Introduction To My Channel

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  • Опубліковано 8 січ 2021
  • In this video, Jermaine Curtis introduces the channel and explain his story. He also ask viewers what questions they may have for him so he can answer them and help the community.
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  • @nyk3334
    @nyk3334 11 місяців тому

    Jermaine, so nice of you to share the game with us!

  • @kjcl90
    @kjcl90 3 роки тому +1

    Love it!

  • @alfredfernandez7408
    @alfredfernandez7408 3 роки тому +1

    You sound sincere, I’m glad there are people who just want to help the next generation. Thank you

    • @JermaineCurtis55
      @JermaineCurtis55  3 роки тому

      Hey Alfred! I appreciate you watching and commenting. I really do. Thank you so much

    • @alfredfernandez7408
      @alfredfernandez7408 3 роки тому

      No problem, I’m from Fontana went to Fohi in the mid 90’s and was a war zone to say the least haha. My son is 13 and looking to get him the right training?

    • @JermaineCurtis55
      @JermaineCurtis55  3 роки тому

      Yeah, I went to A.B.Miller...graduated in 2005. We had crazy riots and stuff back then.
      As for the training, I wish I was in the area. Are you guys still leaving in the I.E.?

  • @caseyburcroff
    @caseyburcroff 3 роки тому

    Thank you Mr. Cutis I am trying to peruse my goals of playing college baseball and your videos have helped alot!

    • @JermaineCurtis55
      @JermaineCurtis55  3 роки тому +1

      You'll get there Casey! If you commit, it will happen. Most people say they want something but don't fully commit. If you wake up everyday, and say, "this is my purpose. I will be a college baseball player...and I will do whatever it takes to get there. ", nothing will stop you. Nothing at all will stop you.

  • @figgy835
    @figgy835 3 роки тому +1

    Wow!! Bro finally someone giving the real to folks lacking quality information...⚾️💯⚾️

    • @JermaineCurtis55
      @JermaineCurtis55  3 роки тому

      Thanks Figgy!!! I appreciate you. Please subscribe and hi the like button...helps with the UA-cam algorithm.

  • @edcampbell8176
    @edcampbell8176 2 роки тому +1

    Jermaine, a friend, who tutors pitchers & hitters, said he saw Bonds demonstrate a drill he did with a shovel handle that was a variation of the top hand catch drill. Do you recall this drill? Thanks!

    • @JermaineCurtis55
      @JermaineCurtis55  2 роки тому

      Hey Ed,
      Never seen it. Which now makes me curious. Can you give more details on what is was?

    • @edcampbell8176
      @edcampbell8176 2 роки тому +1

      @@JermaineCurtis55 Let me talk with the instructor & I’ll get back to you. Appreciate your help!

    • @JermaineCurtis55
      @JermaineCurtis55  2 роки тому

      Thank you for watching!

  • @rjn0909
    @rjn0909 3 роки тому +1

    Bro your such an inspiration for Fontana Ball players, my older cousin played with your younger brother and you use to be at the practices all the times for the Tornadoes at Veterans park , always with a bat in your hand, still remember like yesterday great work bro!

    • @JermaineCurtis55
      @JermaineCurtis55  3 роки тому

      hahaha I appreciate you Raymond! Thank you...I do remember those days

  • @Mitten4371
    @Mitten4371 Рік тому

    Yea I pitched and played firstbase from little league to highschool and I started to play travel baseball at age 13 . I played for coaches that played pro or college and then I went on to play for my highschool team for three straight years. Then I went to tryouts that MLB was having and they told us that if they were interested in you that they would call you. Well I got the call but the Florida Marlins in which now is the Miami Marlins were interested in me and so at one point in time I was being scouted by the Florida Marlins. See I live in Georgia just north of Atlanta and so after highschool was over I was wanting to go and play college baseball. So I went to a junior college just south of Georgia and I was just about to go there but see I was a Special Ed student in highschool. Just in case you don't know what Special Ed means it is a class that if your failing in every normal class then Special Ed is for students who are failing in their classes. Well that was me and so it made it hard for me to get into any college but baseball is all I know and so my baseball IQ is still there. But I didn't make it to pro or college but was taught by coaches who played pro or college but my playing days are over. See I'm 45 now and baseball is still a passion of mine and I still love the game and it's still in my blood. So baseball has been the only that I've been good at and so I think my resume in baseball is pretty impressive. So I sent MLB my baseball resume to them and hoping that there is something that I can do in the game of baseball. See I've had one job after another and they don't last and I've had many that has asked me what am I good at. Well it always brings me back to baseball and so I'm hoping that someone will take notice. But I've been thinking about doing baseball lessons and I can teach anything from pitching to hitting and I feel that I can teach at any age and for those who are wanting to play at the next level. I'm just trying to think of drills that I can use to develop players and help me on how to get started in doing lessons

  • @christopherjackson9428
    @christopherjackson9428 3 роки тому +1

    Do you know how salaries in overseas baseball compare to salaries in the MLB/MiLB?

    • @JermaineCurtis55
      @JermaineCurtis55  3 роки тому +1

      Yeah, I do but I have a friend who may help you with that. Great question! If he doesn't answer, I might make a video about it.

    • @JermaineCurtis55
      @JermaineCurtis55  3 роки тому +1

      You can email him at steadytravel42@gmail.com. his name is Eddie Murray

  • @DaHuntersTrophy
    @DaHuntersTrophy 3 роки тому

    Congratulations on making the pros. Never heard of you and this my first viewing your page. Major props. You know a lot of ppl make videos for clickbait but you the real deal. Hope you get picked up by a team soon.

  • @dominicmendez6761
    @dominicmendez6761 2 роки тому

    Can you break down the difference between Japanese swings vs the rest of the world. Or am I tripping seems to be a difference just can’t point out exactly what it is.