“I Can’t Stop Pulling My Head” (HERE’S WHY!) 

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Wow coach thanks. I’ve been struggling with this the most

I had this problem in my game last Sunday this helps thanks

Thanks man these videos really help!!🙏🏽🙏🏽

Thanks for the awesome vid. Really helped my hitting, started hitting much more consistent and further after watching.

Nice vid man

I always wonder why I’m looking into the 3rd base dugout after a big swing and a miss! 👍🏼⚾️ - thanks for the great content!

Great Video Coach Justin. I'm an assistant coach on my daughter's 16A traveling softball team. I'm always hollering at the girls to keep their head down! Our girls are getting much better at this. I like the part of the video where you talk about that front shoulder should stay slightly lower than the back shoulder at toe touch/heel plant. If level or higher than back shoulder, then an easier tendency to pull the head. Makes a lot of sense. I will watch for this in the future with our team. Thanks again for this video!

Thanks I need this

Amazing timing, ive been getting the exact thing mentioned inthe vid and it got uploaded only now

This is what I sat about this video. AMEN

Thank you great content

Bro this REALLY fixed my problem. I go to the batting cages in the off season about once a week and I have to swing a foot above the ball to hit a foul ball back. The reason for this is I am pulling my head and my front shoulder is way higher that my back one. Thanks

Thanks coach. That's church right there💪

Grandpop to a 12U softball player who is told that she has the best softball IQ on a team with other girls who regularly crush doubles, triples and homers. The pressure is on her to hit that "6 run" homer". You recognize that problem and offer some advice, i.e., "don't do too much" but you skimped on the explanation of how you "don't do too much".

recipe for disaster yikesssss