I’m not tryna hate, but let’s be real, we both know they only put the good hits in and leave the bad ones out cause no way is he hitting them like that consistently and only hitting 10 balls
@@CoastersAndWaterTeacher here, I've taught in districts that only have a 4 hour school day that only teach the basics of reading, writing, math, and social studies. There's no actual time limit on how many hours per day a student has to learn, I've seen home schooled kids that come in to take final exams (general rule is the student has to take all exams at an accredited establishment in order to graduate) that only do 2-3 hours of schooling per day and ace their exams. While 2 hours seems like a bare minimum it does work, unfortunately in most cases that I've seen those students are behind socially and have a hard time talking to peers.
@@Lilly2.0153 no its only the batter what do you think this video was explaning that he is probing people that he can use a bad bat and still hit good lol
That is not true at all. Yes you could have a nice bat but if you’re not a good hitter it don’t matter what bat u have but if you are a good hitter then yes a u trip bat has more pop and is juiced
@@hc_edits_10why players jumping into crowdes for catching ball an the opponent crowds pushing players from catching ball also why no proper boundaries baseball doesn't make any sense
I agree with bat speed, but definitely don't focus on launch angle. Sure, it allows you to hit more home runs, but it severely hinders your consistency. Basically if you only focus on launch angles, you end up being one if those players whose only two outcomes of an at-bat are a home run or a strikeout.
I think he’s got a good chance with the mechanics but like my coach always said when I was younger when you get older those type of hits won’t transfer to high-school you need to focus on hitting line drives. Line drives are key. One of the realest things I’ve heard from a coach to this day. But if he could get in that mindset then yeah
@@RidderNFL We picked it up on blow-out for $50 at the local training facility. Was stamped DEMO right on the handle. 3 weeks later my 9 year old put one in the parking lot with it. True story.
I agree as long as dad does not the way of Baby Gronk. But than again this young man has talent and he trains a lot. Which I do not think Baby Gronk does not.
If anything, it’s harder to hit at this age with the hype fire becuase it is heavily end loaded, or atleast with my experience with the -5 and -8 model
I buy cheap bats under $100 too and it never the bat or glove you don't need $300 gloves you need dedication, just like this kid, and remember me when you're an MVP and world series champ kid
Everyone needs to stop hating because he's improving while you're yapping. I don't see you guys out there working on getting better. He's like 7 or 8 years old in this clip and I guarantee he can hit better than 90 Percent of you.
