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@@ericcarlson924 I’m doing my part to help bring it back to this. Thank you for supporting and please spread the content ⚾️

I hear ya, but its the same with every major sport now

@@humorinpolitics56 Everything comes around in waves. I think in time the game will get back to making fundamentals matter. Right now it’s not about talent as it use to be and it’s more about metrics and numbers. If those numbers say swing like this, hitters will start training a certain way to achieve those numbers and that’s what’s wrong.

It’s a good thing they do because the way a lot of coaches are teaching hitting now, a lot of hitters are lost and don’t understand how to hit due to all the misinformation.

@@cwayebaseball ok yea that’s fair

@mambotango Yes indeed!!!

@@user-iv9er3nr6z Indeed. Ted Williams, Rid Carew, and Tony Gwynn are three of the best to ever do it!!!

He’s retired now so you should be good lol

I knew someone would bring him up.

@@Cristian_hoyt In that case it’s safe to say that you have a wealth of baseball knowledge in your family!!!

@@cwayebaseball a bit lol

5th cousin isn’t anymore related than a random person you see on the street.

He was part Mexican. Mother’s side.

@@j-e-mproductions6274so what. Go find your random Ted Williams type player in your family. Good luck. Keep us posted.

@@faithfulphysician4667 Yes and mainly because a hitters’ eyes are relaying information with regard to velocity, trajectory and location to the brain and hitters moving their head will cause that information to not be accurate or change it while the baseball is on its way to the play and the ball moves to fast for the brain to adjust at that point.

@@Glassboi69 You’re looking to pick up the pitcher’s release point so you can start tracking the baseball as soon as it leaves the pitcher’s hand. The red circle is the area where the ball is coming out of so you’ll want to shift your eyes there.

@@cwayebaseball ok thank you

Release point

Please just speak for yourself because maybe no one cares about what you think.

@@danielhoward4566 please don't do this

@@PremiumRaizo Okay.

@@danielhoward4566 thank you. Is there anything else we need to discuss

@@PremiumRaizo I don't think so unless you can think of something. 🙂

Why aren’t you in the big leagues then bud?

Cause he's not athletic 😅

@@orinbrim7019 that’s a stupid question, do you really think all the best baseball players are in the big leagues? I bet there’s a dude better than the top players that never made it for whatever reason. I played D1 ball and I’m here to tell you hitting is easy 🤣

Cap

That is the most arrogant comment I have seen in some time. It's not an easy sport. It's a sport where you fail more than you accomplish.

But it’s lacrosse

In lacrosse they are actually trying to hit your net, whereas in baseball, they are trying to get you to swing and avoid you hitting the ball

Do they go 100+ miles per hour with a smaller ball that’s being spun in ways to get spin and rotation and movement? The pitchers job is to make the ball unhittable. Lacrosse you want your team to catch the ball

Yea and your catching it not swinging a bat at it?? Shut up dude

Did he say lacrosse?

I completely understand @gdujjbgh. I think the trick to help them with that is to get hitters to understand that hand speed is more important than power. Kids these days I don’t think really understand that them being able to accelerate from the time they trigger their swing through contact and out of the hitting zone is the most important thing for them to work on. A lot of the talk is about power and kids think trying to hit a baseball over a fence is what’s important when hand speed is the most important thing. Power is developed in the weight room.

Great eye. Thats what he’s working to correct. He’ll get there once his body starts to feel and develop muscle memory for the body movements that work for him. Stay tuned!!!

Thank you 👊🏾

You’re welcome and thank you for the support!!!

Thank you for your support and encouraging words @tesciauribe9761

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