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Career highlights:
Full-time Performance Enhancement director for the New York Yankees (2001)
Performance Enhancement Consultant for the Texas Rangers (1999, 2000)
Performance Enhancement services for Anaheim Angels & Minnesota Twins
Head baseball coach and tenured professor at Skidmore College (NY) (1990-1997).
Co-Author of Heads-Up Baseball: Playing the Game One Pitch at a Time.
Corporate Coaching and Training for businesspeople and organizations ranging from Fortune 500 Companies to start-ups. Education
Ph.D. in sport psychology from the University of Virginia (1991)
M.S. in sport psychology from the University of Illinois (1987)
Certified Personal and Professional Coach, The Newfield Network (2000)
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Andrew Margolick is a former left-handed pitcher who retired from baseball in 1998. A native of Farmington Hills, Michigan, he signed his Letter of Intent to play college baseball at the University of Southern California under longtime coach Mike Gillespie, now head coach of UC Irvine. He ultimately transferred to Barry University, where he was a Collegiate Baseball All American in 1995. Following a career in which he set or tied seven records (finishing in the top three in 15), Margolick played two years of professional baseball, finally retiring due to injury. He has worked with many pitchers, from Little Leaguers up to Major Leaguers, and uses his extensive knowledge to write about the importance of both the physical and mental side of pitching.
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