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That's right. It's just an elite starting position for most hitters. Gives so much plane adjustability.

Exactly, In any industry when someone says they've "figured out the secret that no one wants you to know" and believes that everyone else has no idea what they're talking about we would call that person a charlatan.

@@stevegoodwin803 thank you. It’s all about what that roster makeup looks like at the school. D1 is still a great place for a lot of guys. Just has to make sense.

@@Cyoung_023 D3 is fine as well. A lot of D3 kids having big impact on Power 4 teams.

@@EliteSportsAdvisingESA Okay Thank you! I’m getting recruiting to a D3 and the coach said they will develop me and help me transfer D1 if that’s what I wanted to do!

@@Cyoung_023 perfect! Take advantage of your time! Work as hard as you can.

@@EliteSportsAdvisingESA Thank you!

@@bayroot510 your welcome!

@@BaseballBluebookApp sounds great!

Let’s do it.

@@09nvn agreed!

I'm glad it helped!

Thank you!

Thank you!

You bet!

It’s a bit incriminating.

No this is referring just to baseball. Though some things may apply.

Glad it was helpful!

@@JohnGoetz-uf6gd there was definite negotiation. I think the NCAA believes no minimum gives smaller schools more room to be flexible with their aid packages.

@@canescatsheat3056 thank you!

You bet. Will continue to update you guys as this develops.

Definitely true.

My pleasure

Thats great. I don't find the success of a 10u or 12u player/team as proof for a teaching method. My problem with him is as follows: 1. He teaches the same thing to every single hitter he coaches. 2. Anyone who doesn't think he's right is an "idiot" or "uninformed". 3. He acts like he's the only one that has done the research on video/film. 4. When you critique his methods he and his followers say "You just don't understand his methods." If what I've described is wrong please point out where thats the case.

@@EliteSportsAdvisingESAYou’re very narrow minded if you don’t see value in youth success. Seems like you just have hate for this guy. Sure there’s other ways to get people to hit and everyone is different. I can only speak to what worked for these kids success. It just sounds like you don’t like the dudes personality and I don’t see any success in that. No worries bro, just do you.

@@Down4dhunt that’s not what I said at all. I could tell 12u players to swing straight down at the ground and a lot of them could have success. That wouldn’t be a proof of a theory. The principle is does the teaching help more people than it hurts. I believe the latter is true. He won’t admit the amount of players that have gone to work with him and never come back because their careers were ended. Any coach worth his salt will admit the things he’s gotten wrong and learn from it. Rich believes he’s found some super secret technique that makes every player a star. If that doesn’t sound fishy to you than I can’t say any more.

@@EliteSportsAdvisingESAMaybe you’re taking me all wrong. I have no loyalty or think he is a genius. Most of his content is to advertise his methods for money. It is apparent you don’t think much of kids baseball which is all I’m really talking about. Hell I’m not even on your level of baseball man! Collaborate with Tman and make a video debating the aspects of how both of you teach! I’d sub for that.

I've posted plenty of videos of my success. You can't even see what you're saying? Accusing me of being a fraud when I have 2500 professional ABs, most of which are in AAA. I had a ton of success in professional baseball. The formal pool hall owner who never played high-level baseball in his life or coached at a high level is not the fraud? Now I'm not saying he is, I just say I don't agree with a lot of what he teaches.

@@EliteSportsAdvisingESA buddy, I see the game. Clicks above everything. All that matters is content. Not getting clicks? Use someone else’s name to pervert the search results. 👎👎 I wonder what your most viewed video is? Probably your successes, huh? Lol

Thank you.

Yes, but if you say that his followers will immediately claim that you don't understand his methods.

Don't agree with most of what he teaches.

Thank you. I feel the same way. I wish I had learned this in HS.

Freshman/Sophomore year. Freshman year its more about getting an idea of what his potential is and what he should be focused on in development. That is a key variable in the equation. Sophomore year is vital because that will be the summer before the Aug. 1st date when he can start to be recruited.

@@EliteSportsAdvisingESAI appreciate the feedback. We are in a very small market. We live in Alaska with short seasons and a lot of travel to get in even the smallest number of games. Any recommendations as far as getting our son more visibility to potential schools? How would I go about setting up a consult with Elite Sports Advising?

@@EliteSportsAdvisingESA I’m not sure if my last response went though. I appreciate the feedback you give. Any suggestions on the best way to help my son get more exposure to college coaches? We are in Alaska and our visibility is limited when our season is short and we don’t have colleges with teams close by. He is on a travel team, but again limited exposure. How would I go about setting up a consult with Elite Sports Advising about your services? Thanks for your time.

Thank you!

Performance is the #1 factor. Trying to get coaches' contact information is probably your best bet.

My email is kyle@elitesportsadvising.com

Thank you very much!

Yes, if you're like me you may be a hard gainer and need more calories than that. I would even up it to 5k just to be sure and make sure to weigh yourself every week.

You need protein. Bacon can work or sausage too.

No but if u have prior stomach issues and a fast metabolism ur screwed 😂

No I ran the fastest 60 time of my career (6.26).

What you have heard is correct. The FCS schools may have the option to remain at 40 roster spots. It's hard to say? How serious is the interest? It's tough to say but offers on the table in this climate for the '25's need to be seriously considered.

The interest I assume is serious, went to the specific college camp and was the only 2025 prospect they kept and spent an hour touring campus with recruiting coordinator after camp. In contact with recruiting coordinator, asked for NCAA ID #, confirmed high school coaches contact info, requesting transcripts and plan to see him pitch live this month. It is a dilemma, if the 40 roster limit remains some of this recent de-commitments (which seemed forced by the schools to be honest) will have been premature and now some D1 opportunities may arise late for 2025 that opened up because of proposed 34 limit that doesn't come into play just yet (is delayed). Also, where can you find list of FCS D1 baseball schools? I thought that was a term limited to Football Championship Subdivision?

What we're hearing is that only a couple power conferences will go to 22-24 scholarships immediately. Everyone else will stay around the same. Rumors about the only way to fully fund 34 scholarships is to cut some of the non-revenue sports.

We give a free evaluation with every kid and parent we meet with. That way they have realistic expectations if they decide to move forward in working with us.

First off, The 11.7 scholarships can be split up amongst the players so most players have some kind of athletic scholarship. Secondly, there are 34 players now allowed on rosters, not 24. The vast majority of baseball programs across D1 are net-negative money makers for athletic associations.

Thank you!

Haha that is very true.

Everyone needs help. Even the best players in the country can make the wrong decision in picking a school and then they're behind an All-American who is going to start every time. That decision alone is worth having help. Put on top of that all the changes that have happened in the last calendar year and the difference in the process for a current sophomore vs. a senior is light years different.

Thanks. What's wrong with the music!!??

Thank you!

There's definitely some truth to that.

I suggest 1 PG or PBR showcase a year to update your metrics. 2nd is making sure he's playing in the tournaments where schools actually attend. Especially in July. There's almost no schools recruiting in June because they're all out at the college summer leagues watching guys in the portal.

I'm not saying it won't work for anyone. I'm saying that when a coach's prescriptions for every hitter are the exact same, there is a problem. I know what I'm talking about. I've worked with some of the best and most respected "new age" hitting coaches in the game.