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Andrew Rafferty, Head Strength and Conditioning Coordinator Clinton H.S. Mississippi

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Send us Fan Mail this episode of Plates & Pancakes, we’re joined by Andrew Rafferty, strength and conditioning coach at Clinton High School in Clinton, Mississippi. The focus? Rotational power development — specifically for baseball and softball athletes looking to hit harder, throw faster, and move with intent.Coach Rafferty breaks down the biomechanics behind generating torque, building a strong linear push off the back leg, and creating an efficient block leg to transfer force. We’ll dive into how he teaches young athletes to sequence rotation, improve hip/shoulder separation, and build strength that actually shows up on the field.Whether you’re coaching hitters, pitchers, or multi-sport athletes, this conversation delivers high school-level solutions that scale up to elite-level performance.🔥 Topics covered: • Why rotational athletes need more than just squats and deadlifts • Teaching the back leg push and block mechanics • How to cue and train torque in the weight room • Mobility drills that unlock rotational speed • Building transfer from the rack to the cage🎧 Don’t miss this powerful conversation on how to build rotational athletes from the ground up.Coach Rafferty will be entering his 4th year as theschool district’s first Strength and ConditioningCoordinator and has served in Clinton overall forthe past 8 years. Rafferty spent time as anAssistant Baseball Coach from 2017-2021.Coach Rafferty has seen success during his tenurein Clinton. He was named the 2023 NHSSCA MSState Strength Coach of the Year. A year afterRafferty was the National High School Strengthand Conditioning Association's NHSSCA SoutheastRegional Coach of the Year. During that time, hehas also helped the Arrow and Lady Arrow Soccerteams earn multiple championships.Rafferty spent his playing days at Millsap College  rotational power trainingbaseball rotational powersoftball rotational strengthstrength training for baseballAndrew Rafferty Clinton High Schooltorque training baseballblock leg mechanicsbaseball hitting powersoftball throwing mechanicshigh school strength and conditioninghip and shoulder separationback leg push baseballtorque development for athletesrotational force productionS&C for high school athletestraining baseball playershow to hit harder baseballlower body power for athletesathletic development podcastyouth strength and conditioninghttps://youtube.com/@platesandpancakes4593https://instagram.com/voodoo4power?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=https://voodoo4ranch.com/To possibly be a guest or support the show email [email protected]://www.paypal.com/paypalme/voodoo4ranch

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Send us Fan Mail this episode of Plates & Pancakes, we’re joined by Andrew Rafferty, strength and conditioning coach at Clinton High School in Clinton, Mississippi. The focus? Rotational power development — specifically for baseball and softball athletes looking to hit harder, throw faster, and move with intent. Coach Rafferty breaks down the biomechanics behind generating torque, building a strong linear push off the back leg, and creating an efficient block leg to transfer force....

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