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That’s awesome. D and I played together at UT. I played in New Market the year before you guys. Small world, man.

Yes. Start with the three finger grip at first. Once that feels comfortable after you throw a little bit switch to the two finger grip, Fourseam fastball make sure to keep your thumb underneath the ball when using three finger grip and two finger grip that will help balance it out. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you.

Thank you! Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks for the feedback, Chris. Reach out with any questions or suggestions. Good ventures to you and your son!

Jeremy, I get y'a. Sounds like you do have a lot to offer. I would encourage you to continue to visit the various baseball academies around the area. Sound like you're in Kennesaw. Going in person to talk to the owner or staff seems to be the best method of connecting with someone. Also, I would encourage you to reach out to the local Little League or park where you live and find out what it takes to coach a team there. Even if you start out helping out the head coach, it's a way to get your foot in the door and meet people. You may end up getting a few private lessons as well. This has worked for me in the past. I have worked at academies as well as volunteered at local parks to coach almost all ages at this point, from T-ball, coaches' pitch, and up. There are a number of academies around that area as well. Look them up, call and find out when they are having summer camps (that time of year), there will be someone there with authority. The key is not giving up. I like where your head's at, you want to give back. That's admirable and I can relate as I did the same. I'm fairly new to the area so I don't know exactly where to tell you to go, but try those methods, even if you have before as you never know when someone has or will be moving on and create an opportunity. Happy to keep helping you. chris

@@bullpensessions Yea I'm definitely am not giving up and I just live north of Kennesaw but baseball has been a big part of my life ever since I started playing. I even made a resume with my accomplishments to MLB and I'm not sure if I will hear anything from them or not but I just feel with what I told you is impressive. I'm going to this agency and I sent them my resume and told them that I wanted to get back to doing what I love best. I mean if it's not doing baseball lessons I'm sure there has got to be some avenue that I can go down. I thought about being a scout but I don't know what all is involved in being a scout

@@Mitten4371 Good luck, Jeremy. I don’t know the steps involved in scouting other than reaching out to teams. I do know it’s competitive but if you have a passion for it, it won’t stop you. You have an impressive background and I would keep pursuing multiple avenues that involve coaching or teaching. Hopefully this agency will come thru.

Wow! Look at you pulling out the stats!