How To Develop UNSTOPPABLE CONFIDENCE In Baseball

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  • How To Develop UNSTOPPABLE CONFIDENCE In Baseball. In today’s video, you’ll discover practical tips and advice on how to develop more confidence in baseball. Apply these techniques to your practice today.
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  • @UltimateBaseballTraining
    @UltimateBaseballTraining  6 лет назад +13

    Subscribe to our channel so you never miss a new baseball video! Don't forget to grab your Free Bat Speed Boosters workout - just click the link in the description!

    • @miahmarieeeeee
      @miahmarieeeeee 6 лет назад +2

      Hello how are you doing love watching your videos.. I have a 9 year old son that has Been playing baseball but he is still scared to slide when stealing a base, no matter how much the coaches ask him to slide he never does.. any advice please thanks..

  • @ChiRiley2000
    @ChiRiley2000 6 лет назад +35

    I watched this video on the bus on the way to a game and my second ab hit an oppo tank v.s Plainfield Central

  • @iam03j32
    @iam03j32 6 лет назад +41

    I haven’t seen someone hold a bat so long without swinging 😂

  • @taylorcharlesmichel
    @taylorcharlesmichel 6 лет назад +39

    You pump me up, bro! I am awful in every aspect of baseball (though I can watch it like a pro), but your videos are really helping me develop the confidence needed to improve my skills slowly but surely. Please keep it up!

    • @UltimateBaseballTraining
      @UltimateBaseballTraining  6 лет назад +1

      Awesome Taylor! Thank you so much for watching and I really appreciate the support! 👊🏼

  • @thetruetexanamerican3522
    @thetruetexanamerican3522 6 лет назад +18

    This is actually one of the few things I had down from the beginning. I wasn't able to practice football ever while I was living with my dad. It's the sport I always wanted to play. With no experience I left my dad eventually and went to try out for the new high school I was going to. I was confident I could make it. Baseball was the sport that I always believed anything can happen. I had a chance. I didn't make it. I made a deal with the coaches confident that I could make it. Knowing I had the most determination to get better. I would practice with the team and practice on the field when I had the time. But I would do all the booking for Varsity and JV. I new I could get good enough to make it. I was going to do whatever it takes. Online help. Personal help. Team help. I ended up making JV and was the starter for Right Fielder batting ninth. I went in with confidence. Ignorant but confident. Not making the team didn't shake the confidence. I worked anytime I could and got help anywhere I could. The coaches even saw my determination and have me private lessons for free. After practice was over the coaches would wait with me an hour and a half later working with me on baseball. On everything. I'm not done yet. Another year in high school next year. My goal is Varsity. It always was. Working after the season was over and I'm paying for a private coach to help me plus I'm using your videos to help with things that I can work on on my own. My free time is baseball time. I have a lot of catching up to do and I know I can make it. I can make varsity. I can make it in college. I will get to the major leagues no matter what it takes. I also have always tracked my own states. My OBP. My contact percentage. How many of my contact's make it in the field. How many of them are hits. How many balls I catch VS drop. How often I make good throws VS bad ones. Everything. I have always looked at everything I have done. I knew what my strengths and weaknesses were at the beginning. I can tell them to anyone who asks. I can tell you exactly how much I have improved. I even put pressure on myself all the time. I look for those situations. Where I'm either the game winner or game loser. I end up deciding the game. I imagine myself in that situation all the time.

    • @ballinoutyt
      @ballinoutyt 3 года назад +3

      You just wrote an essay for school, and got an A+

  • @ryan_parkrr
    @ryan_parkrr 4 года назад +6

    I honestly really love the fact he not only covers the physical parts of baseball but the mental ones, too. Ty sm justin

  • @crip665
    @crip665 5 лет назад +3

    I started playing Baseball a Week ago. I´m 38 years old and have never hit a Baseball so far. I have played soccer and basketball all my life and therefore I have kind of a good feel for the ball in general. So I looked into RUclips to get some tips ind info about the fundamentals of baseball and found your videos. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge of the game with an old german dude who knows nothing about the game. I think it will help me develop much faster and enjoy the game even more! Greetings from Germany. Jan

  • @lauriejaquez6627
    @lauriejaquez6627 3 года назад +2

    I googled how to develop confidence at bat for my son who is just starting high school and has not played in a game in over a year due to covid. I came across this video and watched. I'm going to have my son watch it. I play tennis, and I have been struggling with my serve. All of the things you mentioned are going to help me with my serve!! It's all about confidence and mental toughness. Thanks!!

    • @MJaquez55
      @MJaquez55 3 года назад

      Ok that’s cool

  • @mattpetit8504
    @mattpetit8504 4 года назад +2

    Great videos, coach. I share this knowledge with our boys all the time. Much appreciated.

  • @dylanchan3772
    @dylanchan3772 6 лет назад +7

    This helps me a lot Justin, I even wrote down a lot of the things you said on a post card to remind me and inspire me where to find my confidence. Thanks and I hope to take this into my next game and practice.

  • @lilspooky4008
    @lilspooky4008 5 лет назад +3

    I’ve really been needing this. I quit travel ball in 6th grade to play school and I felt that I was playing harder than everyone I was starting over a guy who was 2 years older, the next year was the same , this year I have been extremely inconsistent at the plate and it’s hurt me as a person I’ve been struggling in school because I’m so worried about tryna get a hit that when I’m bating I’m doing everything wrong I’m not using my hips or swinging fast enough so lately I decided to swing in the net for 2 hours every day and things are looking better and this vid has helped even more, thank you very much

  • @johncabaig4754
    @johncabaig4754 6 лет назад +7

    Hi coach watching from the Philippines thank you for inspiring all of us

  • @jenniferfitzpatrick6224
    @jenniferfitzpatrick6224 2 года назад

    Thanks for confidence

  • @steffanieimmerfall3129
    @steffanieimmerfall3129 2 года назад

    This is amazing thank you!

  • @lakegiles596
    @lakegiles596 6 лет назад +7

    Just want to say thanks for the vids i know you do these for the player but i coach 12u and i use all your drilllz that you put out and use them in practice and all the kids have been improving

  • @cbanks1980
    @cbanks1980 6 лет назад +7

    THANKS FOR DROPPING THOSE JEWELS COACH!!!

  • @gabrielweighner7615
    @gabrielweighner7615 6 лет назад +3

    Hey Justin! I just wanted to let you know that you help me a LOT! I’ve been watching for years now (no joke) and whenever I need help on something your channel is the first place I go. You have amazing drills and different perspectives that I use to help me play better than I ever would have without you! Thanks again!

    • @UltimateBaseballTraining
      @UltimateBaseballTraining  6 лет назад

      Thanks so much for the support Gabriel! I'm so glad the videos have been helpful for you. Crazy to think I've now been putting up videos for YEARS! This is just the beginning though. Lots of great stuff coming in the near future. Anyway, thanks again. Comments like this get me fired up and keep me pushing forward!

    • @gabrielweighner7615
      @gabrielweighner7615 6 лет назад

      Glad to give back because of what you gave me! Best of luck Justin!

  • @milesbarham7872
    @milesbarham7872 4 года назад

    Thanks man

  • @nikkiaguilar3077
    @nikkiaguilar3077 Год назад

    Thank you Ultimate baseball trainer you inspired me to not be scared of the baseball in baseball Thank you your a true baseball trainer⚾

  • @brentcod
    @brentcod 2 года назад

    I’m going to a big tournament in South Carolina right now I’ll definitely use these

  • @athleticsbeyondfitness
    @athleticsbeyondfitness 2 года назад

    Nice video! I'm definitely a victim of this myself sometimes! Appreciate what you do to help youth ball players!

  • @mattt7237
    @mattt7237 Год назад

    Thanks man! This really helped because I really don't have confidence, I'm either worried about getting hit, or about getting a hit. I really think this helped. I just really need to stay in the batters box, parents say I'm not going to stay in baseball if I don't stay in and drive the ball. Thanks man, this really helped.

  • @lllllllllllllllII
    @lllllllllllllllII 4 года назад +3

    Hard work is the only key

  • @usssykes5135
    @usssykes5135 6 лет назад +2

    Good job man

  • @Benjaminrcd
    @Benjaminrcd 6 лет назад +5

    Hardwork makes the dream work!

  • @mikegaming588
    @mikegaming588 5 лет назад +2

    Thanks for the video i have a game today!

  • @Shaqofalltrades
    @Shaqofalltrades 6 лет назад +10

    Really needed this man! I had the first game jitters and struck out in the first inning. During practice I'm a beast! But in game I get in my head, this was very helpful!

  • @maxclubine-ito318
    @maxclubine-ito318 6 лет назад +3

    1st nice video I have more confidence when I play baseball keep up the good work😀🔥🔥🔥

  • @luisavila9385
    @luisavila9385 6 лет назад +5

    Great video man and Ive got to say good job. I used to have cofidence problem and the video helps thanks. Bye

  • @jasonm6338
    @jasonm6338 6 лет назад +2

    Just wondering if there are any updates on upcoming videos for metal cleat selection.

    • @UltimateBaseballTraining
      @UltimateBaseballTraining  6 лет назад

      That's something we will try to work in a video in the future! Nothing in the immediate future though.

  • @braydensadventures9915
    @braydensadventures9915 3 года назад +3

    I’ve been struggling to get a hit in games. I’ve had 5 games and have either gotten walked or struck out and I haven’t gotten a hit. I can hit good in practice but not games. Do you have any tips?

    • @ketchican
      @ketchican 3 года назад

      Me too. I think I'm 0-12 to start my summer ball season after about 5 games. I'm no longer thinking about the fact that I don't have a hit yet; instead I'm trying to focus on having confidence that I can do it, as well as focusing on hitting the ball hard.

  • @itsstillej
    @itsstillej 2 года назад

    went 0-3 yesterday so ima need this and much more

  • @bigdog5105
    @bigdog5105 6 лет назад

    So I get this may not help everyone but I used to step out (like big time) and the things coaches tried wouldn’t work until I had a coach he didn’t work on it just called time came up to me and told me to believe that I could hit. I don’t step out anymore I have CONFIDENCE that I can hit the ball and it’s a good tip when you’re out there watching the pitch just think about how you can hit off that guy. Works for me hope it works for other people to! And thanks coach for everything you do love your videos!

  • @cadensharp9616
    @cadensharp9616 6 лет назад +1

    I am having trouble dropping my shoulder and throwing. I used to be able to throw from right field to home on a one hop now o can hardly throw it from 3rd to 1st. Do you have any vidoes for that?

    • @UltimateBaseballTraining
      @UltimateBaseballTraining  6 лет назад

      I think this video might be able to help you out!
      ruclips.net/video/qp7d7Cb9XJE/видео.html

  • @jasongailey8540
    @jasongailey8540 6 лет назад

    Anyone have any tips for helping a U8 kid regain his comfort in the batters box after being hit by a pitch? I’ve got a good hitter that is thinking “get out of the way” as soon as the pitcher gets into his windup. How do I get him to think “I’m going to hit” instead?

  • @sxmmyman
    @sxmmyman 6 лет назад +3

    Road to 100k subscribers!!

  • @rykery1034
    @rykery1034 6 лет назад +4

    Do you have any stretches/exercises for pain in the elbow when you throw?

    • @UltimateBaseballTraining
      @UltimateBaseballTraining  6 лет назад +1

      No, not currently - but that's a great idea!

    • @gregoryweber7027
      @gregoryweber7027 6 лет назад +3

      Pain in the elbow is not something you just stretch out. Get it check out to see what is causing the pain. Determine if it is muscular, skeletal or other.

    • @Pichy
      @Pichy 5 лет назад +1

      @@gregoryweber7027 im not sure if its bad because it happens to me too and i recently started throwing hard 3rd to 1st as a workout in mh team. I think he means throwing hard. Its either bad form or that he recently just started throwing again

  • @chrisguerra4978
    @chrisguerra4978 4 года назад

    How do I gain better at not striking out and getting aggressive and stop watching pitches

  • @andrewdavi5262
    @andrewdavi5262 3 года назад +1

    I got my high school tryouts today, wish me luck please❤️

  • @matthewmielke7161
    @matthewmielke7161 6 лет назад

    I have a very serious question I am in 9th grade and I am wondering if that is too late to start baseball. Keep in mind I never played any tee ball or anything ever. I was always kind of intrigued by baseball but never acually got into it. Now that I am ready to play i am starting to think it's too late. Please tell me the 100% truth

  • @sammybull9588
    @sammybull9588 4 года назад +1

    Be the first player in and last to leave and earn the respect. As Respect is earned not given💪

  • @dylanchan3772
    @dylanchan3772 6 лет назад +1

    Hey Coach Justin, I was watching a video for your Bat Speed Accelerator program and you kept mentioning about pinching your knees together. What do you mean by that?

    • @UltimateBaseballTraining
      @UltimateBaseballTraining  6 лет назад

      I'll make a more in-depth video on this topic soon. Basically as your body rotates in the swing, your back knee is going to gain ground towards your front side and eventually as your front leg straightens, your knees will pinch together. This is the most powerful position a hitter can be in

    • @dylanchan3772
      @dylanchan3772 6 лет назад

      Oh ok, that makes more sense. I'll try it out with a few swings, thanks!

  • @chrisgarcia4893
    @chrisgarcia4893 6 лет назад +1

    I help coach my little brothers 11-12 yr old team. We all know those players that aren't so coordinated/skilled. I pitch to the kids. I always find myself pitching fast to the kids I know will battle for solid hits and pitching slower to the kids I know have trouble. Is that fair? I just want all the kids to hit the ball

    • @UltimateBaseballTraining
      @UltimateBaseballTraining  6 лет назад +1

      That's a great question and it's a tough one. I don't think there's a right or wrong answer. I totally see where you're coming from and wanting everyone to hit the ball. I also think in the long run it'll end up holding those less-skilled players back because when they get to the next level and the pitching is more difficult, they'll really struggle. You've also gotta remember that not everyone is destined to play this game at a high level. I think what you're doing is fine! Just keep it fun and help them out the best you can.

    • @chrisgarcia4893
      @chrisgarcia4893 6 лет назад

      Ultimate Baseball Training thank you and noted!

  • @Wigglesyes
    @Wigglesyes 3 месяца назад

    i watched this and i my next game i went 4-4 with 2 doubles and 2 singles

  • @landonduplechin7590
    @landonduplechin7590 6 лет назад +2

    Im a pitcher and have been for my entire life. I pitch alot and i have a very strong arm for my age. I throw 80 and Im 14. Im 6'2 so I have always had an advantage but Ive recently begun having bicep trouble when throwing. Sometimes its in the nerves at the top of the short head of the bicep and sometimes its at the bottom of the short head of the bicep. I dont know what Im doing wrong. Thanks

    • @gabrielweighner7615
      @gabrielweighner7615 6 лет назад

      How do you throw? Do you have a sidearm throw? I used to and I got a lot of pain. Otherwise I don’t really know... Mabye ask a doctor... they know a lot more than me😂

    • @landonduplechin7590
      @landonduplechin7590 6 лет назад

      lol well I could ask a doctor but Im looking for something I can work on now. I dont throw sidearm necessarily but I throw like a 3 quarter arm angle. Do you think that this would effect it?

    • @gabrielweighner7615
      @gabrielweighner7615 6 лет назад

      IDk. I throw 3/4 too but I used to throw sidearm and my arm hurt but I don’t necessarily think that the pain was from that... I had a really long throw and my arm felt strange after that... Mabye make sure your shoulders and elbows are on the same plane. Idk Mabye just toss it until you are loose which is common sense but it might help

    • @gabrielweighner7615
      @gabrielweighner7615 6 лет назад

      Do you stretch your arm a lot and hydrate (I know it’s obvious)

  • @sammybull9588
    @sammybull9588 4 года назад

    “Know your goal is to focus on the pitch. Be with the ball and don’t let the fear of getting out get in your way. “

  • @ramauldramharack2138
    @ramauldramharack2138 2 года назад +1

    You remind me of cody rhodes.

  • @varla6061
    @varla6061 6 лет назад +1

    Make a video about how to steal home.

  • @thetruetexanamerican3522
    @thetruetexanamerican3522 6 лет назад +2

    You have a lot of subscribers and you probably get a lot of comments from thousands of people. Tens of thousands. Do you have people who comment often enough and are distinct enough that you remember them much more than other people. People who you basically expect to see commenting. Not a baseball comment. Just a question that I thought about. I am a pretty curious guy sometimes.

  • @al1976-v7m
    @al1976-v7m Год назад

    If chapter 16 is tested and i prepare chapter 14 and 15, i wouldn't call that preparation at all.

  • @KenAdams426
    @KenAdams426 6 лет назад +2

    quality over quantity.

    • @UltimateBaseballTraining
      @UltimateBaseballTraining  6 лет назад +1

      Yes! 🙏🏼

    • @KenAdams426
      @KenAdams426 6 лет назад

      That is what our late baseball coach back in high school would always preach. with quantity, you start to develop bad habits which is making what your doing now useless.

  • @fluidz9333
    @fluidz9333 3 года назад

    I can’t stay later because my dad has work

  • @benedekfarkas5533
    @benedekfarkas5533 6 лет назад +1

    This one 1 person who disliked this video is probablyy your ex,coach!

  • @rickyscruggs971
    @rickyscruggs971 5 лет назад

    So uhhhh work harder and be a better player and you will have confidence? track your results? Measure what you do? ... stoped listening after two points. Can’t believe this is a video is supposed to be about confidence. This is about how to practice better and that’s all. Change the title.