NJ Healthy Heat

Matthew de la Rosa

The NJ Healthy Heat Podcast brings you conversations with college coaches from all levels of baseball, diving into training, recruiting, and everything in between. Whether you're a player, parent, or coach, you'll get insider insight to help you succeed on and off the field.

  1. May 5

    Clemson University's Starting SS | Tyler Lichtenberger

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Matthew de la Rosa interviews Tyler Lichtenberger, a sophomore shortstop at Clemson University, who shares his journey from Appalachian State to a Power 4 school. Tyler discusses the challenges of transferring, the mental resilience required in college baseball, and the importance of hard work and dedication. He provides insights into his daily life as a student-athlete, the significance of weight training, and offers advice for aspiring players. The conversation highlights the balance between success and failure in sports and the importance of enjoying the journey. Takeaways Tyler Lichtenberger is a sophomore shortstop at Clemson University.He transferred from Appalachian State after a successful freshman year.The decision to transfer was difficult but aligned with his dream to play at a Power 5 school.The transfer portal involves paperwork and tough conversations with coaches.Tyler emphasizes the importance of mental resilience in baseball.He believes in staying present and focusing on the moment during tough times.A typical day for a Clemson baseball player includes classes, workouts, and practice.Tyler enjoys spending time with teammates outside of baseball, including video games.He advises young athletes to work hard and not get discouraged by others' success.Fielding and hitting drills are crucial for skill development in baseball.Follow us or contact us! Instagram: @njhealthyheat TikTok: @NJHealthyHeat Youtube: @NJHealthyHeat Email: mdelarosa@njhealthyheat.com

    33 min
  2. Mar 2

    Inside Seton Hall Baseball | Recruiting, Development, and The Pirate Way | Ryan Ramiz

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Matthew de la Rosa interviews Ryan Ramiz, a former Seton Hall standout, MLB Draft pick of the Seattle Mariners, and now assistant coach for the Pirates. They discuss the unique perspective of transitioning from player to coach, the importance of recruiting, and the strategies employed at Seton Hall to develop players. Ryan shares insights on the coaching responsibilities, the significance of machine work in hitting, and the team's offensive philosophy focused on speed and dynamic play.  They also delve into the challenges of recruiting in the current landscape, particularly with the rise of the transfer portal, and the mental aspects of the game that college players must navigate. In this conversation, Ryan Ramiz and Matthew de la Rosa delve into the intricacies of baseball, focusing on the mental aspects of the game, the challenges of facing elite pitching talent, and the unique qualities that set top players apart, such as Julio Rodriguez.  They discuss the cultural influences on player development, the recruitment process for college baseball, and the importance of camps in identifying talent.  Additionally, they provide insights for young players and their parents on how to navigate the recruitment landscape effectively, emphasizing the significance of support, relationships, and personal development. Connect with Ryan: X: RyanRamiz20 IG:RyanRamiz20 Email: ryan.ramiz@shu.edu Follow us or contact us! Instagram: @njhealthyheat TikTok: @NJHealthyHeat Youtube: @NJHealthyHeat Email: mdelarosa@njhealthyheat.com

    1h 2m

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The NJ Healthy Heat Podcast brings you conversations with college coaches from all levels of baseball, diving into training, recruiting, and everything in between. Whether you're a player, parent, or coach, you'll get insider insight to help you succeed on and off the field.

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