SydTek Saints / Baseball lab / Free sample
Practice Like a Pro™.
Start with your next rep.
Alan Ashkinazy’s method · THE RABBI of SydTek Saints
Tell the sample agent what you want to work on. Get a practice outline, see what your session data says, and keep a record you can build on.
01 / Your player profile
Fill it in. Get your outline.
02 / Your sample result
A clear next step.Your practice outline and dataset observations appear here. Start with your own selections or load the filled example.
A guided sample using preset rules. This is not a trained scouting model or an evaluation by Cliff Allred.
Your baseball sample
What the data shows
Only rows matching your selected focus are summarized. Different setups stay separate. This is your recorded drill, not a ranking, scouting grade, or prediction.
Changed a selection? Generate again to refresh the result.
03 / Build your baseball dataset
One row. One repeatable drill.
Choose a drill and define success before you start. Record only completed attempts. Keep the setup and scoring definition consistent when comparing sessions; use a new setup label when either changes.
- Open a spreadsheet and use the five column headings shown here.
- Add one row per drill session. Use
contact,fielding, ordecisionsfor the skill. - Save as CSV, then paste its contents into the dataset box. If a setup contains a comma, put that cell in double quotes.
- Select the matching focus and generate your result. Download your data and result for your own records.
Sample limits: 200 session rows; 16,000 characters. Attempts must be whole numbers from 1–1000, and successes cannot exceed attempts. Blank data is allowed.
Filled example: infield footwork
A fictional player practices ready position → controlled first step → balanced finish. A success means all three cues were completed. No ball is used.
| Date | Skill | Attempts | Successes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-01 | fielding | 10 | 6 |
| 2026-10-08 | fielding | 10 | 8 |
| 2026-10-15 | fielding | 10 | 7 |
All three rows use dry ready-position check for setup. The sample reports 21 of 30 successful observations (70%), without treating that number as an ability grade.
Column definitions and a fair comparison
| Column | What to enter |
|---|---|
session_date |
A real date in YYYY-MM-DD format. |
skill |
contact, fielding, or decisions. |
attempts |
The number of attempts you actually completed. |
successes |
Attempts meeting the success definition you chose beforehand. |
setup |
A short, non-personal drill label. Keep the label identical only when equipment, conditions, and scoring definition are the same. |
Compare your own repeatable sessions. A dry footwork result, a live fielding result, and a virtual game score measure different things. Keep them in separate datasets or clearly distinct setups.