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The Oakville Royals along with Mind to Muscle are excited to announce that they have joined forces. This new partnership will house all baseball specific strength and conditioning aspects along with providing complete rehabilitation and sports science for Oakville Royal Players. Partnering with Mind to Muscle will enable all Royal players the opportunity to work-out at their new state of the art 20,00 sq ft facility located on Kennedy Rd. in Mississauga. Each player will be assessed, flagged and monitored throughout the offseason along with quarterly testing to ensure goals and standards are being met.

Oakville Royals Development Plan

Building the Complete Baseball Athlete:

Baseball is an anaerobic based sport, which requires players to sprint, accelerate, decelerate, dive and make reaction plays, throws, swings, and make tactical decisions in a high speed environment. For many Baseball Players the ability to play at a high level depends not just on their baseball skills but also the body that they play baseball with.

For players to be successful in the sport of baseball they must develop efficient movement skills to enable them to move more effectively on the field while controlling and manipulating their body positioning.The baseball programs developed by Mind to Muscle are designed to establish, build and enhance a baseball player’s athletic skill. Baseball athletes will develop movements, body positioning and decision making which promotes an efficiency of motion on the field as well as reducing the risk and incidence of injury. Baseball training at Mind to Muscle will work to increase their explosiveness, acceleration, reaction time, single leg power, increase vertical power and leg strength to play effectively for a full game.Training at Mind to Muscle allows the individual baseball player and teams to realize and perform to their potential talent level on the field consistently. We at Mind to Muscle look forward in working with the Oakville Royals Baseball Club!

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January 21, 2012; Tysen Hansen of the Oakville Baseball Club has decided to continue his education at Lon Morris College an NJCAA school in Texas. Hansen, who is a right handed pitcher and has been with the Royals since 2009. Over his career Hansen has shown a work ethic and drive that has helped him succeed on the field and in the classroom.

Lon Morris College in Jacksonville, Texas is a Division 1 Junior College and competes in Region # 14 of the NJCAA. Hansen was seen by Head Coach Chase Tidwell during the Royals annual fall trip where they travel throughout the United States to play Colleges and Universities. Tysen has always had the goal of playing baseball down south, and now that dream is a reality.

When asked about the impact Hansen would have on the program, Coach Tidwell went on to say that “Tysen is going add some depth to our pitching staff; I am looking forward to having him join our program.”

“Tysen has worked very hard over the past three seasons, his hard work and dedication to the program has helped him achieve his goal of playing College baseball.”, said Coach Booth

The Oakville Royals Organization would like to congratulate Tysen and his family on signing with Lon Morris College. The Royals would also like to thank Head Coach Chase Tidwell and Lon Morris College for there support of the organization.

January 15, 2012. The Oakville Royals would like to announce that Brendan Butrimas has decided to continue his education at Carl Sandburg College, Galesburg, Illinois.

Brendan a Mississauga native is a dominant pitcher on the mound at 6’5” 215 lbs, throwing from the right side. This past fall Brendan was seen by Coach Lindburg during the Royals annual fall trip down south where they play against US Colleges and Universities. Brendan had a very good day filling up the strike zone and impressing the coach with his mound presence and composure.

Carl Sandburg College is located in Galesburg, Illinois and competes in Region #4 of the NJCAA. Brendan will join three former Royals who are in there sophomore year; Edward Largy, Mitchell Mattarollo and Mirek Sharp. The Chargers open there 2012 campaign on March 5, 2012 in Millington, TN.

Coach Lindburg said; “We are excited about Brendan joining our program, he has a very strong work ethic and is going to be an asset to our pitching staff. I am looking forward to working with Brendan over the next two seasons”

“Brendan has worked very hard over the past two seasons, I know he is going to have a great experience at Carl Sandburg. I believe Brendan is going to play a role in their pitching staff.”, said Coach Booth

The Oakville Royals would like to congratulate Brendan and the Butrimas family, for this latest achievement in Brendan’s academic and athletic career. The Royals would also like to thank Coach Lindburg and Carl Sandburg College for their continued interest in, and support of, the Oakville Royals Baseball Club.