Complacency doesn’t announce itself, it creeps in when things start going well.In this episode, Coach Cut and Ryan break down where the Lansing Stars are in their fall season, the lessons from the team’s fifth year volunteering at the Hot Cider Hustle 5K, and why staying sharp is a daily battle.They discuss how success can soften focus, how to recognize when standards start to slip, and how the program is using Pison technology to track readiness, recovery, and discipline across the roster.Whether you’re an athlete, coach, or leader; this one’s about keeping your edge when comfort starts calling.Key Talking Points:The danger of letting comfort replace hunger during the fall seasonLessons from the Hot Cider Hustle 5K, where Ryan Radek and Cam Kaul became the first coach and player to run the eventWhy complacency is the quiet killer of great teamsHow Pison is being used to measure focus, sleep, and mental readinessPractical ways to recognize and fight complacency dailyTune in on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, and be sure to share this episode to help us continue growing the Coach Cut’s Corner community that now reaches thousands of listeners each week.-------------------------Website: LCC Stars BaseballWebsite: Baseball Advancement Fund (Donations)Website: Coach CutterWebsite: RD KateRelated Podcast: Stars on Sports 

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