Having Success Off The Tee, But Not In Games? Watch This Video.

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

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  • @soccervideos7183
    @soccervideos7183 Год назад +6

    We have watched your videos and gone to one on one training with some of your training coaches. This was the best video to help my daughter in her first U14 game. She had her first home run all because this video clicked with her compared to other training techniques. Thank you very much!

  • @Coachbillyc
    @Coachbillyc Год назад +14

    I've been giving private baseball lessons and coaching for a few years now and there are 2 things I am encouraged by. One, I have been more or less using your approach without knowing it and 2) THANK-YOU for the videos they are superb and help me with my teaching approach, immensely.

  • @Lumberjack-hs8gb
    @Lumberjack-hs8gb Год назад +77

    I don’t care what anybody says about this guy. I believe an objective learner with no agenda would see he’s identified the best way to swing a bat at a baseball.

    • @synanthony
      @synanthony Год назад +5

      Literally looks like all the best swings on TV! Who you gonna believe? You’re own eyes or RUclips commenters!?!

    • @jimjoookno4622
      @jimjoookno4622 Год назад

      😂 ok

    • @Lumberjack-hs8gb
      @Lumberjack-hs8gb Год назад +4

      @@spannoschannel599
      No, I don’t think it’s new, but I still hear and see the majority of hitting coaches from Little League to College teaching to push the barrel straight to the ball.

    • @gapshot5065
      @gapshot5065 Год назад

      Lol

    • @keithcooper04
      @keithcooper04 Год назад +6

      This guy is Aaron Judge hitting coach. That says it all.

  • @clarkyow1418
    @clarkyow1418 Год назад +4

    I saw your stuff via RUclips shorts a few days ago and tonight in the cages, I tried it. The ball came off my bat like it was shot out of a cannon!
    Keep doing what you’re doing good sir!

  • @matthewwiederhold3946
    @matthewwiederhold3946 Год назад +16

    Never stop making videos they’re so helpful

  • @stop....hammertime
    @stop....hammertime Год назад +1

    This guy's vids are so interesting to me. I only played through Legion, hockey was my thing, but even in high school, my coach played in the A's organization, and he never even taught us how to swing properly. It was from Little League and up, as to where we just swung like we swung, and that was it. I would've probably been more interested, if we were learning a baseball science, such as this.

  • @twinciti2962
    @twinciti2962 Год назад +5

    Good god just when you thought it couldn’t get any better! Thank you so much for this video

  • @marcusgomez6090
    @marcusgomez6090 Год назад

    I just wanna say that this works, watching these videos and taking time to understand what he’s talking about and piecing it together. Its done wonders for me, found new power I didn’t know I had and hitting for great average.

  • @jch8376
    @jch8376 Год назад +5

    Another great video

  • @serveThepeople333
    @serveThepeople333 Год назад +2

    Best coach and best coach online.

  • @cheesecurdcards457
    @cheesecurdcards457 Год назад +1

    Love you your videos, just about every aspect of hitting has been covered. I was htting in the cage today and showed a lot of improvement, keep up these helpful videos👍

  • @billaltier510
    @billaltier510 Год назад +1

    Teacherman for swinging a bat & Dr. Kwon and Athletic Motion Golf for swinging a golf club.

  • @adamg1528
    @adamg1528 3 месяца назад

    Love these videos. Thank you!

  • @thomashofmann9436
    @thomashofmann9436 Год назад +2

    I don't play baseball - but Richard is a great person. I love his swing... he's a great guy for sure! He makes me wanna swing a bat!

  • @imBadMove
    @imBadMove Год назад +1

    Thanks coach! Love your content.

  • @mahmadieh7011
    @mahmadieh7011 Год назад +4

    Richard, we needed this video as we're transitioning from the one legged loaded launch position to the full swing.

  • @ryanbranco9786
    @ryanbranco9786 Год назад

    After seeing his technique, in past vid’s, I told my 9 yr old son about starting in an open stance to start the action, boom 💥 here it is! I am getting what he’s laying down!!

  • @pupfriend
    @pupfriend Год назад +1

    Just awesome!

  • @cryptosneakers1180
    @cryptosneakers1180 Год назад

    Made some big improvements today with starting open! this was a good day. Thank you

  • @blessedinpeace
    @blessedinpeace 8 месяцев назад

    This stuff works. Been obsessed with all the videos. Just got back from the batting cages and I have never barreled balls like I just did. Line drives over second base all day long

  • @brandon_white2422
    @brandon_white2422 2 месяца назад

    How do you teach the coil/load with a no stride swing?

  • @dannycampbell5173
    @dannycampbell5173 Год назад

    Do you have trainer coaches in the Houston area?

  • @tsteins1579
    @tsteins1579 Год назад +1

    Hey Richard, I'm getting back into a wood bat league after playing slow-pitch for nearly a decade. I have started using your teachings and implementing them as best as I can but a majority of my contact swings are pop ups to the infield. What can I focus on to square up more?

    • @Ben7406
      @Ben7406 Год назад

      Using your hands and forearm strength because it sounds like everything is working but your arm muscles.

    • @Springwater475
      @Springwater475 Год назад +1

      Try have a flat swing and not listening to nonsense

    • @JW-dy8ru
      @JW-dy8ru Год назад

      Lack of coordination could be a reason

    • @cutlermcmanus14
      @cutlermcmanus14 Год назад

      Because this guys methods work. When you are 6,4 250 but your probably not

  • @brianbadillo1303
    @brianbadillo1303 Год назад

    Rich. Where can we send our videos? We need you to show us your way

  • @adamturner8732
    @adamturner8732 Год назад +8

    Teacherman... why does it seem that the Japanese seem to codify the swing principles you teach the most? You must be aware of that look but curious how traditionally they came to that model as opposed to most American hitting.

    • @quick04sti
      @quick04sti Год назад +3

      Wondering if it's cause of there exposure to kendo. Musashi believed one should hold a katana not like a sword. But like a fishing rod instead. And that your swing should be that of casting fishing rod. And your cast be like a stroke of the Calligraphy pen.

    • @daddydonegoood
      @daddydonegoood Год назад

      @@quick04stithat’s amazing. Last summer I started to cast my rod using the techniques I learned from these videos.

  • @jam2861
    @jam2861 Год назад

    Are you still local to the STL area? Do you teach or have employees that teach youth?

  • @gramzalupe
    @gramzalupe Год назад

    Is this for one hand follow throughs only ?

  • @fishncoach8699
    @fishncoach8699 Год назад +1

    I don't see the swing path you teach in the live players that you show. But with that being said you do present some good information for thought and there's some good stuff in this video for youngsters learning to load

  • @creaty2852
    @creaty2852 Год назад

    @teacherman: One thing I’ve been curious that I haven’t seen addressed in any of your videos is if the lead elbow should stay bent as long as possible or straighten out?
    I feel like half of the players featured do it one way and the the other half do it the other way.
    Maybe it doesn’t matter but I’m curious to know

    • @calvinbaxter7151
      @calvinbaxter7151 Год назад

      I think I’d you pivot the bat instead of push the bat it doesn’t matter. Acuna “arm bars” but boy does that bat still pivot and crush the ball consistently. Just my opinion though

  • @jamesmagee5613
    @jamesmagee5613 Год назад

    Can you breakdown Griffey swing please

  • @LuisMD96
    @LuisMD96 Год назад +1

    If I saw these videos when I was still playing, I might still be playing lol

  • @chucklillard1243
    @chucklillard1243 Год назад

    Love this man. I just want to give him a massage.

    • @JW-dy8ru
      @JW-dy8ru Год назад

      Don't forget to give him a reach around while your at it

  • @michaeldawson6565
    @michaeldawson6565 9 месяцев назад

    That really is kerry carpenters swing pretty amazing how good he has been for are tigers now if he can just stay healthy for a complete season he could have an amazing season

  • @broncoramfan
    @broncoramfan Год назад

    Idk why, but everything just clicked for me. Hopefully, I can translate it to the field. Thank you

  • @snappyone
    @snappyone Год назад

    Noticed that Teacherman holds his hands on the bat with a "boxed" grip, not knockers over knockers. Have you ever looked into the best batting grips? This video goes into it: ruclips.net/video/VpuXvCA3fPc/видео.html

    • @derekchance3700
      @derekchance3700 Год назад

      Pay attention to the way big leaguers hold the bat. You should be skeptical of anyone claiming that something is correct if the best hitters in the game do not do it.

  • @ffstone77ify
    @ffstone77ify Год назад +6

    This dude has no idea what he's talking about. That's now how you swing at all.

    • @vincealince_SRT
      @vincealince_SRT Год назад

      Lol his clientele says otherwise

    • @ffstone77ify
      @ffstone77ify Год назад +1

      @VinceALince_SRT lol. Yea not really. He claims he has clientele. He's all BS. He never even played the game.

    • @vincealince_SRT
      @vincealince_SRT Год назад

      @@ffstone77ify the man has Aaron Judge and D1 softball girls instructing them on his shorts. Need more evidence? as much as I or you may not agree with his hitting lessons, the man does have hitters to show for it

    • @ffstone77ify
      @ffstone77ify Год назад +1

      @VinceALince_SRT he claims them yes but this is not how you hit or teach hitting. Think what you want but he's the reason numbers in the MLB are declining. He's ruined guys careers. Do more research. The guy doesn't know baseball. Never played it.

    • @ig_a_rogerss23
      @ig_a_rogerss23 Год назад

      @@ffstone77ify 62

  • @jordanprisella3328
    @jordanprisella3328 Год назад

    Slow

  • @Soupbone45
    @Soupbone45 Год назад

    Have you seen the swing mechanic guy? I’m sure you have. I would love to see a debate between the two of you. He seems to be a little J of you.