Javier Rojas

Infielder

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This infielder is highly motivated by winning and praise. He learns best through clear explanations, video analysis, and hands-on practice. He prefers to analyze his performance based on feel and responds well to encouragement. Focus on positive reinforcement and clear, actionable takeaways.

Do

  • Focus on winning championships as a primary motivator.
  • Explain concepts clearly and concisely.
  • Use video for visual learning.
  • Create small group or one-on-one coaching settings.
  • Provide encouragement.
  • Acknowledge daily progress.
  • Emulate the positive and motivational style of his high school coach.
  • Incorporate drills/practice to reinforce learning.
  • Offer coaching immediately if requested by the player; otherwise wait until after the game or the next day.

Don't

  • Provide critical feedback.
  • Distract during the game with coaching.
  • Present data without a takeaway.
  • Assume remote coaching is always preferred.

Suggested Coaching Focus Areas

  • Defensive Range (player's stated goal)
  • Throwing Accuracy (player's stated goal)
  • Opposite Field Power (player's stated goal, positive response to oppo cage work)
  • Plate Discipline (BB% is low)
  • Sprint Speed (below average sprint speed)

How to Deliver the Message

The simple, key takeaway

What Resonates with the Player

How it felt

Learning Preferences

  1. 1
    Having a coach explain it to me
  2. 2
    Watching videos of myself or others
  3. 3
    Feeling it out through drills/practice
  4. 4
    Reading about the technique
  5. 5
    Reviewing data (like Blast, TrackMan, etc.)

Preferred Learning Settings

  1. 1
    A small group with other players
  2. 2
    A one-on-one setting with a coach
  3. 3
    By myself, working on my own

Coaching Timing

  1. 1
    As soon as it happens; during the game is fine
  2. 2
    When I ask for it; I’ll come to a coach when I think something is wrong.
  3. 3
    After the game; I don’t want distractions during the game
  4. 4
    The next day; I like to sleep on it before hearing from my coach

Motivations

  1. 1
    Winning championships
  2. 2
    Earning praise and respect
  3. 3
    Being the best I can be
  4. 4
    Making my teammates better
  5. 5
    Financial success

When Player Needs to See Progress

Prioritize acknowledging small, everyday wins.

Prefers Bluntness or Encouragement

Encouraging and confidence-building

Remote Coaching

Open to remote coaching


Description of Best Coach

My high school coach was the best. He was a great motivator and always made me feel like I could do anything. He was very positive and encouraging.

Self-Identified Goals

I want to work on my defensive range and my throwing accuracy. I also want to improve my power hitting to the opposite field.

Hobbies

I like to cook and spend time with my family. I also enjoy watching movies and listening to music.

Positive response to cage work to drive ball oppo.

Aug 11, 2025

Batting

xwOBA
95
0.405
xBA
63
0.253
xSLG
86
0.544
Avg Exit Velo
93
96.9 mph
Barrel %
87
13.2%
Hard-Hit %
96
53.8%
Sweet-Spot %
19
29.9%
Bat Speed
61
72.2 mph
Squared-Up %
35
23.6%
Chase %
75
32.0%
Whiff %
37
21.4%
K %
60
24.4%
BB %
23
5.3%

Fielding

Range (OAA)
88
3.8
Arm Value
81
3.1
Arm Strength
43
83.6 mph

Running

Sprint Speed
15
25.6 mph