If you are a high school/college hitter who doesn't swing at a pitch above your belt in BP or front flips because you think it's high, odds are you are not a very good hitter. Great hitters can crush the high pitch in BP.

First 33 games: HLP doesn’t work! Next 94 games: He’s not doing HLP! 🤦‍♂️

The Richard Schenck, JFD PPP LQC TTE 🙂 is ruining my kids swing. Trying to correct it has been a challenge. It's gonna be a process but I'll keep you guys updated.

Aaron Judge is the first player in MLB history with 50+ HR, 120+ RBI and 100+ BB before September

Still makes no sense to me, why wouldn’t you want to try and copy the best hitters in the game, best hitters of all time?

No Stride is a style that creates the same movements as a Stride: Kemp was one of the best to do it. Simple style that gets players to limit unnecessary movements while creating quick and efficient moves to launch. Quickness = Power #gritnj

No words needed 😎😎 #feelthefire

John Michael Faile hitting casual oppo homers 400 + feet. His bat plays in the big leagues right now. Cincinnati Reds move him up.

MLB hitters can hit the high pitch.

Looking like our Gamecock punters/kickers are going to be getting a lot of playing time once again this year. 😬

The Good Lord definitely smiled on the Gamecocks tonight. 💯 And they needed Him.

By Thursday evening, I will have fully convinced myself that the Gamecocks will stomp Kentucky.

Trey Dyson I’m already there!

And most don't know they can't. They think they just keep barely missing pitches. There is a reason why guys 'just miss' their pitch consistently,

I've got two 13 year old knuckleballers on our Fall team. Both are good athletes that have great feel for the pitch.

Well, it appears the Gamecocks are on a mission to reach the playoffs this year. Ya gotta believe!!!

Our BP tonight will consist of intentional swing and miss early. I’m not crazy. I understand reaction time training!!! Make bold decisions at full speed!

Gamecocks O-Line and D-Line is elite. 💪🏼

The ABC debate moderators are doubling as the officiating crew in this South Carolina/LSU game.

Brian Kelly and today's referee were sorority sisters in college. You can't make this stuff up!