Kyle Bear Fryedaddy/Frito MLB The Real Voices of the Game Productions KINETIC ARM Kevin Kernan Sal Marinello Billy Chapel Chris Nowak FiveFrameSwings The Hitting Force OldBoi Gringo Va Plakata “You’re absolutely right—hitting isn’t about one trick. There’s no one-size-fits-all formula. It’s about adapting to what each player needs. I believe in my abilities as a hitting coach—not to prove I’m right, but to help each hitter feel what makes them their best self. If they

Efficient sequencing is the engine of powerful, adjustable swings. It transfers energy from the ground, through the body, and into the bat. Here's a look at that energy flow in action from the Launchpad motion capture lab at Driveline 🚀

“Yogi Berra had the fastest bat I ever saw. He could hit a ball late, that was already past him, and take it out of the park. The pitchers were afraid of him because he’d hit anything, so they didn’t know what to throw. Yogi had them psyched out and he wasn't even trying to psych

Sometimes it's asking a player one good question, and then they don't stop. The right question at the right time can change everything. I had players come into the batting cage and we never even hit, we just talked. As a manager, you're working with 25 players who have hearts,

Phillies Rafael Marchan with a VERY low slot throw out. Good reason to experiment to find your best slot also knowing that you will be required to throw from multiple slots depending on the play & pitch location.

Thanks Hitting_Done_Right_HDR for this great drill to prevent lunging. youtube.com/shorts/DWoEuXN…

Everyone who has ever played in the MLB had the “IT” factor! Some had the capital “IT” and some had the lower case “it” but they all had “IT” What is the “IT” factor you might ask? The "IT" factor in athletes refers to the intangible, unquantifiable qualities that set them

"When Robin Roberts won, he was gracious. When he lost, so often in extra innings with his teammates giving him no runs, he did not pout. Day after day he went out there and threw that high, hard one down the middle, a marvellously coordinated man doing his job. If he had pitched

Curly: "How are we gonna get in pictures? We don't know nothin' about makin' movies!" Moe: "There's a couple of thousand people in pictures now, who know nothing about it. Three more won't make any difference. Didn’t you go to school, stupid?" Curly: "Soitenly, came out the same