I think that what differentiates one from the other is that you love to play. Baseball is in you. Most guys didn't want to practice or hated it, but I loved to practice.
You could be. My suggestion would be to keep working hard and never be satisfied if your goal is to keep playing at higher levels of baseball. Good luck!
Thank you, Matt. I really can relate to this video. Everyday during the winter, I take swings off the tee in my basement till my hands bleed. I go to the back of my school and bounce tennis balls off the wall, practice my routes to fly balls and taking grounders etc. I try to be as observant as possible when watching players I admire and MLB players. I crave information. I always ask my coaches how I can get better. I WANT it. I really want it badley. I wont let anything stop me. Thanks matt
My guess is it is coming down to your mechanics. Check out our online video analysis lessons on our website, which you can find in our video's description. Sign up, send me your videos, and I will let you know what you are doing wrong and what you need to do differently to start hitting for power!
That is excellent. This is something I am constantly trying to impart to my son. Coming from you with your background lends a lot more credence to this philosophy.
Thanks for this vid, I just recently found this out. I wish I would have been paying attention when people told me to work hard and practice a lot, but I always let it fly over my head. I've seen rapid improvement in my skills since I've realized how important it is to strive to get better. I just wish I would have started before high school as apposed to my junior yr. Every young kid that wants to play baseball needs to watch and understand this.
impressive, with these comments you allow me to understand in a real way that even the biggest and strongest must be delivered to his dream. Thank you. I broke my paradigms.
hey bro my respect on this video , i know it will inspire many players who dont have the knowledge , or the right coach , keep transferring your knowledge to people and god and the universe will pay you back , god bless you
I never realized that there were that many underdog stories in the majors. I've been under the impression that it's survival of the fittest where everyone starts out in little league and people that Arnt good enough don't get to play as they get older. Me personally i know I'm the hardest worker on my HS team but get the least at bats and I'm going into my senior year too. Thank you for this
mango_666 look up Lorenzo Cain. Dude never played any sports or baseball for that matter until he was 16 yrs old. He came to his first practice in jeans and never even owned a glove. Now he is in the majors making 16 mil a year. The dude is a heck of an athlete. Super athletic
Wow great video it's really crazy how much and quickly you can Learn from teaching yourself. It really means more when you figure out what you are doing wrong then people telling you. Like I threw for a couple hours yesterday and today into a net and video taped y self in the snow and saw that my throwing motion wasn't circular it was very choppy thanks Matt best online baseball coach
What about the psychological dimension? I always assumed that the best players had a capacity to perform under pressure that other players do not. I'm certain the psychologiclo make-up of great players differs from the psychological make-up of players that aren's so great.
Yeah, I've been playing jv baseball for three years in high school, but I still work really hard. There was some bad games I had. like i struck out 3 times straight and was really mad.But I forget about those flaws and move on...
And I've always heard from mY Coaches tht I have a hitch in my throwing or it's like why you said in ur throwing video with Step One step two step three. But I never knew what they mean until I FELT the differnce and know what it's suppose to feel like
Great video. Im a freshman in high school and i really want to be great. Ive been working really hard in the weight room but i only get to hit and feild about once a week because i live where there is snow for 4-5 months out of the year so i cant really play in the offseason. Could you please make a video for people who cant really play year round. That would be great thanks.
JV vs. Varsity-boils down to playing time and natural progression. I’d rather see a player, play, versus get moved up quickly and riding the pine getting rusty. Education is key-school first, but also study the game and work hard everyday. Earn it!
I think that what differentiates one from the other is that you love to play. Baseball is in you. Most guys didn't want to practice or hated it, but I loved to practice.
These early Vids are great. Thanks Matt
You could be. My suggestion would be to keep working hard and never be satisfied if your goal is to keep playing at higher levels of baseball. Good luck!
Glad you liked it!
I'm don't know for sure, but I'd say most of the players that played in college played high school baseball
Thanks!
Thank you, Matt. I really can relate to this video. Everyday during the winter, I take swings off the tee in my basement till my hands bleed. I go to the back of my school and bounce tennis balls off the wall, practice my routes to fly balls and taking grounders etc. I try to be as observant as possible when watching players I admire and MLB players. I crave information. I always ask my coaches how I can get better. I WANT it. I really want it badley. I wont let anything stop me. Thanks matt
boi
My guess is it is coming down to your mechanics. Check out our online video analysis lessons on our website, which you can find in our video's description. Sign up, send me your videos, and I will let you know what you are doing wrong and what you need to do differently to start hitting for power!
Thanks! Sure thing will try to put something together.
That is great to hear! Good luck!
That's what I'm talking about!
thank you god for this man.
This was when he was still playing
Yes plenty. I have a lot of teammates that didn't make their varsity high school team until their Senior year.
Thanks for sharing! Good luck!
That is excellent. This is something I am constantly trying to impart to my son. Coming from you with your background lends a lot more credence to this philosophy.
I was drafted out of high school at 18 and then again after my Junior year of college at 21
Thanks for this vid, I just recently found this out. I wish I would have been paying attention when people told me to work hard and practice a lot, but I always let it fly over my head. I've seen rapid improvement in my skills since I've realized how important it is to strive to get better. I just wish I would have started before high school as apposed to my junior yr. Every young kid that wants to play baseball needs to watch and understand this.
This actually motivated me!! But to bad I can't practice that often because there's snow outside here in Toronto
impressive, with these comments you allow me to understand in a real way that even the biggest and strongest must be delivered to his dream. Thank you. I broke my paradigms.
Thanks for watching!!!
hey bro my respect on this video , i know it will inspire many players who dont have the knowledge , or the right coach , keep transferring your knowledge to people and god and the universe will pay you back , god bless you
Thanks so much!!! Good luck to you! Thanks for watching!!
Your right... Sam Horn could hit fastballs a mile but never learned how to hit a curveball
I wish I did. I don't know of any in NJ. If I think of any I'll let you know.
seniors beer league. still trying to become the best. off to training thanks for the vid
Great video!!!
great vid once again
I never realized that there were that many underdog stories in the majors. I've been under the impression that it's survival of the fittest where everyone starts out in little league and people that Arnt good enough don't get to play as they get older. Me personally i know I'm the hardest worker on my HS team but get the least at bats and I'm going into my senior year too. Thank you for this
mango_666 look up Lorenzo Cain. Dude never played any sports or baseball for that matter until he was 16 yrs old. He came to his first practice in jeans and never even owned a glove. Now he is in the majors making 16 mil a year. The dude is a heck of an athlete. Super athletic
www.si.com/mlb/2014/10/18/lorenzo-cain-kansas-city-royals-world-series-alcs if you have time read this article
Good video! The "rambling" helped nail down the message.
Lots of practice and knowing how to rest deeply enough to support the practice....
Nice!
Our favorite motto is , "While the other guys are hugging there pillow like its there girl, we are getting the work in"
Lol!
Wow great video it's really crazy how much and quickly you can
Learn from teaching yourself. It really means more when you figure out what you are doing wrong then people telling you. Like I threw for a couple hours yesterday and today into a net and video taped y self in the snow and saw that my throwing motion wasn't circular it was very choppy thanks Matt best online baseball coach
Good keep working! Good luck!
i learned just basically speed, strength and skill
What do you mean?
I appreciate the
I wish I had heard this when I was a kid.
What about the psychological dimension? I always assumed that the best players had a capacity to perform under pressure that other players do not. I'm certain the psychologiclo make-up of great players differs from the psychological make-up of players that aren's so great.
Yeah, I've been playing jv baseball for three years in high school, but I still work really hard. There was some bad games I had. like i struck out 3 times straight and was really mad.But I forget about those flaws and move on...
And I've always heard from mY
Coaches tht I have a hitch in my throwing or it's like why you said in ur throwing video with Step
One step two step three. But I never knew what they mean until I FELT the differnce and know what it's suppose to feel like
Great video. Im a freshman in high school and i really want to be great. Ive been working really hard in the weight room but i only get to hit and feild about once a week because i live where there is snow for 4-5 months out of the year so i cant really play in the offseason. Could you please make a video for people who cant really play year round. That would be great thanks.
Would you think I am on the right track making varsity as a freshman
clemente roberts how are you now?
JV vs. Varsity-boils down to playing time and natural progression. I’d rather see a player, play, versus get moved up quickly and riding the pine getting rusty. Education is key-school first, but also study the game and work hard everyday. Earn it!
How are you now?
Great! Do you guys have many indoor facilities in Toronto?
You know a good pitching instructor in New Jersey.I'm trying to find a good instructor I can trust that can help me be consistent...
At what age did you get drafted at?
I always wonder why I gained so much drive to get better as I got older...
Thanks!
Thanks!