Christian Picaro
Catching > Catching (Pop Time)
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
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No video available.
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HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
Catching - Pop Time:
Christian, your pop time is showing great promise, which is a key asset for a catcher aiming to neutralize the running game of the opposing team. Your current technique, involving quick footwork and a fast transition from glove to throwing hand, is commendable. This skill allows you to deliver accurate throws to second base, giving your team a crucial advantage. To further enhance your pop time, consider focusing on your lower body strength and flexibility. This will help you maintain a low, athletic stance that can improve your ability to spring into action more rapidly.
In addition to your physical abilities, refining your timing and rhythm when receiving pitches can help optimize your pop time even further. Try to work on anticipating the pitch location earlier and using your glove movement to smoothly transition into the throwing motion. This anticipation, combined with a fluid transfer, will help shave off those critical fractions of a second. Also, consider incorporating drills that simulate game situations, which can help you react instinctively and improve your overall efficiency.
Your dedication and effort in developing your catching skills are evident, and with continued focus on these areas, you are well on your way to becoming an outstanding defensive catcher. Keep pushing yourself in practice, maintaining a positive attitude, and seeking opportunities to challenge your skills in game-like scenarios. Remember, consistent practice and attention to detail will be key in achieving your goals as a catcher. Keep up the great work, and stay committed to your development!
Christian, your pop time is showing great promise, which is a key asset for a catcher aiming to neutralize the running game of the opposing team. Your current technique, involving quick footwork and a fast transition from glove to throwing hand, is commendable. This skill allows you to deliver accurate throws to second base, giving your team a crucial advantage. To further enhance your pop time, consider focusing on your lower body strength and flexibility. This will help you maintain a low, athletic stance that can improve your ability to spring into action more rapidly.
In addition to your physical abilities, refining your timing and rhythm when receiving pitches can help optimize your pop time even further. Try to work on anticipating the pitch location earlier and using your glove movement to smoothly transition into the throwing motion. This anticipation, combined with a fluid transfer, will help shave off those critical fractions of a second. Also, consider incorporating drills that simulate game situations, which can help you react instinctively and improve your overall efficiency.
Your dedication and effort in developing your catching skills are evident, and with continued focus on these areas, you are well on your way to becoming an outstanding defensive catcher. Keep pushing yourself in practice, maintaining a positive attitude, and seeking opportunities to challenge your skills in game-like scenarios. Remember, consistent practice and attention to detail will be key in achieving your goals as a catcher. Keep up the great work, and stay committed to your development!
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No video available.
Hitting > Exit Velocity
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
**Hitting - Exit Velocity Evaluation for Christian Picaro:**
Christian, your potential at the plate is evident, and focusing on a few key areas could significantly elevate your game. One important aspect to work on is maintaining extension through the ball. By doing so, you'll not only enhance your ability to drive the ball with authority but also improve your overall exit velocity. Staying extended allows you to fully utilize your swing mechanics, ensuring that you can apply maximum force and maintain control through the hitting zone. A good practice drill would be to focus on tee work, paying close attention to extending your arms as you make contact with the ball.
Additionally, incorporating strength training into your routine will be instrumental in boosting your power and presence at the plate. A targeted weight room program focusing on building core and upper body strength will help you develop the muscle groups necessary for increasing bat speed and exit velocity. By enhancing your physical conditioning, you’ll not only improve your performance but also make a more imposing figure that pitchers will take note of. Consider working with a trainer to develop a regimen that complements your baseball activities without overexerting yourself.
Overall, by committing to these improvements, you’re setting yourself up for success in the future. Keep pushing yourself both on and off the field, and remember that small, consistent enhancements in your technique and strength will compound into significant gains. With your dedication and hard work, you have the capability to become a formidable hitter. Keep up the great effort, and I look forward to seeing your progress in the upcoming seasons.
Christian, your potential at the plate is evident, and focusing on a few key areas could significantly elevate your game. One important aspect to work on is maintaining extension through the ball. By doing so, you'll not only enhance your ability to drive the ball with authority but also improve your overall exit velocity. Staying extended allows you to fully utilize your swing mechanics, ensuring that you can apply maximum force and maintain control through the hitting zone. A good practice drill would be to focus on tee work, paying close attention to extending your arms as you make contact with the ball.
Additionally, incorporating strength training into your routine will be instrumental in boosting your power and presence at the plate. A targeted weight room program focusing on building core and upper body strength will help you develop the muscle groups necessary for increasing bat speed and exit velocity. By enhancing your physical conditioning, you’ll not only improve your performance but also make a more imposing figure that pitchers will take note of. Consider working with a trainer to develop a regimen that complements your baseball activities without overexerting yourself.
Overall, by committing to these improvements, you’re setting yourself up for success in the future. Keep pushing yourself both on and off the field, and remember that small, consistent enhancements in your technique and strength will compound into significant gains. With your dedication and hard work, you have the capability to become a formidable hitter. Keep up the great effort, and I look forward to seeing your progress in the upcoming seasons.
74.0 mph
Picaro, Christian #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:49 AM, tagupEvaluation > Hitting > Exit Velocity
Picaro, Christian #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:49 AM, tagupEvaluation > Hitting > Exit Velocity
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
**Hitting - Exit Velocity Evaluation for Christian Picaro:**
Christian, your potential at the plate is evident, and focusing on a few key areas could significantly elevate your game. One important aspect to work on is maintaining extension through the ball. By doing so, you'll not only enhance your ability to drive the ball with authority but also improve your overall exit velocity. Staying extended allows you to fully utilize your swing mechanics, ensuring that you can apply maximum force and maintain control through the hitting zone. A good practice drill would be to focus on tee work, paying close attention to extending your arms as you make contact with the ball.
Additionally, incorporating strength training into your routine will be instrumental in boosting your power and presence at the plate. A targeted weight room program focusing on building core and upper body strength will help you develop the muscle groups necessary for increasing bat speed and exit velocity. By enhancing your physical conditioning, you’ll not only improve your performance but also make a more imposing figure that pitchers will take note of. Consider working with a trainer to develop a regimen that complements your baseball activities without overexerting yourself.
Overall, by committing to these improvements, you’re setting yourself up for success in the future. Keep pushing yourself both on and off the field, and remember that small, consistent enhancements in your technique and strength will compound into significant gains. With your dedication and hard work, you have the capability to become a formidable hitter. Keep up the great effort, and I look forward to seeing your progress in the upcoming seasons.
Christian, your potential at the plate is evident, and focusing on a few key areas could significantly elevate your game. One important aspect to work on is maintaining extension through the ball. By doing so, you'll not only enhance your ability to drive the ball with authority but also improve your overall exit velocity. Staying extended allows you to fully utilize your swing mechanics, ensuring that you can apply maximum force and maintain control through the hitting zone. A good practice drill would be to focus on tee work, paying close attention to extending your arms as you make contact with the ball.
Additionally, incorporating strength training into your routine will be instrumental in boosting your power and presence at the plate. A targeted weight room program focusing on building core and upper body strength will help you develop the muscle groups necessary for increasing bat speed and exit velocity. By enhancing your physical conditioning, you’ll not only improve your performance but also make a more imposing figure that pitchers will take note of. Consider working with a trainer to develop a regimen that complements your baseball activities without overexerting yourself.
Overall, by committing to these improvements, you’re setting yourself up for success in the future. Keep pushing yourself both on and off the field, and remember that small, consistent enhancements in your technique and strength will compound into significant gains. With your dedication and hard work, you have the capability to become a formidable hitter. Keep up the great effort, and I look forward to seeing your progress in the upcoming seasons.
74.0 mph
Picaro, Christian #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:49 AM, tagupEvaluation > Hitting > Exit Velocity
Outfield > Glove to Release
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
**Outfield Evaluation - Glove to Release:**
Christian, your performance in the outfield at the HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp demonstrated a solid foundation in transitioning the ball from your glove to release. Your current velocity is measured at 70 mph, which is a commendable starting point for someone your age. This indicates you have a good understanding of the fundamentals and are capable of executing the basic mechanics required for effective fielding. As you continue to develop, focusing on refining the speed and fluidity of your movements from glove to release will be crucial in improving your overall fielding performance.
One area to concentrate on is the efficiency of your footwork and transfer mechanics. By minimizing unnecessary movements and improving the quickness of your transfer, you can enhance your release speed and overall velocity. Drills that emphasize quick hand exchanges and precise foot positioning can be beneficial. Additionally, incorporating exercises that strengthen your core and upper body can help in generating more power and speed during the release phase. Working with a coach to analyze video of your fielding technique can provide valuable insights into specific areas needing improvement.
Remember, incremental progress in your glove-to-release time and velocity will make you a more reliable and effective outfielder. Maintaining a positive attitude and dedication to practice will serve you well as you continue to hone your skills. With your current skill set and focus on these areas of improvement, you have the potential to become a standout player in the outfield. Keep up the great work, Christian, and continue to strive for excellence in your development.
Christian, your performance in the outfield at the HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp demonstrated a solid foundation in transitioning the ball from your glove to release. Your current velocity is measured at 70 mph, which is a commendable starting point for someone your age. This indicates you have a good understanding of the fundamentals and are capable of executing the basic mechanics required for effective fielding. As you continue to develop, focusing on refining the speed and fluidity of your movements from glove to release will be crucial in improving your overall fielding performance.
One area to concentrate on is the efficiency of your footwork and transfer mechanics. By minimizing unnecessary movements and improving the quickness of your transfer, you can enhance your release speed and overall velocity. Drills that emphasize quick hand exchanges and precise foot positioning can be beneficial. Additionally, incorporating exercises that strengthen your core and upper body can help in generating more power and speed during the release phase. Working with a coach to analyze video of your fielding technique can provide valuable insights into specific areas needing improvement.
Remember, incremental progress in your glove-to-release time and velocity will make you a more reliable and effective outfielder. Maintaining a positive attitude and dedication to practice will serve you well as you continue to hone your skills. With your current skill set and focus on these areas of improvement, you have the potential to become a standout player in the outfield. Keep up the great work, Christian, and continue to strive for excellence in your development.
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70.00 s
Picaro, Christian #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 11:16 AM, tagupEvaluation > Outfield > Glove to Release
Picaro, Christian #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 11:16 AM, tagupEvaluation > Outfield > Glove to Release
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
**Outfield Evaluation - Glove to Release:**
Christian, your performance in the outfield at the HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp demonstrated a solid foundation in transitioning the ball from your glove to release. Your current velocity is measured at 70 mph, which is a commendable starting point for someone your age. This indicates you have a good understanding of the fundamentals and are capable of executing the basic mechanics required for effective fielding. As you continue to develop, focusing on refining the speed and fluidity of your movements from glove to release will be crucial in improving your overall fielding performance.
One area to concentrate on is the efficiency of your footwork and transfer mechanics. By minimizing unnecessary movements and improving the quickness of your transfer, you can enhance your release speed and overall velocity. Drills that emphasize quick hand exchanges and precise foot positioning can be beneficial. Additionally, incorporating exercises that strengthen your core and upper body can help in generating more power and speed during the release phase. Working with a coach to analyze video of your fielding technique can provide valuable insights into specific areas needing improvement.
Remember, incremental progress in your glove-to-release time and velocity will make you a more reliable and effective outfielder. Maintaining a positive attitude and dedication to practice will serve you well as you continue to hone your skills. With your current skill set and focus on these areas of improvement, you have the potential to become a standout player in the outfield. Keep up the great work, Christian, and continue to strive for excellence in your development.
Christian, your performance in the outfield at the HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp demonstrated a solid foundation in transitioning the ball from your glove to release. Your current velocity is measured at 70 mph, which is a commendable starting point for someone your age. This indicates you have a good understanding of the fundamentals and are capable of executing the basic mechanics required for effective fielding. As you continue to develop, focusing on refining the speed and fluidity of your movements from glove to release will be crucial in improving your overall fielding performance.
One area to concentrate on is the efficiency of your footwork and transfer mechanics. By minimizing unnecessary movements and improving the quickness of your transfer, you can enhance your release speed and overall velocity. Drills that emphasize quick hand exchanges and precise foot positioning can be beneficial. Additionally, incorporating exercises that strengthen your core and upper body can help in generating more power and speed during the release phase. Working with a coach to analyze video of your fielding technique can provide valuable insights into specific areas needing improvement.
Remember, incremental progress in your glove-to-release time and velocity will make you a more reliable and effective outfielder. Maintaining a positive attitude and dedication to practice will serve you well as you continue to hone your skills. With your current skill set and focus on these areas of improvement, you have the potential to become a standout player in the outfield. Keep up the great work, Christian, and continue to strive for excellence in your development.
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70.00 s
Picaro, Christian #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 11:16 AM, tagupEvaluation > Outfield > Glove to Release
Speed > 10-20-30-40-60 Yard Dash
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
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N/A
3.00 s
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6.73 s
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Picaro, Christian #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 9:29 AM, tagupEvaluation > Speed > 10-20-30-40-60 Yard Dash
Picaro, Christian #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 9:29 AM, tagupEvaluation > Speed > 10-20-30-40-60 Yard Dash
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
3.00 s
N/A
N/A
6.73 s
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Picaro, Christian #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 9:29 AM, tagupEvaluation > Speed > 10-20-30-40-60 Yard Dash
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Christian,
At The Players Way, our mission is simple—athlete development comes first. Every score here is a reflection of where you are in your journey, not just what you’ve done, but how you’re progressing.
These evaluations are built on a clear methodology: skill introduction, understanding, execution, and mastery. Your scores help us—and you—identify strengths, target growth areas, and unlock your full potential.
Keep pushing.
D.J. Wabick
CEO, The Players Way
At The Players Way, our mission is simple—athlete development comes first. Every score here is a reflection of where you are in your journey, not just what you’ve done, but how you’re progressing.
These evaluations are built on a clear methodology: skill introduction, understanding, execution, and mastery. Your scores help us—and you—identify strengths, target growth areas, and unlock your full potential.
Keep pushing.
D.J. Wabick
CEO, The Players Way
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Christian, your pop time is showing great promise, which is a key asset for a catcher aiming to neutralize the running game of the opposing team. Your current technique, involving quick footwork and a fast transition from glove to throwing hand, is commendable. This skill allows you to deliver accurate throws to second base, giving your team a crucial advantage. To further enhance your pop time, consider focusing on your lower body strength and flexibility. This will help you maintain a low, athletic stance that can improve your ability to spring into action more rapidly.
In addition to your physical abilities, refining your timing and rhythm when receiving pitches can help optimize your pop time even further. Try to work on anticipating the pitch location earlier and using your glove movement to smoothly transition into the throwing motion. This anticipation, combined with a fluid transfer, will help shave off those critical fractions of a second. Also, consider incorporating drills that simulate game situations, which can help you react instinctively and improve your overall efficiency.
Your dedication and effort in developing your catching skills are evident, and with continued focus on these areas, you are well on your way to becoming an outstanding defensive catcher. Keep pushing yourself in practice, maintaining a positive attitude, and seeking opportunities to challenge your skills in game-like scenarios. Remember, consistent practice and attention to detail will be key in achieving your goals as a catcher. Keep up the great work, and stay committed to your development!