Thank you Jermaine. I continue to find your previous video extremely informative. Especially when I see a specific issue I need to address in one of my hitters. There are a lot of “instructors” out there and your information is by far some of the best I’ve been able to use and implement to get results. I really appreciate it.
the challenge is explaining this accurately. your weight MUST transfer to the front leg and off the back leg , but done while torso and head stay centered so weight shift is against front leg not over or past it. staying back is behind front leg not staying on back leg otherwise you can’t efficiently rotate,, too many mis interpret this stay stuck on back side and swing across the zone with no plate coverage. the triangle is a great reference or key.
My son is pigeon toed and, every time he throws he compensates by leaning his head towards the side of the foot he favors. Have you had any players in your career that were pigeon toed and any advice? Do I correct it or work with it? Thanks in advance, open to advice from anyone..
When I practice I can stay back just fine, whether it’s tee work, soft toss, front toss, or machine. In games I just can’t stay back. How can I fix this?
I believe it's a solid method. It's good for players who have high batted ball exit speeds. If your batted ball speeds are low, you're not going to do as much damage as you think.
Did the catch drill with my son for a few days last week. Hasn't struck out once in 4 straight American legion games since. Thanks for the drill.
Amazing! Thanks for watching and updating me
Thank you Jermaine. I continue to find your previous video extremely informative. Especially when I see a specific issue I need to address in one of my hitters. There are a lot of “instructors” out there and your information is by far some of the best I’ve been able to use and implement to get results. I really appreciate it.
Thank you! I needed to hear this.
Thanks I will use this with our little SB team!
Great video Jermaine simple tip to fix a big flaw, I remember Tony Gwynn saying if you get over your front side/ linger you’re out
Thats good advice
Yup in his book The Art of Hitting
Excellent video! My kids are in a major slump and this will help.
It’s the little things that makes a big difference… Great video as usual
Thank you Cactus! I appreciate you watching
Gotta keep coming back to these great videos and refresh before we hit the field for drills!
the challenge is explaining this accurately. your weight MUST transfer to the front leg and off the back leg , but done while torso and head stay centered so weight shift is against front leg not over or past it. staying back is behind front leg not staying on back leg otherwise you can’t efficiently rotate,, too many mis interpret this stay stuck on back side and swing across the zone with no plate coverage. the triangle is a great reference or key.
Good points! Thanks Df for watching and commenting
Ayyy great video
Thank you E Wash! What made you like this video?
Let the ball travel, stay on backside, and CRUSH it. Thanks brother
Yessir! Thank you for watching
My son is pigeon toed and, every time he throws he compensates by leaning his head towards the side of the foot he favors. Have you had any players in your career that were pigeon toed and any advice? Do I correct it or work with it? Thanks in advance, open to advice from anyone..
Send me a video so I can check it out at officialjermainecurtis@gmail.com
@@JermaineCurtis55 thanks sir!!. And I definitely will do that.
When I practice I can stay back just fine, whether it’s tee work, soft toss, front toss, or machine. In games I just can’t stay back. How can I fix this?
@JermaineCurtis55 any thoughts on the technique teachermanhitting is teaching
I believe it's a solid method. It's good for players who have high batted ball exit speeds. If your batted ball speeds are low, you're not going to do as much damage as you think.
Thank you. You are helping my 7 year old girl
These seem like great drills, wish you had examples of each just to be sure the mechanics are right.
My apologies, Johnny! Will remember that. Thanks for watching and commenting.
No offense but isn't this whole thing about demonstrating the drills?
i like this videos because of the drills he usually offers, but man does it feel like a lot of name dropping
hahah Thanks for watching James! Glad you liked the drills. Hopefully, it's helpful for you.
@@JermaineCurtis55 I wish you success. Keep working hard.
👉What's your biggest takeaway from this video?
I can’t wait to try this with my 6 year old
Awesome! Let me know how it goes Armond.