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The TransferEQ Baseball Podcast. Powered by EQ-OS
Curtis Pelletier
Frequency: 1 episode/6d. Total Eps: 101

Baseball has never had more data, more training, more exposure, or more information.
But the biggest question remains:
Does it transfer when the game gets harder?
The TransferEQ Baseball Podcast explores the operating system behind performance.
Attention. Capacity. Recovery. Pressure. Failure. Standards. Decision-making. Behaviour. Identity. Recruiting. Development. Coaching.
Because talent alone is not enough.
A player can have tools.
A player can have mechanics.
A player can test well.
A player can know exactly what to do.
And still become a different player when pressure, fatigue, uncertainty, comparison, failure, and consequence arrive.
That gap is what TransferEQ is built to understand.
Hosted by Curtis Pelletier, the show combines decades of experience in professional, college, and amateur baseball with the EQ-OS framework to examine why some players consistently transfer their ability into competition while others struggle to access it.
This is not another baseball mechanics podcast.
It is about everything that determines whether the mechanics, talent, preparation, and information actually show up when they matter.
For players. Coaches. Parents. Recruiters. And anyone responsible for developing baseball players.
Baseball is the entry point.
Performance is the conversation.
Transfer is the standard.
The TransferEQ Baseball Podcast. Powered by EQ-OS.
Data updated on 01/10/2026
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