In amateur baseball, there is no better time to fail than in the fall. Fall baseball (August-October) is when my hitters try new things to determine what works and what doesn’t. Ask any successful …
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If you boil baseball down to its most important parts, I'd argue it’s all about the competition between pitcher and hitter. A hitter must develop a good swing he can repeat as often as the pitcher’s …
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August-October is the time my hitters dedicate to trying new things, which helps determine what works and what doesn’t. JaKari Wade is a L.E.A.D. Ambassador and senior at South Atlanta High School. As …
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Talent is things you do well, while habits are things you do well repeatedly without thought. Skills are things you do well repeatedly without thought while under stress. As my Diamond Directors’ …
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Hitting a baseball is an art form—one my hitters take to heart every single day. One of the keys, as any good hitter knows, is the hands. An often detrimental amount of time usually is spent by …
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I teach seven parts of the swing, which includes: Stance/Load Timing Tempo Tracking Approach Contact Extension/Finish Did you know that it takes 3,000 reps to build a habit? …
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