Practicing the Cut Swing with Conference Pro Mike Nino | ASA / USSSA Slowpitch Softball

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  • Опубліковано 15 гру 2024

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  • @mikefatts4564
    @mikefatts4564 Рік тому +20

    I successfully got a hit yesterday in a tournament doing the cut swing for the first time. It wasn't a bomb but it was low line drive up the middle just past the shortstop. Thank you guys for these videos!

    • @LeagueNightSoftball
      @LeagueNightSoftball  Рік тому +4

      That is awesome, congratulations! Love hearing that our content is helping people up their games. If you have any footage of the swings, send them our way, we would love to see them. Keep up the progress

  • @reel8453
    @reel8453 Рік тому +8

    can you guys do a break down of Mikes swing and mechanics? Trying to completely reinvent my swing and looking for a guy to emulate.

    • @LeagueNightSoftball
      @LeagueNightSoftball  Рік тому +1

      Great suggestion! We will see if we can grab a few solid clips to breakdown. Stay tuned

    • @reel8453
      @reel8453 Рік тому

      @@LeagueNightSoftball awesome thanks guys!

  • @damgenius1010
    @damgenius1010 Рік тому +7

    Loved the video and picked up a few tips from both guys. I'd hate to play on the left side of the infield against Nino...wow!

    • @LeagueNightSoftball
      @LeagueNightSoftball  Рік тому +2

      They were smoking the ball all over the field. Easy to see why they are high-level ballplayers. Thanks for watching!

    • @prmcollin
      @prmcollin Рік тому

      No doubt-left field is the new third base

  • @jimbateman90
    @jimbateman90 Рік тому +8

    I completely agree about using a tee. It completely messes me up. I will only hit off my tee if I'm testing balls or bats. But as far as trying to improve hitting, I think it actually hurts me in that instance.

    • @mdx799
      @mdx799 5 місяців тому

      Tee work is the key to success try and find a way to make it work

  • @CaliniaMadeEST
    @CaliniaMadeEST Рік тому +5

    Man, this guy is a trip. Way back when, like desert west Park days when me and my uncle used to be part of his team, this guy was awesome. Ive seen him use cheap bats hitting bombs. And when s$it got real heated he'd play s.s close to the pitcher with no glove.

  • @Suavep650
    @Suavep650 Рік тому +3

    He has the best cut swing !

    • @LeagueNightSoftball
      @LeagueNightSoftball  Рік тому +1

      He makes it look so effortless. A ton we can learn from a high level player of his caliber!

  • @brandondemarco
    @brandondemarco Рік тому +3

    Had no idea these two play nagaaa. Pretty cool.

    • @LeagueNightSoftball
      @LeagueNightSoftball  Рік тому

      Yea, it is really cool. Competing in NAGAAA means a lot to these guys, it isn't just a side hustle for them. Pretty sure Nino's company sponsors the PHX Charlie's Toros (A)!

  • @CommentingTheTruth
    @CommentingTheTruth Рік тому +1

    Macho man!!!!

  • @swingcartel_slowpitch_softball

    good content guys. I would have liked to see Mike Nino Explain his hand path to the ball. Meaning, Is he pulling on the knob of the bat, or something else. Get video guys, keep it up.

  • @luchianocorujo1319
    @luchianocorujo1319 Рік тому +1

    Love it

  • @tdub5693
    @tdub5693 Рік тому

    Dang I'm from Southern Illinois too ever heard of Centralia?

  • @TheKrisKing
    @TheKrisKing Рік тому +2

    Ninos cut swing is ridiculous.

  • @reptilesmiami
    @reptilesmiami Рік тому +2

    Awesome video . Do you guys review viewers swings? I’m new to the sport and Ive been watching all your videos and would love some tips

    • @LeagueNightSoftball
      @LeagueNightSoftball  Рік тому +2

      We actually get a ton of requests to review viewers swings. It's actually hard to even respond to them all. However, we have been considering setting up a Patreon where members would be able to get thier swings reviewed by us and members would also have access to see reviews of other members swings. Is that something you would be interested in?

    • @specialace4086
      @specialace4086 Рік тому

      @@LeagueNightSoftball I most certainly would be interested. Just took my first BP using the cut swing and saw instant results.

    • @reptilesmiami
      @reptilesmiami Рік тому

      @@LeagueNightSoftball 100 percent would be interested

    • @reptilesmiami
      @reptilesmiami Рік тому

      @@LeagueNightSoftball a lot of my teammates tell me I’m keeping my elbows in and and not fully extending so I really need some sort of guidance.

  • @DustyB1776
    @DustyB1776 5 місяців тому

    I understand the tee argument but if you’re like me in an area where most people don’t play or are to lazy it’s hard to get plate time in without a tee or a decently expensive machine

  • @mrsmahalo3757
    @mrsmahalo3757 Рік тому +1

    Damn make it look so easy, this my 2year playing and im trying get my hitting to this point it frustrating

    • @LeagueNightSoftball
      @LeagueNightSoftball  Рік тому

      Hang in there Mrs. Mahalo. Nino didn't pick the effortless swing up overnight and neither will we, but with some hard work, we can get there! What are you working on right now in your game? For us, it is working the entire field and trying to hit the ball to specific holes. Good luck this season!

    • @mrsmahalo3757
      @mrsmahalo3757 Рік тому

      @@LeagueNightSoftball there’s not really a set thing that im working kinda just go to the field and get hits in, nothing specific. Could use some pointers on what i coukd start working on

  • @groundoutbp7252
    @groundoutbp7252 Рік тому +1

    Awesome concept but needed more detail on how to they do it. Or like a slow motion type thing maybe on a tee. I mean I have an idea it almost looks like a flick

    • @LeagueNightSoftball
      @LeagueNightSoftball  Рік тому

      Appreciate the feedback. We will make sure to include that on our next video about cutting the ball. Nino definitely said he flicks the wrists when making contact, but a frame-by-frame breakdown would definitely add details.

  • @ryanclark3591
    @ryanclark3591 Рік тому +1

    What model proton is that?

    • @LeagueNightSoftball
      @LeagueNightSoftball  Рік тому

      It was a prototype bat that never hit the market, but it did show the great things Proton is creating!

  • @Kyotix
    @Kyotix Рік тому

    can we see tee work?

  • @GodG1v3n
    @GodG1v3n Рік тому +1

    What weight bat and endload does nino swing?

    • @LeagueNightSoftball
      @LeagueNightSoftball  Рік тому +1

      Nino currently swings a 25oz w/ 0.5oz EL

    • @miguelrodriguez375
      @miguelrodriguez375 Рік тому

      What does the .5 oz el mean?

    • @Odd1006
      @Odd1006 7 місяців тому

      ​@@miguelrodriguez375ik I am way late but I think I've heard that means the end load is .5 oz. As in, it adds .5 oz to the bat. Not entirely sure if that's right tho.

  • @jameswebster4840
    @jameswebster4840 Рік тому

    I've been practicing the cut swing and really like it a lot. I start with my hands about chest high then raise them up somewhat. I feel like I chop at the ball sometimes. I guess too much of a downward swing plane. Any suggestions to be more consistent besides BP?

    • @illton
      @illton Рік тому

      I'm FAR from an expert, but I try to connect with the bottom half of the ball and let the physics take over.

    • @jameswebster4840
      @jameswebster4840 Рік тому

      @@illton Thanks I will try that.

  • @toughbutsweet1
    @toughbutsweet1 Рік тому

    Nino can rake.

  • @colesteverson5751
    @colesteverson5751 Рік тому +1

    What is NAGAA?

    • @LeagueNightSoftball
      @LeagueNightSoftball  Рік тому +1

      NAGAAA (North American Gay Amatuer Athletic Alliance) - it is comparable to USA Softball in that they play ASA rules, just a different organization running the tournaments

  • @Htbboy03
    @Htbboy03 Рік тому +1

    Nino has some of the best hands in the game aaaaayyyyyy

  • @codydines2397
    @codydines2397 Рік тому +1

    It's so strange to me that the higher you go in softball, the hotter the bats and balls get. I know they CAN, but I would much rather see them do this with ASA/USA bats under legal compression with .52/300 balls. I'm not even close to a conference player (C/D), and hit ropes with those bats and balls. Just doesn't make sense to me. Awesome content though guys!

    • @LeagueNightSoftball
      @LeagueNightSoftball  Рік тому +2

      The bat used in this video is actually made to ASA specs and we used 52/300 balls. Nino and Dom just hit hard. It's pretty impressive to see in person. These dudes are legit and we are so glad they are happy to share some of thier knowledge with us!

  • @matthewdiduck
    @matthewdiduck Рік тому

    Every bat I got this guy out.

  • @ballaholic987
    @ballaholic987 Рік тому

    This guy demolished my team in mens league goodyear. His team beat us like 32-6 in 3 innings asa. We were embarrassed. Lol

  • @kylemc8851
    @kylemc8851 Рік тому +1

    Shocked you guys don't use a net, but what do I know...

    • @LeagueNightSoftball
      @LeagueNightSoftball  Рік тому +1

      Normally, we would use a net, but these guys were strictly pulling the ball so the risk was lower. Put it this way, neither Cam nor I wanted to pitch, that's for sure!

    • @kylemc8851
      @kylemc8851 Рік тому +2

      @@LeagueNightSoftball haha!! No doubt 🤣
      Only takes one miss hit, hitting it that hard not many will get leather on it.

  • @jw2par
    @jw2par Рік тому

    😂 I would be drilled in the head if I was standing on 3rd base . 😮

  • @kramit269
    @kramit269 Рік тому +1

    Bat sounds juiced , you hear difference

    • @LeagueNightSoftball
      @LeagueNightSoftball  Рік тому

      Only time will tell I suppose. With the new FIB the Proton's will have, I can't imagine them to be juiced any more than the Monsta's are, and those are def legal. Excited to see what Proton has brewing up

  • @Allpointz
    @Allpointz Рік тому +1

    If someone is going to have a video on hitting, why don’t they always begin by mentioning their bat and size they are using. SMH.

    • @LeagueNightSoftball
      @LeagueNightSoftball  Рік тому

      This one is a 25.5, 1/2 Oz Endload

    • @play712
      @play712 Рік тому

      Most of us that play regularly know just by seeing it what bat it is, but I agree with you. It's nice to know what specifications they are using

    • @allstarr9tc
      @allstarr9tc Рік тому +2

      because weight is personal preference and is the last thing (if at all) i need to know about someone's swing? lol