Paul McIntosh and Ricardo “Ricky” Jimenez have both been elected to this years Florida Athletic Coaches Association All-State team.

On behalf of the coaching staff here at All-Star Warehouse, we would like to acknowledge and promote the six athletes that signed their letter of intent at Signing Day 2016!

We are so proud of their effort, and hardwork, and wish them the best of luck at the next level!

Here is the info on our most recent signees:

James Falmer

School: Carol City High School Class of 2016

Signed with: Morris College

Ayeobele Randolph

School: Carol City High School Class of 2016

Signed with: Morris College

Alex Morales

School: Hialeah Educational Academy Class of 2016

Signed with: Upper Iowa University

Michael Blanco

School: Chaminade-Madonna Class of 2016

Signed with: Barry University

Dillon Belle

School: North Broward Prep Class of 2016

Signed with: Nicholls State University

Paul McIntosh

School: Dade Christian School Class of 2016

Signed with: Seminole State College

Once again, congrats to all of our signees!

Teaching the secrets of pitching is not just a mechanical approach. I tell everyone to visualize themselves as a car and they need to be able to hit different gears at the proper times. It’s my job to get them there. People teach just mechanics. I teach the different variables of pitching: the mental aspect, mechanical, flexibility, arm speed, and strength. I am going to tell you what you need to hear, not what you want to hear.

To help our athletes get to the next level, I start by an evaluation process. I tell you your weaknesses and how to improve on it. I then take what you’re good at and help you improve it to be better. You must be able to repeat everything, the same way, every time, in order for you to be the most successful pitcher you can be. If you can’t, then you make your job more difficult. Which in turn, makes it harder for your team to win. My job is to get you to a level of consistency that will allow you to compete at a high level.

When you practice with your high school team, that’s a team practice. Coaches are not going to develop the individual as he has the responsibility to develop the team. The only way you are going to be able to develop your skill set is by seeking someone or somewhere you can train for the next level. You have to find the experts that can help you progress. We are those experts!

We utilize state-of-the-art equipment to better develop players in each of the specific aspects of the game. My strengths come in the hitting department, where I am able to breakdown the step-by-step mechanics and fundamentals. My biggest weapon to impact my athletes is my behind the scenes work with college recruiting. There is a process that starts as early as your freshman year. It starts with your grades beginning and finishing strong. It is key to start strong because, in the game of recruiting, starting strong only allows it to be easier for you to finish strong by your senior year. I advise when and how to start testing, applying for financial aid, creating their recruiting videos, and contacting coaches that are in need of prospective athletes. I walk them through what is needed on a year-to-year basis. I have athletes start keying in on what they want to accomplish and what it will take to get there. It is critical finding where you are academically, and athletically, and then finding the right school that will fit.

All-Star Warehouse is proud to announce that six of its members will be officially signing their Letters of Intent tonight 7PM at ASW!

If you are currently a member, come on by and check out the action!