HLP Podcast w/Richard Schenck
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- Опубликовано: 2 апр 2024
- Richard (aka teacherman) is a hitting pioneer who helped transform Aaron Judge's swing back in 2017. Since then, his hitting method called HLP has transformed thousands of baseball swings over the years. Yet, there is a lot of controversy about this swing method.
In this podcast we cover Richards online persona, his personal success with HLP and MLB hitters, as well as deep dive on some of the hitting methodology. We break down what Launch Quickness really is and how hitters must be Ready At Release to succeed at the highest level.
Training information: optimalpowerperformance.com
OPP Training app: apps.apple.com/us/app/opp-tra...
Launch Quickness app: apps.apple.com/us/app/launch-... 
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Good interview. Many times it’s a bash feast against him when he gets interviewed. Hitting is extremely hard! Good luck to all
Nice Job! Wish it was longer. Always love hearing Rich talk hitting.
Love teacherman!!!!
Great interview! This channel is awesome. Glad someone posted it in the HLP member group 💪💪
Love to hear it!
Great stuff. Hope we get more interviews like this with HLP instructors.
It amazes me that Richard breaks down the complexity of a “swing” into the most simplest of terms and yet every hitting coach, every hitting guru 🙄, every coach just dogs him out because it’s not the normal routine.
Change is good and when kids (any player) aren’t hitting like they want to or coaches want them to, Change is needed.
Thanks AJ for working with my boy while in AZ
This is so good! 🔥
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Man, listen. I'm 33 and was a cleanup hitter all star my whole life right up until the depths of the minors and just not being good enough coupled with the garbage lifestyle of working construction to afford being a player 😂 gotcha and any prospect I had at a career went up in flames with every BP session messing up the swing that got me there and every bill that got paid by mommy and daddy. 😂
This might be the most important part of the podcast. Now that I have 4 sons, 2 of which just now coming of age in coach pitch I can already see how much damage coaches egos do to kids. My oldest son worked with me and only me and went out there and knocked the piss out of everything in coach pitch, I mean no exaggerationone of the maybe 5 or 6 kids that got a solid hit every at bat, and low and behold I have to work extra hours and cant be there every second and let some guy that didnt make the middle school team start messing up his swing I about lost my shit and become "that dad". I dont know why, but every coach of young kids have this odd desire to change every kids stance and swing even if they are already knocking the snot out of the ball.
Needless to say I volunteer to coach now and let the kids play and work on the wrists and loading up, but kiddos can stand and do whatever the want, just be ready for the ball. Now we get mercy ruled every inning. LET KIDS BE KIDS. Being quicker on the ball is universal but dont dick up every single thing....coaches..
The really is no doubt that these methods work. Mookie Betts might be the best hitter in the bigs and he’s 5’8’’ and 170. He is ready to launch early! All good hitters are ready early.
Solid 👍🏽
Is there a directory of hlp coaches?
My kid is 5'1 92lbs. Just watched him hit a ball 285 over the fence. Never got remotely close to that before
Yessir.
Y'all know any guys properly training HLP in the Tampa area?
@1bagger35 - just spend the $300 and buy his program. All you need is there and maybe a body size mirror.
I’ve trained many of the HLP concepts with my son who is now playing for a nationally ranked JUCO college. At 5’ 11” and 170 pounds my son rakes and hits balls harder and more consistent than boys 40 pounds heavier and stronger. He’s hit 2 balls recently nearly 420 feet at 105 mph off the bat. Swinging down and clipping a ball or beating a ball into the ground is not a high level swing.
Schenck
Good call just fixed it lol
@@optimalpowerperformance you had it correct everywhere else!
Lmfao. Just copy theo vons thumbnails basically
Yeah, it all half makes sense until TM says when your swing on video starts to look like Albert, Mickey etc. I'm like what? Their swings are nothing like you teach. Mickey Mantles bat doesn't turn back towards the catcher. He does not stay back coiled around his rear hip, he moves weight forward off his back leg and into the ball. It's great you have a theory, but I can't get past the fact that you think all these great hitters were doing what you teach. Babe Ruth, Ted Williams and Ken Griffey are almost doing the opposite of what you teach. Why don't you just admit that and say my philosophy is new and different, and here's how it works. Otherwise, anyone who sees through your claims is gonna check out and call you on your bullshit. Stop with the BS and calk it what it is...a unique swing method.