How Small Guys Generate Big POWER and Torque!

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  • Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
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  • @JPMoore99
    @JPMoore99 Рік тому +40

    5’9 ain’t no limitation

    • @wesleyturner1979
      @wesleyturner1979 Місяць тому

      If you’re Sammy Sosa 🤣

    • @TheoSprinkles
      @TheoSprinkles Місяць тому

      Or Mookie Betts

    • @michaelallen1154
      @michaelallen1154 Місяць тому

      Dude, it's less strike zone to cover!

    • @georgiebell7064
      @georgiebell7064 Місяць тому

      That’s true I’m 5’9” and I played with the blue jays in the farm, and I did it just like my father who is 6’4” and played with the blue jays pro for 13 years

    • @TheoSprinkles
      @TheoSprinkles Місяць тому

      @@georgiebell7064 one of my favorite BlueJays was George Bell his 1987 season was amazing.

  • @annak29
    @annak29 Рік тому +2

    Golden, again!

  • @softballgirl2708
    @softballgirl2708 Рік тому +2

    Great information for us shorties.

  • @patricknoonan3610
    @patricknoonan3610 3 місяці тому +3

    When working on my swing, I have learned to rest the front foot on balls of the feet. When is want swing drop the heel down, then turn the back leg. I preload with a hip twist and, both feet/legs are in an already open position. The stance is Jeff Bagwell wide opened

  • @GwadeG10
    @GwadeG10 3 місяці тому

    Love it man! Thanks!

  • @jlongo527
    @jlongo527 2 місяці тому

    great ideas. I like the split stance on the tee. I'll try this with the kids. one thing i do own my own to build that core strength is use the spider arm cable machine. set it about waist level and stand enough away from the pulley where you actually have to pull it out. Lock your arms out and twist. Then switch stance. Then I'll change the angles from high to low - I feel the lowering degree setting helps with launch. Essentially, a cable chop from varying degrees but with your arms locked out so you're putting more focus on your core. great for baseball and golf.

  • @edward7655
    @edward7655 Рік тому

    Great video

  • @mikeybaseball1
    @mikeybaseball1 Рік тому

    Oh yeah, torque and power, love this stuff.

  • @TrevorTynesLocalSEO
    @TrevorTynesLocalSEO 4 місяці тому

    Great content. Is this applicable to the slow pitch swing?

  • @patricknoonan3610
    @patricknoonan3610 3 місяці тому

    I like the information the video is providing.

  • @MrAlbored
    @MrAlbored 5 місяців тому

    Love your work!

  • @Mo-Mints-iz6yy
    @Mo-Mints-iz6yy Місяць тому

    Just a thought, with the big front leg stride, and the compensation tactic to "sink" to get "back on time", changes the eyes plane of sight... IMO- keeping eyes on a single level plane increases the contact... If you can sink that back leg and keep eyes on the same plane- thats good- widen stance decrease stride- keeping eyes on plane... how much does a short-non-stride vs. high leg-long stride effect swing velocity? What about contact consistency? How about incorrect timing- fooled- on off speed? I am seeing late in the season pitchers are using outside part of the plate a lot more often than inside half- makes sense- early I the season they are getting jammed and later in the season they are catching up on the inside half. hard to preach an inside out swing early in the season- but as the season goes on, I would definitely switch to an inside out swing- and the pitchers are throwing a lot more breaking/off speed pitches later in the season- unless they throw 95+... just my thoughts! Peace! Enjoyed the video, get some Knee pads for the demonstrator!! LOL!

  • @luispena1142
    @luispena1142 11 місяців тому

    Can you do one for undersize pitchers to create torque

  • @ytjcon2k139
    @ytjcon2k139 4 місяці тому

    We do this, but started incorporating the tidal tank instead of a med ball for resistance

  • @Contracts-nz1ei
    @Contracts-nz1ei Рік тому

    Summers Method is pretty pretty good!

  • @MattChristie
    @MattChristie Рік тому +10

    Great stuff Thomas! I'm 5'8 160lb but only maxxing out at 81mph with wood off a tee. I am going to try out these tee drills, hope to see some improvements!

    • @maikahg7255
      @maikahg7255 9 місяців тому +3

      have you stuck to your word and try these drills out

    • @kingstonnelson4229
      @kingstonnelson4229 3 місяці тому +2

      How have the drills worked for you?

  • @charliescottie9635
    @charliescottie9635 Рік тому +1

    power baby

  • @mattwalker138
    @mattwalker138 Місяць тому

    Bro, you are so on the money with this. I hate when dudes try and teach thescissor move, makes absolutely no sense to teach that as a primaryHitting move. It’s a result of balance shift after the swing has already happened. So glad to hear you say this. Also, Great post and information with the gas leg and brake leg. Huge Dylan Crews fan.

  • @Livestronghockey
    @Livestronghockey 7 місяців тому

    Do you think the “sink” might affect a hitters eyes.

  • @ethanehrlich2233
    @ethanehrlich2233 Рік тому +2

    What weights do you recommend for various hitters?
    Ex: 5 ft girl 85 lbs?
    5’8 boy 150 lbs?
    Great content!! Thanks

    • @halotop3756
      @halotop3756 Рік тому +1

      lol I am an 150 pound 5'9" 13 (almost 14) year old

  • @nomadnds2410
    @nomadnds2410 Рік тому +1

    Feed the trees!

  • @awedee.0
    @awedee.0 9 місяців тому +1

    crews is 6' though???

  • @deebo..post2469
    @deebo..post2469 2 місяці тому

    4’1 and i’m playing D1 at Rutgers

  • @mikeplatz3073
    @mikeplatz3073 Рік тому +1

    Do you prescribe med ball rotation in season or just off season?

  • @LambeauLeeeper
    @LambeauLeeeper 10 місяців тому +2

    We all know how Altuve does it.

  • @pablochilla
    @pablochilla Рік тому +2

    BIG POWER does not know size, awesome content

  • @Rooster_king
    @Rooster_king 4 дні тому

    Dylan Crews and Charlie Welch are listed at 6'-0"

  • @user-ik7bv2ed8t
    @user-ik7bv2ed8t Рік тому

    Thomas so this training is specific pattern right?

  • @chadrides914
    @chadrides914 2 місяці тому

    5’8 140lbs. Just won a fundraiser home run derby against dads 100lbs heavier and more muscular than me. 🤷

  • @chrislewis5069
    @chrislewis5069 3 місяці тому +2

    Dylan crews is listed at 6 feet even, but I think it’s closer to what you said. They have Wyatt Langford at 6, 1” and he doesn’t look a shade over 5’11”. Alex Bergman at 6 feet even lol, what a joke. I think the heights are wrong and they are lying about it for some reason

  • @TheCechristopher
    @TheCechristopher 6 місяців тому

    They create power the same way bigger guys do; strength and technique.

  • @jmtgolf2756
    @jmtgolf2756 2 місяці тому

    It's a thing... I'm 5'7 and hit 51 homers in high school and then pitched in college... threw 92-94 back in 2005

  • @michaelallen1154
    @michaelallen1154 Місяць тому

    You can't teach "drive your knee down." That is just the end result of what's going on with the pelvis and the rear legged coil.

  • @RecruitTalent
    @RecruitTalent 9 місяців тому

    TGRTG

  • @lincolndavis3302
    @lincolndavis3302 Рік тому +2

    First

  • @vsgfx_
    @vsgfx_ Рік тому +2

    Dylan Crews is 5'9? I thought he was 6 foot

  • @mikebilly4599
    @mikebilly4599 Рік тому

    Excellent Info...Thanks for sharing....you have a booga in your right nostril.....just looking out bro.