Fernando Tatis Jr Slow Motion Home Run Baseball Swing Hitting Mechanics

#baseball #coaching #instruction #tips #highlights #hitting #pastimeathletics

[EdgarLeon-tquj]

Crazy that he's able to hit a 90mph pitch with a swing that slow.

[YourFavPerson]

Look at how much he rotates through his swing at the end 🔥

[shujaamwenyemaarifa]

His entire front side is already facing the pitcher before he even makes contact with the ball! Great rotation.

[danielhaley]

Thought the step was too big, but then everything caught up to that front leg so beautifully

[HappyDaddy]

The fans are moving as fast as his swing, incredible!

[TheRoadLessChosen]

Wow. That “one last look” was true. Man. That’s crazy.

That golf match happen the day Klay unfollowed the warriors?

[Bronx_Yankee]

Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio

Beautiful swing

[mbrum]

Ouch that front knee hyperextending could become an issue.

[TheRoadLessChosen]

I agree about the fan base. Casuals > Warriors “fans”

[denniscanepaaguilar]

El estilo japonés se está imponiendo o es idea mía...

[a_lev]

Bro was not kidding when he said slo-mo

[zac]

I’m surprised with how street his bottom hand arm is. He doesn’t “stay connected” does he?

[TheRoadLessChosen]

For a whole second I thought what followed the “@“ sign was PastYourPrimeAthletics.

[metaphoria]

Notice how he comes down/ drops the bat on the ball before finishing in an uppercut

[gregsilver]

almost all elite mlb hitters hit with their front arm locked in an angle close to an arm bar. The gurus teach kids to start and maintain or keep their front arm elbow flexed to a 90 degree "box" through the swing and into contact yet you rarely if ever see any mlb players have their front arm elbow flexed to 90 degrees after they have load much less during the swing and at contact. Coaches today teach out length in the front arm yet all mlb players do it. It is directly proportional to power and if it was not golfers would not do it. Its physics. They teach to stay connected but at a flexed front elbow to 90 degrees. At least it is better than the past teaching of pushing and extending elbows to the ball but keeping the front elbow flexed is not only a large loss of power it is especially for young kids a recipe for players to push and extend with their elbows. That is death of a swing for power and consistency.

[cobbIe-s]

Are those people in the back cardboard?

[Masonr]

Yes he was on steroids but you still have to be talented enough to make contact with a 90+ mph baseball

[josebustamante]

At first I thought the video was not playing💀

[botybandit]

Those hips are on steroids- Dodger fans probably

[livenationwide]

The people in the stands look exactly like a 00s video game. Is that the light reflecting around them or is this fake lol