Real-World Results: Measured Performance Improves Performance at OC Sports Performance

When we say “measured performance improves performance,” we mean it. At OC Sports Performance in Bend, Oregon, our athletes don’t just train hard — they track their progress, measure results, and build confidence through data.
Recently, one of our baseball athletes, Evan Guadalupe(class of 2028), proved exactly what consistent, structured training can do. Baseball provides incredible real-world feedback because nearly everything can be measured — from sprint speed to exit velocity. These numbers make progress undeniable.
Real-World Results from One of Our Athletes
Evan recently competed at a major baseball showcase in Texas. Before joining our program, he already had solid numbers, but through focused sports performance training, he turned them into standout metrics.
Evan’s Measurable Progress
| Performance Metric | Before Training | After Training | Improvement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flying 10 yard time | 1.01 | .95 | -.06 sec |
| Flying 20 yard time | 2.06 | 1.99 | –.07 sec |
| 40-Yard Dash | 4.55 | 4.37 | -.18 sec |
| 60-Yard Dash | 7.24 seconds | 6.94 seconds | -0.30 sec |
| Infield Throwing Velocity | 83 mph | 87 mph | +4 mph |
| Exit Velocity (Bat Speed) | 94.9 mph | 97.9 mph | +3 mph |
| Bat Speed | — | +3 mph increase | +3 mph |
| Body Weight | 167 lbs | 176 lbs | +9 lbs |
These results didn’t happen by accident. Over six weeks, Evan put in nearly 30 hours of focused training, including acceleration, rotational power development, strength work, and recovery-based conditioning.
The Formula: Consistency + Communication + Coaching
Results like these happen when athletes do three things:
- Show up consistently. Training 4-5x a week for six weeks adds up — especially when every session is built around intent and measurable effort.
- Communicate with coaches. Letting the coaching staff know about schedules, showcases, and recovery needs allows us to adjust programming for maximum performance.
- Trust the process. The fundamentals — sprinting, jumping, lifting, and tracking — never go out of style.
Evan’s success is the perfect example of how a data-driven approach to sports performance training leads to real-world results that translate directly onto the field.
Why Measured Performance Matters
When athletes train with measurable intent, they can see exactly how their work in the gym impacts their performance in their sport. A faster sprint time, a stronger throw, and a higher exit velocity all mean one thing — better on-field performance.
At OC Sports Performance, we help athletes:
- Run faster (see our blog on real speed training)
- Jump higher (read about tracking progress here)
- Stay healthy and reduce injury risk (learn about sports injury prevention)
The OC Sports Performance Difference
We don’t chase trends or social media gimmicks. Our approach is simple: measure, track, and improve. That’s how athletes like Evan continue to hit new personal bests and stand out when it counts.
If your athlete is ready to build strength, speed, and confidence, now is the time to take action.
👉 Book a Free Intro Session to get started today.
Remember — we only accept 100 athletes into our program, and spots fill quickly.