I’ve been watching all your videos and soo many great tips! I’m an older new player, learning so much from just all of these videos. Great content 💯💪❤️
Another great video. As a coach I have a couple of girls who pop up, but also don't keep their eye(s) on the ball. I think this drill will help them. I also have a girl who rolls her back shoulder when she swings basically chopping at the ball. Any drills to help with that?
Put a another tee with a ball right in front of the one they are hitting so they have a visual on where the ball needs to go (it should hit the ball on the tee in front). More line drives
Have them load and pause in their load to feel hands back and separated with the front foot down. This just helps them feel where everything needs to be before they fire.
Start getting into the load as the pitcher is coming up, about over the top. I always say foot needs to be down 2/3 of the way to the batter. Better early than late.
This is one of those drills that simply HAS to be done with either a coach (behind screen) pitch or a pitching machine. During a game, the player will be focusing on the pitcher as they deliver the ball, followed by turning their attention, when the ball is about 15 ft. away to the contact point. So their head goes into a head down mode, their eyes focusing on the upcoming contact point while tucking their chin to their collarbone. MLB Nolan Arenado is a great, almost exaggerated example of the head down technique. th-cam.com/video/ZOjNhZYQh6U/w-d-xo.html Your swing really is technically sound.
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Your swing is so smooth, controlled & explosive. It would be perfect to emulate for anyone who wishes to become a great hitter.
Thank you!
I’ve been watching all your videos and soo many great tips! I’m an older new player, learning so much from just all of these videos. Great content 💯💪❤️
Thank you!
Helped me fix a problem I've had for years! Thank you
Great tips! I’m sure I will use both drills in upcoming practices.
Amazing drills, ur best one so far that I’ve watched
Thank you!
Beautiful mechanics
Love this, thank you!
I love your videos. Im a softball coach in Adelaide, Aus to U16 kids and Im gonna use some of these drills at tomorrows training. cheers.
Thank you!
Hey girl! I just found your TH-cam and I absolutely love it! Could you do a video for drills to not drop your back shoulder?
Thank you! This is a good one for that.
@@MegRemSoftball perfect thank you!
I always pop up😂😅thank you
Another great video. As a coach I have a couple of girls who pop up, but also don't keep their eye(s) on the ball. I think this drill will help them. I also have a girl who rolls her back shoulder when she swings basically chopping at the ball. Any drills to help with that?
Put a another tee with a ball right in front of the one they are hitting so they have a visual on where the ball needs to go (it should hit the ball on the tee in front). More line drives
I love your videos so much
Thank you!
My 6 year old daughter uses my iPad to watch your videos. She’s going to be so excited that you commented back. 😂
Do you know of a drill to stop starting the swing before the front foot lands? Thank you
Have them load and pause in their load to feel hands back and separated with the front foot down. This just helps them feel where everything needs to be before they fire.
Do you have any tips for timing your hitting?
Start getting into the load as the pitcher is coming up, about over the top. I always say foot needs to be down 2/3 of the way to the batter. Better early than late.
If we use another object besides the 2nd tee, should we still sit a ball on top?
No, not needed! Just something to give you the visual to stay inside the ball!
This is one of those drills that simply HAS to be done with either a coach (behind screen) pitch or a pitching machine. During a game, the player will be focusing on the pitcher as they deliver the ball, followed by turning their attention, when the ball is about 15 ft. away to the contact point. So their head goes into a head down mode, their eyes focusing on the upcoming contact point while tucking their chin to their collarbone. MLB Nolan Arenado is a great, almost exaggerated example of the head down technique. th-cam.com/video/ZOjNhZYQh6U/w-d-xo.html
Your swing really is technically sound.