Reflecting on 3 Years of Elbow Up

It's been just over three years since I published the very first Elbow Up newsletter email. In that time there have been more than 300,000 website visitors, 59,000 emails sent, and nearly 180,000 podcast downloads.

While I feel like I've become more polished in my delivery of the message, the message largely hasn't changed. And actually, I'm ready to double down on a few things (definitely controversial).

Three Years in Review

Looking back at the opens, downloads, comments, questions, and responses, I thought it would be good to revisit the top four topics I've written about over the last three years.

These topics generated the most buzz, the most feedback, and frankly the most interest from all of you.

⚾ My Oldest Son Turns 18 Today: What I Would Have Done Differently

⚾ Coaches are Ruining Young Arms

⚾ Over-coaching Ruins the Fun Youth Experience

⚾ Weekend Tournaments are Ruining Youth Baseball Development

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