Hi, I'm BIKI.
This time, I filmed my batting lesson with Brandon Hundt, a former pro on the college baseball team, and explained it with subtitles.
I've been struggling with my batting for a long time and ended up with a batting average of 202 last season. In less than half an hour, my batting changed drastically and I was able to hit 93 mph on the tee.
If you watch this video, you may understand why there is such a difference in power between Japanese hitters and major leaguers. (Ohtani is an exception.)
This video is a must watch for anyone who wants to increase their batting speed and get the ball to fly farther.
In the next video, I will post a video of me actually hitting a home run on the field.
I am not a draft candidate.
Biki
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A video explaining "Studying Baseball in America
• アメリカ野球留学について解説しました
This channel was started by BIKI, a blogger and his friend Motoki, an American baseball student.
This video was edited by
Filming and cutting Biki
Biki
Self introduction
I'm 20 years old, born in Kanagawa, Japan and studying abroad in the United States.
I played baseball with Americans for two years while earning credits at an American university.
Although I worked hard as a mainstay of the team, I couldn't win, couldn't hit, and couldn't make my dreams come true.
I opened a RU-vid channel and a blog (Wordpress) to spread the word about Japanese baseball players in the U.S. and to promote the career path of studying baseball in the U.S.
My goal is to have 1000 subscribers by the end of this year.
Career
2015 Won the national championship with Asahimine Pony
2016 Entered Seya High School
2018 Graduated (lost in the second round of the last tournament)
2019 July: Start traveling to the U.S.
2020 1st year season batting average 389, 3rd in the league (12 games)
2021 Second year season batting average: 202 (32 games)
May Opened blog
June Junior college graduation
Opened RU-vid channel
September Enrolled in a four-year college (NCAADivision2, ranked 22nd in the nation).
2023 June Graduated from 4-year college (might be ranked #1 in the nation)
Blog information
Blog about studying in the U.S. and college baseball in the U.S.
BIKI BLOG: bikiblog.org
BIKI's diary blog, where he writes about what he thinks.
BIKI LIFE: bikibaseball.com
Twitter: / hibiki18813458
Instagram: / biki_bloggg. .
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
4 окт 2024
