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Logan Schafer’s Path: (Brewers Minor League Player of The Year- 2009)

Below we feature EFS speed record holder, and elite athlete Logan Schafer.

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Tracking EFS Outstanding Performances & Proven Results

$Organization: Milwaukee Brewers School: Cal-Poly (Formerly Los Gatos H.S.). Position: Center Field Sports Achievements: Awarded Minor League Player of the Year honor in 2009 for the Milwaukee Brewers. Lead league in hitting, and batted .313 with 6 home runs! Logan stole 16 bases in 113 games! Named Brewers Minor League Player of the Year Logan Schafer Quote: "I improved with EFS back in high school, so I contacted them again (while with the Brewers) because I knew that no one else could get me the results that EFS could..." EFS Achievements: Took 2.5 tenths off his time & set the EFS 40yd dash speed record at 4.43! Added 3" to his Vertical Jump and Jumped 31.5" Increased his Foot Quickness by 20%! Added 8 pounds of muscle with the EFS Strength System! Scored 1st among teammates in his pre-season fitness testing! Logan is an Elite Level EFS Training Star. Logan's EFS Training Program: Logan trained 2-3x per week with EFS's Proven Effective speed, quickness and VJ System. He also used The Advanced Version EFS Sports Strength Program to build his strength, explosiveness for hitting and further boost his speed and jumping capability. Logan trained with EFS's very unique batt swing power machine, balance drills, EFS Jump Cleans (Olympic lifting for speed) and the very unique Keiser running machine! More on Schafer: Logan had some injuries this most recent season, (foot fracture & hernia surgery). However, he is now playing in Arizona and seems to have recovered. With his tremendous attitude and work ethic he will bounce back. Invited to Major League Camp PHOENIX -- He was supposed to be beginning the first big league Spring Training camp of his budding career, but instead Schafer was there to see one of the team's doctors. He strained his left groin (actually a hernia) at the tail end of a workout in Minor League camp on Thursday afternoon and won't be able to participate in Major League camp. His invitation was a reward for winning the organization's Minor League player of the year honor in 2009. Brewers manager Ken Macha was particularly impressed with Schafer as a Minor League loaner last spring, so much that Schafer was invited to accompany the team to Los Angeles for exhibition games and then to San Francisco for a workout ahead of Opening Day. Macha said he plans to invite Schafer to sit on the bench during Brewers home games this spring so he can soak up a bit of the Major League experience. "You guys all know how I feel about him," Macha told reporters. "Last year, he was impressive." Schafer hadn't heard about the invitation yet. "I would love that," he said. Schafer spent most of last year at Class A Brevard County, winning the Florida State League batting title with a .313 average. He also ranked second in the league with 76 runs scored and third with 31 doubles. "With a little hard work, I'll be able to get over there."$