Jerren Watson Ward (@wardjerren) 's Twitter Profile
Jerren Watson Ward

@wardjerren

Young up-and-coming baseball coach
Head Baseball Coach at Moss Middle School
Firestorm ⚾️14u
Baseball Director at Academic Camps
Former player turned coach

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Brandon Vega (@thewheelhousenj) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Segment loading for HLP: Try loading in segments. The purpose? This drill will teach you how to control your forward move How? See how many segments you can work into before you feel that you have to swing

John Sangillo (@acessangillo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Yeah, I know the Mookie video gets overused… but what he says here is absolute gold. Some of the best info on social media, period. Mookie shows how going back lets the lat pull the top arm. In a game, when he lets that move flow into the ground, the chain fires correctly:

John Sangillo (@acessangillo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Elite hitters don’t push their hands or fall backward. The rear elbow stays connected, the pelvis removes slack, the front knee rotates, and the front heel pulls under. Hands move rearward, naturally arcing around center mass, while the torso and lower half rotate together. The

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This is what I would call “ideal or textbook blocking position.” Whether you start on a knee or in a traditional, this is the position you want to get to. Yes, you can block on one knee. Yes, you can block on your feet. And yes, it is pretty challenging to (Cont.)

This is what I would call “ideal or textbook blocking position.” 

Whether you start on a knee or in a traditional, this is the position you want to get to.

Yes, you can block on one knee.  Yes, you can block on your feet.  And yes, it is pretty challenging to (Cont.)