What 99% of Hitting Coaches Do NOT Understand

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[TeachermanHitting]

Learn the High Level Swing here:

[Pine]

Every now and then you run into someone like this in life whether it be sports or work and they break down something to you in a way that is so simple and intuitive

[Lord_Baphomet_]

If my coach had told me about this we would’ve probably won a game.

[iamjason]

“I’ll do it slow” **BREAKS THE SOUND BARRIER**

[Bitz]

“Honey, did you hear a gun shot?” “Nah that’s just grandpa Phil smashing some baseballs.”

[OBM]

i love when coaches show why they’re coaches.

[Mo-rcph]

I don’t play baseball but I love it when instructors go a step further, determined to find a way to make sure a ‘student’ succeeds. I feel like this guy might be an example

[Jaytee.]

I've watched this over a hundred times, and he's not once missed that ball!

[rjmc]

“Ill do it slow”

*Opens up a portal to another dimension after hit*

[lasuperchargers]

Wow. I played baseball for 14 years and never had that level of instruction from a hitting coach. This guy is the goat

[densetsu]

“I’ll do it slow”
*creates the multiverse*

[Joe_Cool]

At first I was like “look at da flick of da wrist ahhh” but when that sweet crack sounded off I couldn’t do anything but be amazed.

[RayMurphyX]

"I'll do it slow"
Gives the ball a compound fracture.

[ThomasistheTwin]

The way he reset the ball in the same motion was the most impressive part.

[aaronm.]

The crack of the ball off the bat might be one the most amazing sounds that exist.

[UncleChase]

He just turned all of us into future mlb legends 😂

[jayr.]

you can tell he's perfected the techniques of basketball

[reddjinn]

"Step back young blood, I can get my own ball."

[Soloist]

What a master level swing, that crack, the way he predictably did it. Absolute legend

[grantnorman]

Imagine you’re in a softball league just trying to have a good time on Sundays and then this random old guy clobbers everything to the parking lot