Thx for all your videos coach. Your channel should grow when more people see the great free coaching that you’re offering. Hard to believe that you don’t have more subs.
@@GodandGlock Ha! Seriously, they have no idea how much of this free knowledge I am giving away lol. All good though. The good ones will absorb this information and that’s all I care about. Please let me know any topic your child or anyone you may know that needs help with. Time to give back! Thanks for the reply
@@Sledge48 My son just turned 7 and has decided that he loves the game…which makes me super happy …and busy! 😂 I’m coaching his teams. He plays up, so right now it’s 8-9 year olds. Many of them in the rec league struggle with the stride or leg kick. They are stepping out and pulling off or …not confident in the stride or leg kick so they don’t stride at all. Any of your thoughts or ideas on working with kids on this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you coach!
@@GodandGlock Oh wow! Great question. The kids are only 8-9 yrs old so this means just make all the drills and practice stuff FUN!!! This will make their subconscious minds actually really LOVE THE GAME! Do competition stuff like who can be the first to hit the back of the net in high tee drill on three swings, play whiffle ball game with them, do all of the fun hitting drills like jump back drill, get them in other big leaguers stances while using a lighter bat, etc…If that makes sense?
Basically, kids this young you need to trick their minds into getting in those body positions that you mentioned. Most of them are afraid to get hit by the ball believe it or not so the best medicine is for kids this young is to have “challenges in their practices!”
I was a little slap hitter and I had to study for years to get this move down correctly to create power in my swing. This stuff is not made up lol. Let me know how it goes?
Good stuff coach
Thx for all your videos coach. Your channel should grow when more people see the great free coaching that you’re offering. Hard to believe that you don’t have more subs.
@@GodandGlock Ha! Seriously, they have no idea how much of this free knowledge I am giving away lol. All good though. The good ones will absorb this information and that’s all I care about. Please let me know any topic your child or anyone you may know that needs help with. Time to give back! Thanks for the reply
@@Sledge48 My son just turned 7 and has decided that he loves the game…which makes me super happy …and busy! 😂 I’m coaching his teams. He plays up, so right now it’s 8-9 year olds. Many of them in the rec league struggle with the stride or leg kick. They are stepping out and pulling off or …not confident in the stride or leg kick so they don’t stride at all. Any of your thoughts or ideas on working with kids on this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you coach!
@@GodandGlock Oh wow! Great question. The kids are only 8-9 yrs old so this means just make all the drills and practice stuff FUN!!! This will make their subconscious minds actually really LOVE THE GAME! Do competition stuff like who can be the first to hit the back of the net in high tee drill on three swings, play whiffle ball game with them, do all of the fun hitting drills like jump back drill, get them in other big leaguers stances while using a lighter bat, etc…If that makes sense?
Basically, kids this young you need to trick their minds into getting in those body positions that you mentioned. Most of them are afraid to get hit by the ball believe it or not so the best medicine is for kids this young is to have “challenges in their practices!”
Also, check out my Cody Bellinger video and you can do the hitting mechanic steps with them I showed in the video. This will really help them
I was a little slap hitter and I had to study for years to get this move down correctly to create power in my swing. This stuff is not made up lol. Let me know how it goes?