only taught but has caught numerous Major League pitchers including future Hall of Famer Randy Johnson. During that time, Ryan worked with over 1,000 pitchers, coaches, and parents a year while conducting pitching camps and clinics. He worked with 14 players drafted in the 2008 Major League Baseball Draft. For eight years, he spoke nationally on pitching mechanics, conditioning, and strategy. In 2009 Ryan coached at Torrey Pines High School in San Diego, CA where his team finished with a 20-3 record. In 2010 he became the head varsity coach at Canyon Crest Academy where his team won their conference and earned an automatic berth into the CIF playoffs for the first time in school history. His team has reached the CIF San Diego Section Playoffs in three of the four years under his guidance. In 2013, he returned to Torrey Pines HS as an assistant coach to former Major League Pitcher Kirk McCaskill. Before joining the NPA, he was a catcher at the University of Iowa, played professionally for the Texas Rangers, Chicago White Sox and in independent baseball where he was an All-Star. In 2010 Ryan was the 1st player named to the Joliet Jackhammers Baseball Hall of Fame and in 2012 was named to the Elgin (IL) Sports Hall of Fame. For three off-seasons, Ryan was a traveling instructor for Baseball Factory, a college recruiting company, based in Columbia, MD, where he managed several showcase teams and taught hitting and catching across the nation. He also has taught for many Baseball Academies and is a consultant for Bedinger’s Bullpen, a baseball academy, in Joliet, IL. He also coached highly competitive travel baseball teams out of Rancho Santa Fe, CA, Poway, CA and Del Mar, CA. Ryan lives outside of Phoenix with his wife Andrea, their daughter Kacey (10) and son Brycen (8).Ryan Sienko is one of the best catching instructors in the business continues to ask why in everything he does and keep looking for the edge in making his players better. Discussed many things: Started with catchers receiving, some moving the glove, beat the ball to the spot. Vision training for catchers. What do catchers look at to pick up the ball better. Make it easier for the umpire. Catchers stances changing and why? Studying umpires. Using angles in your position. Thoughts on extra inning rule with runner on second. Pitching rules could be changed, pitchers will have to step off to pick off, like it and why? Great information from one of the best, so much to this episode. 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<a href="http://www.baseballoutsidethebox.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2020/08/Ryan-Sienko.png" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Ryan is the founder of Catch &amp; Throw and also is the Catching Coordinator for the 2017 &amp; 2018 National Champions Los Angeles Dodgers.  He held the position of Assistant Catching Coordinator for the Los Angeles Dodgers from January 2015 to Oct 2018.  His responsibilities include catching philosophies and drills, deciphering receiving metrics, blocking philosophies and drills, throwing philosophies and drills, coordinating player plans, working with the research and development department, drills and skill work, and traveling to all affiliates to work with the catchers. In late 2005, Ryan founded Catch and Throw, a catching instruction, information, and conditioning company and started conducting comprehensive catching camps in the summer of 2006. Catch and Throw was formed to provide quality professional catching instruction for the health and performance of catchers. He has worked catching camps for USC baseball, Las Vegas Baseball Academy, and is the catching consultant for many travel teams across the country. He also speaks nationally about all aspects of catching, blocking, throwing, conditioning, and strategy. Ryan has appeared on the television show Sports Science as an expert, was the player model for batting for Midway Games MLB Slug Fest 2003 and MLB SlugFest 2004, and has written for Super Series Magazine and <a href="http://Webball.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Webball.com</a>. Formally an associate scout for the Baltimore Orioles (2007-2015), Ryan was the Director of Operations, Director of Baseball Operations, and Instructor for the National Pitching Association from 2002-2007. He was responsible for the day to day operations and in charge of the NPA Performance Center and Motion Lab. He has contributed to the NPA website and was an NPA Pitching Coach leading camps and clinics along with private instruction. Ryan and Tom House traveled across the country conducting pitching clinics for thousands of athletes each year. Before joining the NPA full time in the fall of 2003, Ryan helped Tom coach pitching camps in San Diego and not only taught but has caught numerous Major League pitchers including future Hall of Famer Randy Johnson. During that time, Ryan worked with over 1,000 pitchers, coaches, and parents a year while conducting pitching camps and clinics. He worked with 14 players drafted in the 2008 Major League Baseball Draft. For eight years, he spoke nationally on pitching mechanics, conditioning, and strategy. In 2009 Ryan coached at Torrey Pines High School in San Diego, CA where his team finished with a 20-3 record. In 2010 he became the head varsity coach at Canyon Crest Academy where his team won their conference and earned an automatic berth into the CIF playoffs for the first time in school history. His team has reached the CIF San Diego Section Playoffs in three of the four years under his guidance. In 2013, he returned to Torrey Pines HS as an assistant coach to former Major League Pitcher Kirk McCaskill. Before joining the NPA, he was a catcher at the University of Iowa, played professionally for the Texas Rangers, Chicago White Sox and in independent baseball where he was an All-Star. In 2010 Ryan was the 1st player named to the Joliet Jackhammers Baseball Hall of Fame and in 2012 was named to the Elgin (IL) Sports Hall of Fame. For three off-seasons, Ryan was a traveling instructor for Baseball Factory, a college recruiting company, based in Columbia, MD, where he managed several showcase teams and taught hitting and catching across the nation. He also has taught for many Baseball Academies and is a consultant for Bedinger’s Bullpen, a baseball academy, in Joliet, IL. He also coached highly competitive travel baseball teams out of Rancho Santa Fe, CA, Poway, CA and Del Mar, CA. Ryan lives outside of Phoenix with his wife Andrea, their daughter Kacey (10) and son Brycen (8).Ryan Sienko is one of the best catching instructors in the business continues to ask why in everything he does and keep looking for the edge in making his players better. Discussed many things: Started with catchers receiving, some moving the glove, beat the ball to the spot. Vision training for catchers. What do catchers look at to pick up the ball better. Make it easier for the umpire. Catchers stances changing and why? Studying umpires. Using angles in your position. Thoughts on extra inning rule with runner on second. Pitching rules could be changed, pitchers will have to step off to pick off, like it and why? Great information from one of the best, so much to this episode. 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Ryan Sienko Dodgers Catching Coordinator, former professional player, always asks why?

This episode is sponsored by Athlete's Brand. Today we have on Ryan Sienko- Catching Coordinator for the LA Dodgers Ryan was a catcher at the University of Iowa, played professionally for the Texas Rangers, Chicago White Sox and in independent baseball where he was an All-Star. His current responsibilities include catching philosophies and drills, deciphering receiving metrics, blocking philosophies and drills, throwing philosophies and drills, coordinating player plans, working with the research and development department, drills and skill work, and traveling to all affiliates to work with the catchers. On the show, we discuss how he evaluates catchers, what data and trends we can look for, and we go through several drills and thought processes with how we can setup up catchers to maximize their potential, on and off the field.  Resources Choose love not fear Getting outside of your comfort zone. “Ask other people what challenges the face, and how they overcome them." Contact @Catch_and_Throw https://www.catchandthrow.com/ Show notes courtesy of Zach Casto.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is sponsored by Athlete's Brand. Today we have on Ryan Sienko- Catching Coordinator for the LA Dodgers Ryan was a catcher at the University of Iowa, played professionally for the Texas Rangers, Chicago White Sox and in independent baseball where he was an All-Star. His current responsibilities include catching philosophies and drills, deciphering receiving metrics, blocking philosophies and drills, throwing philosophies and drills, coordinating player plans, working with the research and development department, drills and skill work, and traveling to all affiliates to work with the catchers. On the show, we discuss how he evaluates catchers, what data and trends we can look for, and we go through several drills and thought processes with how we can setup up catchers to maximize their potential, on and off the field.  Resources Choose love not fear Getting outside of your comfort zone. “Ask other people what challenges the face, and how they overcome them." Contact @Catch_and_Throw <a href="https://www.catchandthrow.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.catchandthrow.com/</a> Show notes courtesy of Zach Casto. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Ryan Sienko on how to evaluate catchers, catching drills and how we can setup up catchers to maximize their potential, on and off the field.

The 6th Inning brings us to Los Angeles Dodgers Catching Coordinator, Ryan Sienko. We get to hear about his journey from a pro catcher to a coordinator and what it's like developing catchers at the pro level.  Ryan gives us insight into the family like brotherhood of being a catcher in the Dodgers system as well as some of their philosophies.   So much information you'll need to bring your pen and notebook as we head out to the mound once again.

Game 1: 6th Inning with Ryan Sienko

This week we get to talk with Ryan Sienko.  Ryan is the assistant catching coordinator for the Los Angeles Dodgers.  We dive into the information and mechanics behind the most under-coached position on the field.  That’s next, on this episode of the Diamond Dreams Podcast. Show notes:  @Catch_and_throw CatchandThrow.com     The post DD 028: Ryan Sienko, Catch and Throw appeared first on Diamond Dreams.

This week we get to talk with Ryan Sienko.  Ryan is the assistant catching coordinator for the Los Angeles Dodgers.  We dive into the information and mechanics behind the most under-coached position on the field.  That’s next, on this episode of the Diamond Dreams Podcast. Show notes:  <a href="https://twitter.com/catch_and_throw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@Catch_and_throw</a> <a href="http://www.catchandthrow.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CatchandThrow.com</a> The post <a href="https://www.diamonddreamsba.com/dd-028-ryan-sienko-catch-and-throw/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DD 028: Ryan Sienko, Catch and Throw</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.diamonddreamsba.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Diamond Dreams</a>.