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Two-Strike Hitting: Advanced Approach Strategy
The two-strike count exposes everything—your mechanics, your mental game, and your preparation. Here's how to stop surviving and start thriving.
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The 7 Critical Swing Checkpoints
A repeatable swing isn't built on feel alone. These are the seven checkpoints I look at on every swing — in lessons, on video, and in games.
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Why the Tee Is the Most Misused Tool in Baseball
The tee is the most underrated diagnostic tool in baseball — and the most misused. Here's how to make every tee swing count.
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Defining a Quality At-Bat (QAB)
Batting average lies. QAB% is the metric I track because it tells you whether the hitter is competing — not whether they got lucky.
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Baseball IQ: The Real Separator
Tools get you noticed. Baseball IQ keeps you on the field. Here's why every elite hitter I've played with thinks the same way at the plate.
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Why Your Hitter Looks Great in Batting Practice but Struggles in Games
Your hitter does not need to become better at batting practice. The goal is to build a swing, approach, and decision-making process that survive when the game speeds up.
Read post →The Homerun Mindset
The 'home run mindset' feels productive, but it quietly kills consistency. Here's why chasing bombs usually leads to the wrong swing at the wrong pitch.
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Game IQ and Situational Awareness in Baseball: The Secret Weapon of Elite Players
Raw talent gets you noticed. Game IQ and situational awareness keep you on the field — and ahead of the competition.
Read post →Stealing Second Base: Win the 90 Feet Before You Run
Don’t steal because the count says “go.” Steal because you have an advantage. Smart runners study the pitcher, find a pattern, and attack the right opportunity.
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